"What did you just say?" the doctor asked with a baffled expression on his face, seemingly unable to comprehend what Leon said.
"You are going to remove my spine, including my spinal cord, and install a new one in my body," Leon repeated himself.
"Do you have any idea what you are saying? It's so dangerous!"
"I have read on the internet that surgeries like that are possible. If you are a neurosurgeon, you should be able to do it, right?" Leon asked impatiently.
"The probability of the surgery succeeding is 0.01%. That's close to none. You can die in this process," the doctor said with a furious look on his face.
"I don't care. And to be honest, I would rather die than live my entire life as a crippled." Leon furrowed his brows and said, "And my body was working fine. I could move my hands and legs. But now I can't. What did you do to my body?"
"We treated you," the nurse replied.
"Just admit that you messed up in the surgery and made me crippled," Leon remarked.
