I'll Teach You Brain Surgery

For a Hunter, brain disease was practically a terminal prognosis.

The reason was simple.

Because there was no way to open it.

“Even now, we still haven't perfected a technique for safely opening a Hunter's skull.”

Dr. Na Hayoung once put it that way.

“It's that bad?”

“Yeah. Other parts at least leave us some room to deal with them. If there's bleeding, you stop it; if something's torn, you suture it; if tissue is damaged, you cut it out.”

But the brain was different.

The moment you went in wrong, it was simply over.

Miss a single blood vessel, and the patient's vision fills with blood...