Divine Healing Art

The "Fengshan Tribe" is a large tribe of the Kolman Tribe. Now it has been attacked, and even the old High Priest Hela is seriously injured and her fate is unknown.

The news quickly alarmed the entire Central Courtyard Tribe.

Hearing the commotion, thousands of savages emerged from the huts of all sizes, regardless of age or gender, and they all gathered around the Bamboo House decorated with bird feathers.

The savages thronged together, praying that the High Priest Hela would be rescued by the sorcerer.

On the hillside not far away, in the wooden cell, Bazel and his companions, though unable to understand Coleman Language, also sensed that something was amiss.

Not only did the barbarian children who had just thrown stones at them leave in a hurry, but half of the guards also went away.

They were all drawn to the strange noise.

Bazel asked, "Has something serious happened to this savage tribe?"

"It seems another tribe has been slaughtered by the hunters. Judging from the scale of this commotion, a high-ranking barbarian must have died as well."

Uncle Sam has been imprisoned for some time now, so he's obviously experienced with this kind of situation.

As he spoke, he sighed weakly, "Alas, we're probably going to be humiliated again soon. Every time a savage tribe is slaughtered, those angry barbarians take their anger out on us."

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Upon hearing the insult, Bazel's face immediately turned ugly.

However, since he couldn't escape it anyway, this werewolf legend, who had lived for two hundred years and seen everything, didn't think too much about it.

Then, his mind wandered again. "Hey, what do you guys think that kid Rein went out to do?"

Even now, he is still puzzled as to how Rein managed to hook up with that barbarian girl and speak such fluent barbarian language.

Hearing this, Sam, separated by two cages, had a glimmer of light in his eyes and asked curiously, "That's right. Senior Bazel, why didn't the barbarians kill Doctor Rein and that young friend Karl? Why did they bring them here?"

This is a very euphemistic way of putting it, but as a "sacrifice," it must at least be High-tier Extraordinary.

To put it bluntly, Rein and his men weren't even qualified to be sacrifices; the barbarians, in theory, would never have wasted their effort bringing them to Midgard.

Bazel pouted. "Who knows?"

Karl, standing nearby, replied, "Brother Rein said he saved this barbarian before."

"Huh?"

Upon hearing this, Sam suddenly remembered, "Now that you mention it, I do recall that there was indeed such a thing."

Wasn't that barbarian girl who came to interrogate them a few months ago the one they captured on the mountain road to City of Radiance?

Although this barbarian girl is now a head taller than she was back then, considering what Karl said about "saving a life," it's probably only been that one time.

Thinking about this, Sam also found it incredible that it was such a coincidence.

But saving lives aside, how did Rein learn to speak such a savage language? Could it be that the two of them had some kind of unspeakable experience?

"It would be good if kid Rein could survive."

After receiving an injection, Old Man Tuster's complexion improved significantly. Having already reached the end of his life, he had become more detached from everything.

He said, "If it weren't for kid Rein, we would have been dead in the Plague Marsh by now. It's a miracle we're still alive."

Karl was still young and didn't quite understand the concept of life and death. He looked at the barbarians in the distance, rolled his eyes, thought for a moment, and said, "Grandpa, I think Brother Rein must have gone to find a way to save us."

Tuster smiled and said, "If he could save us, he certainly would. But given the current situation, it's probably not up to him."

Bazel pursed his lips and said, "That kid's temper is indeed to my liking; he's not a coward. But look at those barbarians, all so indignant, they want to devour us alive. Do they expect us 'invaders' to leave alive?"

Upon hearing this, Sam also let out a long sigh.

Throughout the entire ordeal, the powerful figures in the cages next door didn't utter a single word.

The torment they had endured had driven them to utter despair of survival.

Just as Bazel and his companions in the wooden cage were waiting for the angry barbarians to come and humiliate them, suddenly, a tidal wave of cheers erupted from the tribe.

