Chapter 25, Page 34
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MedLog 10.289-25
This client is even more exceptional than I initially thought! Whether it’s due to previous genetic modifications or just natural resilience, her body’s accepted another round of mods—all without issue and much faster than anticipated.
Undergoing multiple enhancements in such a brief span of time would put considerable strain on the average person, but this woman seems practicality unfazed.
Not only is her recovery speed remarkable, but she shows no signs of fatigue, negative immune response, or any adverse reactions—not even minor discomfort.
Then again, now that I’ve completely eliminated her sense of pain, physical discomfort will be something she won’t ever have to worry about again.
—Dr. K
Danger Zone One. Story by Midnight. Art by Salaiix.
I love it when the hero has to work for a Victory, one sided curb stomps are so borning!
I TOLD them they needed to tie the scum up before they could recover. Nobody ever listens to me.
Ouch! Right on the air bags 😀
Round two: FIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now it’s going to get a little more sweaty.
Yikes, that’s GOT to hurt!
Well, at least she hit the thickest part…but that just means there’s more to hurt.
I guess this shows quite clearly why Nihil was working as a bodyguard.
Because she’s psychotic?
That too, but let us put in a little nicer by calling it “Not knowing when to quit” or something. I was thinking pure durability really. 🙂
Right in the bumpers!!
Ouch! That would really hurt! I wonder how the Euphoria affects pain reception.
I think we’re in for a real knock-down, drag-out fight!
Madison’s gonna need a week in a healing tank after this battle is over. Or at least, some time sedated in a hospital bed.
It’s all fun and games until someone gets a pointed stick in the eye. That rapier is still lying around somewhere
Nihil was clearly attempting the famous Boot To The Head strike from Tie Kwon Leep, and it is a testament to Madison’s combat acumen that she was able to redirect the strike to a padded portion of her anatomy that could absorb the force.