"Do you need painkillers? This will hurt a lot," the nurse asked.
"No, just hurry up."
Eve urged.
The nurses exchanged a glance, perhaps admiring Eve's courage, and without further warning, they started the machine. As the current surged through, an intense pain exploded in Eve's mind, feeling as though someone had shot her in the head, causing her vision to scatter momentarily.
She grabbed onto the edge of the bed's railing to keep herself from collapsing. After a series of flashes, her view gradually cleared. The nurses surrounded Eve, disinfecting the wound with a cotton swab after removing the electrodes, while another nurse checked the machine's indicator lights. After so many days of treatment, they finally turned to a gleaming green.
"Congratulations, the erosion in your body has receded."
While recording the information, the nurse spoke to Eve, who was holding her head.