Bazel was still confused. "What happened? These barbarians were just so grief-stricken and furious, and now they're overjoyed?"

The people in the cage were all taken aback.

Meanwhile, in front of the Bamboo House.

Tens of thousands of barbarians have gathered here.

Although they were still praying, they already knew that the high priest had declared that High Priest Hela's injuries were incurable.

They were itching for a fight, their anger barely contained, just waiting for that "invader" to come out so the barbarians could smash him into a pulp.

"Click~"

The door to the Bamboo House opened.

No one expected that what emerged was not the "invader," but the living, unharmed High Priest Hela!

"High Priest Hela, did the High Priestess heal you?"

This was a greeting tinged with shock.

The one who spoke was Elder Rain Master Fofa, one of the six elders, who had personally witnessed Hela's injuries.

Even before he was sent to the Bamboo House, he was certain that his clansman was doomed, and that even the shaman could not save him.

But what do I see now?

High Priest Hela walked out on her own with steady steps, as if she were completely unharmed!

"My people, thanks to the protection of the Morogos God, I have survived."

Hela's expression was also slightly complicated. When she woke up and learned the truth, she was also somewhat incredulous.

The one who hurt him was a strongman among the invaders; but the one who saved her was also a doctor among the invaders.

She said, "However, it wasn't just the priest, but also the human doctor who saved me."

"What?!"

"How did he save you?"

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Everyone thought they had misheard, their faces showing shock and disbelief.

Hela truthfully stated, "High Priest Wudo said that the human doctor opened my skull, then cut open my brain to remove the arrow. Only then was the High Priest able to save me."

She paused, then glanced at everyone again, and said in a complicated tone, "The high priest asked me to tell everyone not to make things difficult for the humans we brought back this time. They... they are friends of our Kolman Tribe."

"What? That kid's brain surgery method can really save lives?"

The barbarians who were about to kill him were stunned, their faces filled with disbelief.

Cutting open the skull will kill even the strongest warrior, so how can it be a way to save someone?

These barbarians, who had absolutely no concept of human anatomy, stood there dumbfounded, and the atmosphere suddenly became very serious.

But the fact was right before their eyes: the High Priest Hela, whom they had all thought was dead, was standing alive and well right in front of them.

In tribal culture, priests hold a higher status than parents and chiefs, and the life-saving grace is even more important than their own lives.

Now, the invaders have not only saved High Priest Hela, but even the priests say they are friends of the Kolman Tribe.

Although it was hard to accept, no one questioned it anymore since the High Priest had spoken.

Compared to a few insignificant humans, Hela's "rebirth" is what makes them take her more seriously.

Soon, cheers erupted throughout the entire tribe.

On the other hand...

Wudo and Hela left the Bamboo House.

Rein stayed in the house.

He assumed that since he had saved the High Priest Hela, the priestess would discuss "conditions" with him.

But when Mafat spoke, it was something Rein never expected.

He didn't mention the surgery he had just performed. Instead, he asked directly, "Young friend Rein, is the potion sequence you advanced to the 'Healing Law Sequence' inherited by the tenth of the Seventy-Two Divine Generals General Perber?"

"Ah???"

Rein was taken aback, because he himself didn't know which law sequence his "Battle Doctor" belonged to.

This "Corpse Stitcher" potion was found among Baron Morin's Relic; it's a completely new recipe that wasn't recorded in the entire Potion Masters Guild.

He said with a sense of helplessness, "Your Excellency, the Great Shaman, to be honest, my advanced formula is only a First Tier formula of an incomplete sequence. I don't even know what law sequence it belongs to."

He paused, clearly knowing that the other party had discerned something from his methods, and asked, "Have you figured out the origin of my potion?"

Judging from the current situation, the Kolman Tribe has seven "legendary" masters, so their lineage is definitely not lacking.

When the High Priest spoke, Rein still found it incredible.

