Chapter 915


    Ryder had arrived as a volunteer medic, his heart set on making a difference amidst the chaos.


    No sooner had he touched ground than he was thrust into the fray, attending to the injured with the skill


    and precision that only a top-tier neurosurgeon could muster. In the face of disaster, his expertise


    shone.


    The evening of his arrival, sleep was a luxury Ryder couldn’t afford. He spent the night in the makeshift


    clinic, a beacon of hope in the darkest hours.


    Agnes, though exhausted beyond measure, managed a mere two hours of fitful rest in the tent before


    joining him. The first 36 hours were critical, and time was slipping through their fingers.


    Patient after patient was brought in, a relentless tide of suffering. The clinic was overrun. The


    earthquake had taken its toll, leaving them in a precarious shelter with sporadic electricity and


    damaged equipment, exacerbating an already dire situation. Medicines were scarce, adding insult to


    injury.


    Blocked mountain roads kept additional aid at bay, the uncertainty of their arrival hanging heavy in the


    air. Withmunications down, Agnes could no longer broadcast live updates, instead documenting


    every harrowing moment for posterity.


    Despite the devastation, Agnes and herpanions joined the ranks of the volunteers, determined to


    make a difference. Bronzetown Borough was shaken to its core, aftershocks threatening the little


    stability they had, homes reduced to rubble, with many still trapped beneath.


    As the death toll rose, the stark reality hit them; they could only save so many. Agnes witnessed too


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    many farewells, the town a veritable inferno of human suffering. The fear of nature''s wrath, the agony


    of loss, and the uncertainty of the future—such scenes eclipsed all else. Lifelong grievances and


    heartaches paled inparison to the catastrophe at hand.


    Day in, day out, it was a race against death itself, leaving them with nothing but their spent bodies and


    numbed spirits.


    Then, in a twist of cruel irony, Agnes herself sumbed to exhaustion while caring for others. Luckily,


    Ryder was there to catch her, cradling her to a room set aside for rest. She was merely spent, her body


    weakened by the ordeal andck of nourishment.


    The rescue teams from outside were still nowhere in sight, the aftershocks relentless. Isted from the


    world, Bronzetown Borough had be a battleground for survival, even clean water a precious


    Ryder had brought supplies with him, stashing away a few cans and loaves of bread. He offered it all to


    Agnes, who, in turn, gave everyst morsel to the children in need.


    Everyone was on edge, not just Agnes. Ryder felt it too—his spirit taut as a wire, the devastation


    around him threatening to snap his resolve at any moment. Co?tent of Dr?м??ovеls.cоm


    The world seemed too cruel, too unforgiving.