The Plague Tower

The tower promises a cure. It delivers something far worse.Rennic Vale has survived poison, bone magic, buried systems, and the empire's attempts to turn healers into property. But after the horrors of the Bone Garden, a new threat rises from the south.The Plague Tower.It calls to every healer still wearing a collar.It promises freedom. It promises mercy. It promises an end to pain, chains, sickness, and death itself. Across the empire, desperate healers begin walking toward it, drawn by a voice that sounds like salvation.But Rennic knows the truth.Healing can restore.Healing can rewrite.Healing can enslave.And whatever waits inside the Plague Tower is not freeing healers. It is opening them.As Marrowfen becomes the first checkpoint on a road filled with the sick, the dying, the collared, and the almost-dead, Rennic and his companions are forced to leave before the Tower's false cure reaches everyone they are trying to protect. With Lysa, Nera, Davra, Esa, Orlan, Seraphine, Ilyra, Veyr, Tollen, and Bram at his side, Rennic must follow the plague road into a corrupted miracle before the empire's most vulnerable people surrender themselves to a system wearing the face of mercy.But the Tower is not only calling the healers.It is calling Rennic.And buried somewhere inside its fevered heart is the First Surgeon-the one who may understand what healing was before the empire broke it.To stop the Plague Tower, Rennic must go deeper than wounds, deeper than collars, deeper than death.He must discover whether a cure can become a prison.And whether the last healer of the broken system can save the world without healing it wrong.The Plague Tower is Book Four of The Last Healer of the Broken System, a dark progression fantasy series with light LitRPG elements, forbidden healing magic, class-based power, dangerous companions, corrupted systems, and a support-class hero becoming something the empire should have feared from the beginning.Perfect for readers who enjoy long-form progression fantasy, healer protagonists, magical systems, dark fantasy worlds, empire-breaking quests, dungeon-like horrors, and slow-burn power growth across an epic series.