Mafat said, "Our tribe has a portion of the 'Healing Law Sequence' inheritance, but it's not the original formula. We call it the 'Mountain Doctor Sequence.' When I saw your 'Thread Needle Thread' technique, I guessed you might be from this advanced lineage."

The original epic recipe for the Seventy-Two Divine Generals has been lost, and only incomplete versions have been passed down.

Rein's advanced potion is called "Corpse Stitcher," but the name isn't important, especially the unique versions circulating in the two civilizations.

But now that Mafat has directly revealed the exclusive skill of his sequence, [Thread Needle Thread], it can be basically confirmed that the "Battle Doctor Sequence" is the "Healing Law" inherited from the tenth of the Seventy-Two Divine Generals, the General Perber!

Don't be fooled by the fact that this "Healing Law" sounds like an auxiliary sequence; those who can ultimately condense a divine spark and become gods are all top-tier law abilities.

Rein was also surprised. "Your tribe also has this lineage?"

At the same time, he was secretly delighted and also felt a little expectant.

He only has this one recipe for [Corpse Stitcher] right now, and it's hard to say whether there are any advanced, exclusive recipes in the remains. Who would have thought that the Kolman Tribe would have such a legacy!

Mafat smiled slightly, a rare moment of ease on his lips, and said, "Our tribe has indeed inherited the formula for this sequence, but it's incomplete. For example, of the two exclusive abilities of this sequence, [Thread Needle Thread] and [Divine Healing Technique], our tribe has only inherited one."

Upon hearing this, Rein's expression subtly showed anticipation. "Oh?"

He also knew that there would definitely be other exclusive skills in the "Battle Doctor" sequence, but because he had no way of obtaining information, he had no way of knowing what exclusive skills were available after being knocked down.

Now I've heard about this "Divine Healing Technique."

It sounds like a healing ability?

Before he could think further, High Priest Mafat continued, "You probably guessed it. Our tribe's heritage is [Divine Healing Technique]. That's the witchcraft I used to heal High Priest Hela's injuries and aid in her healing."

"Ah?"

Upon hearing this, a glint suddenly flashed in Rein's eyes.

Because, upon hearing this, he immediately understood what made the "Battle Doctor" so powerful!

Mafat's healing ability, which was almost like "resurrection on the spot," just now stunned Rein.

He initially thought it was some kind of advanced healing technique from the Kolman Tribe, but it turned out to be another exclusive skill of the "Battle Doctor"!

[Thread Needle Thread] + [Divine Healing Technique] is simply a perfect match!

The "Gang Line" stitches up the wound, and that secret technique can immediately accelerate the healing process. If one could reach the level of Mafat, it could even be said that it could instantly heal almost all injuries.

If Rein were to learn this unique healing skill, his ability to survive would definitely take a qualitative leap!

The Great Witch of Mafa continued, "Judging from the messages left by the ancestors of our tribe, [Threading Needles and Threads] should be a secret skill that is very difficult to learn, otherwise it would not have been lost. I didn't expect that, little friend Ren, you have already skillfully condensed five 'gang threads' at such a young age."

"You flatter me too much."

Rein could clearly sense that the old man's attitude towards him had become much friendlier after he revived High Priest Hela.

They kept him here, and without discussing anything else, they brought up this secret technique first, clearly intending to hint at something.

Rein immediately said, "High Priest, if possible, may I see the secret technique of [Divine Healing Technique]? For this, I am willing to exchange it for the secret technique of [Thread Needle Thread]."

He paused, then added, "Of course, High Priest Wudo should also know about this secret technique, if she remembers it."

When dealing with this wise old man, it's best to be direct. If you're being secretive, he won't know what you're thinking.

Besides, the other person brought up the topic first.

Its purpose is self-evident.

Rein knew that the chief of the Kolman Tribe intended to return the favor by giving a gift for the "life-saving grace" he had just received.

Thanks to 'Wuyun Youcao', '20170807165221251', 'Gao Shuaiwenbin', 'Xianyu who doesn't read novels'. Thanks to everyone for their tips.