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Then, her words from the previous might struck him, awakening a vortex of feelings inside him. You need to learn about remission too. You need to make accommodations for others, but most primordially for yourself. You need to forgive yourself. Her words echoed in his head, and he accepted the truth of the statements. He had been blaming himself for his mother’s indiscretion, for her death, for his father’s ailing heath. For everything. When he was guilty of none of the things above, he was surely the undeniable culprit where Ana was concerned. But she would never heal if he didn’t take it upon himself to change the way he was. To forgive himself and love her unconditionally back. No matter w

she shares with the group quietly. Everyone is intensely listening to Jenna as they are curious how the healing works. “If I healed you, then you would have felt warmth and a sense of peace come over your body. For me I absorb your pain or injury. If you have a broken arm, I have a broken arm. If you have a cut, I have that same injury although you may not see the blood. I then need time to heal myself, which can take hours or days depending on the severity of the injury.

James said with a smile. “I saw you got shot last night. Let me check…” Thea said and wanted to pull down James’ pants. “Darling, what are you doing? Quincy is still here.” However, Thea refused to listen and forcibly took off his pants. There were gunshot injuries on his thighs. However, James had an incredible physique. His medical books stated crucial information about the human body’s self-healing abilities. In theory, as long as one had good self-healing abilities, any injuries could be healed.

It was a huge leap of faith, and Leo was determined not to let them down. "We are not here to give you a set of techniques or a manual of best practices," Leo told the group as they gathered in the main conference hall. "We are here to share a philosophy, a way of being in the world that is grounded in the belief that healing happens in community, that creativity is a birthright, and that everyone has the capacity to be a healer."

he adds, “the more you attempt to heal—“ He pauses just long enough to create tension. “—the worse the condition becomes.” No one writes that down. “Now,” he says, turning to us fully, “how do you heal someone under its influence.” Silence returns to the class. Everybody is turning to face each other. A hand raises. “Remove it immediately.” “No.” Another voice comes from the back of the class. “Override it with a stronger restorative compound?” “That will accelerate the damage.” The tension tightens again.

Lincoln shared with me. “How so?” I inquired, being drawn in as if it were story time. “You being able to heal, means you can also heal yourself,” Lincoln explained. “Healing always starts from within,” he added. “Such as me, you were beating the shit out of me, and I was healing myself after each blow. It is why there is minimal damage to me,” he shared.

Jested. Thorne got up with a loud grumble. "I think I just displaced my hip bone." He moaned carefully limping till he got to his bed. He sat down laying his legs forward while the rest of his body part rested against the wall, I got to him and sat beside him placing my hand on the area, I channelled my healing spirit into him to help soothe all the pain it would cause. I wasn't like every other healer who still needed the aid of herbs to heal their patients. Other healer's only had the power to increase the effectiveness of the potions they handled while in my own case, the power to heal danced right above my finger tips. Just a contact with an ailing person would grant them good health.

The words echoed something Adrian had said earlier. And slowly— She began understanding why both of them kept returning to the same idea. Healing wasn’t perfection. It wasn’t struggling again. It was awareness. The ability to recognize old patterns before they consume everything. The ability to return to yourself gently instead of through punishment. The realization felt strangely emotional. Because she had spent so much of her life treating mistakes like moral failures instead of human experiences. Her chest ached quietly at the thought. The system continued humming softly around them. Still imperfect.

I said, although I don't know if I could do so. And then— she hung up, leaving me staring at the silent phone, her warmth still lingering in my chest. The quiet emptiness returned, much thicker this time. I sighed, leaning back against the pillows. “What a disaster.” I whispered to myself. Dravara hummed softly in agreement, sitting in the back of my mind… After some time, trying to distract myself, I pulled the tablet from the bedside table and opened the digital archive of healer research. I started reading about the latest restorative serum trials, ancient herbal infusions, and the evolution of healing runes… Things I have already read perhaps a thousand times.

Journals where I wrote down my feelings while creating each piece. I pulled out the oldest sketches. The ones from before Brock. When I was young and hopeful and believed in fairy tales. The designs were pretty but shallow. I didn't know anything about pain yet. Didn't know anything about survival. Then I pulled out the sketches from right after. When I was rebuilding. When every line I drew was an act of defiance. These designs were harder. Sharper. They had teeth. Then the healing sketches. Softer. More complex. Designs that understood both pain and hope. That held space for both trauma and beauty.