CHAPTER 10
Author: Anakin Detour
last update2024-09-03 16:15:32

"You don't need to worry I'll message some of our men in Almond City to take care of that, and you need to know she's not your biological mother, you belong here." Stacey said.

"What do you mean by that? Who are you to tell me that?"

"Doctor Bryan you can proceed." She said to the old man.

"Thank you Stacey." He smiled.

"Why'd you bring a doctor?"

"Doctor Bryan here is not just any doctor but also a Neurologist and a cognitive rehabilitation therapist. One of the best healers the world can afford, and as a matter of fact you too used to be very close. Right Bryan." Stacey stated.

"That's right Lord Adam, we used to be close friends. I used to be one of your teachers."

"But I don't know you." Adam, still in confusion, said.

"You will in an hour. Adam Manchester, you are a soldier, not just any soldier you are Coastal Flair most powerful ally, the country's greatest force. The supreme general among all four generals." Doctor Bryan stated as he moved around Adam.

"Coastal Flair needs you back Adam, the Dead skulls and Eastern Veil is about to launch an attack on Coastal Flair, the country needs its general. It needs you Adam Manchester.

"You are not a useless son-in-law as your new family presents you as. You are a billionaire general, a force to be reckoned with.

"After the great war three years ago, the helicopter you were traveling with was attacked and you crash landed in another city, unconscious and somehow lost your memory. The Special force has been searching for you ever since. You need to remember."

"Stop! Stop! I can't remember anything, I'm telling you I'm not the guy you mistook me for. And I'm Adam Forest not Manchester." Adam's eyes flashed with indignation.

"Relax Lord Adam, he's only trying to help you." Stacey said.

"Help? The only help I need is getting back to my city."

Stacey and doctor Bryan exchanged glances and Bryan nodded. "Forgive me supreme general but I'll have to do it the hard way then"

"What are you talking about..."

Before he could complete his sentence Stacey belted his arms and legs so he won't be able to move. "What are you doing!" Adam clenched his jaw, the belts were too strong he couldn't even feel his arms and moved an inch.

Bryan then went to his table and opened a briefcase, he brought out a device that looked like a helmet and placed it on Adam's head, even if Adam tried to move away it was impossible. The lights soon went off as the room was engulfed in darkness.

Suddenly, like a realistic animation, the walls, ceiling and floor started displaying pictures of Adam's previous life, with scenes of him in the battlefield and also happy moments with his colleagues before the war. Meanwhile the helmet was playing familiar sounds of everyone he has known and made friends with and a light electricity was also released to his brain.

Adam screamed in agony as his memories were coming in by force. Doctor Bryan was focused on his computer, it was loading and was currently at 11%

Adam screamed louder as the pain increased, according to the doctor the higher the percentage of the memory boot, the more of his memories he'll recover.

"Please stay calm, it'll soon be over. It's for your own good." Stacey yelled, she knew the feeling of the memory boot, an average person would die at 50% of the boot, but Adam was still alive at 60%.

The memory boot machine was built to forcefully restore memories to patience, many couldn't access it, not only because it was too expensive but also because it was super dangerous.

Adam's memories were coming back with the speed of light, he could remember his legendary battle that elevated his rank to a general and then a supreme general. Everything was coming back.

But when it reached 90% it looked like he couldn't take the pain anymore. He screamed so loud that Stacey was scared.

"Turn it off doctor, turnt it off!” Stacey ordered with an urgent tone. “If that machine says on, he'll die!"

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