Rising from the Ashes BY Only For You

---- Chapter 1349 Preston and Clifford's voices, dripping with malicious intent and carrying an overwhelming pressure, echoed across the arena. " Whoever causes a death, takes full responsibility!" For a brief moment, the entire stadium fell into a stunned hush. Even the audience held their breath, the weight of those words settling heavily over them. The seventh round of the Grand Medical Summit was a live patient operation.

This was not just about losing a round anymore-it was about real lives hanging in the balance. Lab mice were experimental subjects-at worst, killing one meant failure. However, the current round meant potentially killing a patient. The consequences would be unimaginable. 'The sound of sharp intakes of breath rippled through the crowd. This approach was nothing short of the harshest way to test the contestants' willpower and medical skills Someone exclaimed, "Man, this is intense!

I know it's a life-or- death thing, but I can't help being curious. I want to see how these so-called medical geniuses handle it!" Another sighed, "Oh no, one of our guys already looks like he's about to crack under the pressure!" "This round is brutal. No wonder they say studying medicine is a life-or-death job! ---- Gradually, the crowd began to stir, murmurs turning into alow, anxious buzz. Up in the stands, Derek frowned. "Esteemed elders, isn't the seventh round a bit too extreme?

Medical Summit." Derek raised a hand, trying to calm the tension. "Even so, if something truly catastrophic happens, it won't be good." The two old men chuckled. "Relax, Mr. McCormick. Of course, we have

to intervene if any contestant makes a critical mistake. We won't actually let anyone die-we're not monsters." Hearing this, Derek finally let out a small sigh of relief. He had been genuinely concerned about the potential fallout. On the competition floor, Andrew gave a small nod. The Grand Medical Summit was not just

finally, things were getting interesting. If the earlier rounds had felt like warm-ups, this was the real deal. ---- Soon, patients were being wheeled onto the stage one by one. Some were missing limbs, others groaned in pain, a few stared into space, and others had severe burns covering their bodies. Every single one