Novel & Cerita Redo Of Healer Light Novel 1

I hurled it to the side. Without hesitation, I pressed my hand to his wound, connecting to him. Energy pulsed from me into the wound, and it closed halfway. I knew someday, my healing would be complete—but not today. I dragged him up with effort, leaning him against a tree as gently as I could. A soft smile crept to my lips. Even though I felt horrible, I still found the strength to help. Suddenly, a sharp pain pierced my hand. My phone slipped from my mouth and hit the ground with a dull thud.

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A Soma Fang move taught only to true Healers and Warriors. She struck Terra square in the chest with her knee—an impact that shattered the succubus’s ribcage and hurled her into the far wall. The mirror behind Terra cracked, then exploded into shards of glass and light. Silence. Terra groaned, pinned in a crater of stone and smoke. Her tail hung limp. Her horns were fractured. Blood dripped from her mouth. Emma staggered, bruised and bleeding, but upright. “It’s over,” she said hoarsely.

Red didn’t even bother to lift his eye up to Six, he just brought both hands to the wound on her side and started pressing down until Maryan was howling in pain. “Yeah, well I ain’t exactly human.” A flash of white lightning started to crackle from his hands and Maryan’s howls of pain became louder. All of a sudden her cries stopped and her head fell lifelessly to the pavement. Red pulled his hands away from her after a few more seconds and the large deep wound that had once been there was gone. He’s a healer?! Red’s breathing was labored as he stared at Maryan’ furry face. He ran his hand over her head and smiled slightly at the feeling. After a moment he leaned forward and whispered one wo

“I’ll prove I’m not my father’s daughter.” Thoran’s smile was cruel. “And how will you do that? You have nothing to offer us. No wolf nor strength.” My jaw clenched, but before I could respond, a sharp gust of wind tore through the courtyard. The air shimmered strangely, the lights flickering as shadows rippled across the ground. Every head turned. It was the healer. But he didn’t look the same. His eyes glowed blood-red just like earlier, and his movements were unnatural. His staff clattered to the ground as he lifted a shaking hand toward the sky.

Volumes on forbidden healing, curses that corrupted the body, and rituals most healers would never dare speak of aloud. I barely glanced at them, my trembling hands moving quickly from one spine to the next. Then one title stopped me cold. Dark Bloodline Curses. I pulled it free with what little strength I had left. My heart sank the moment I opened it. Most of the pages had been torn away, leaving behind nothing but jagged edges where they had once been. My trembling fingers turned through the fragments that remained, searching desperately for something useful. There wasn't much. But there was enough.

For being my father's mate, she had a good life up until the attack. The attack happened after my first shift, which had me thinking that the attack has got something to do with me and my abilities. I can heal without losing my wolf strength because my wolf is her own entity and I am me but we work better together. When I heal, I drain my human body and then Xena, my wolf replenishes my body with the desired amount I need to go on with my life until my body heals. I walk out of my room to the kitchen, hoping to catch my mother before she goes for her morning walk.

“No.” “It’s only a drop,” the healer said. She didn’t resist when they sliced the pad of her finger. A single bead of blood fell into the water. The reaction was instant. The surface shimmered like silver lightning had struck it. The candles flickered, then surged in brightness. The water glowed. Not red, not gold, but moonlight. Kade took an involuntary step back. The healer whispered, “It’s not possible…” “What?” Matthias demanded. The healer turned slowly. “She’s not wolf-born… but neither is she human.”

-HIM- As soon as her eyes flutter shut, a roar escapes past my lips. I mindlink Haestus to tell Cylindrus, my health and welfare minister, to send me his finest healer. Rey becomes restless inside me while I am eaten away by guilt and shame as I see the blood drain out of her body. I examine her wound before ripping my clock off and holding it tightly against her wound. Still, her blood manages to flow out. It’s staining my hands now, promising to haunt me later.

Alarmed, he jerked himself from the half-trance the healing ritual had induced and clamped his hand like a vise around the healer’s forearm. Kendalf instantly withdrew from the wounds in Zendedari’s body. The room fell dead silent; the very air itself stilled, thickened. The flames vanished from the candles, plunging the room into the total darkness of night, yet it was no darkness to the group. Little beads of perspiration dotted Kendalf’s forehead, the only indication of how difficult the healing process was on the healer.