Summoning Spell

"Resurrection Spell?"

When Lu PingAn learned that it was a Life-type True Word, he was immediately tempted.

But once he learned that it borrowed the Maiden of the Forest's power (according to the True Word expert, she was a generous and friendly goddess), and that its function was simply "instant healing," he immediately hesitated.

It was almost the highest level of instant healing. No matter what curses or negative statuses were afflicting you, it would wipe them all away and restore you to peak condition.

It might not sound like much, but considering it was nearly instantaneous and cost nothing, in actual combat it was equivalent to an extra life. It was absurdly powerful.

". . . I refuse."

At the time, that combat-type expert had been rather surprised. Why would Lu PingAn refuse such a practical combat ability? In an evenly matched battle, it could directly turn the tide—a super trump card.

An instant heal? You're a close-combat type, yet you're turning your nose up at such a powerful healing ability?

". . . I'm Life-type too."

That was all Lu PingAn could say.

Of course, that was also true. With Deferred Payment, Lu PingAn truly did not lack healing abilities. Wasting a precious True Word on this would not be worth it.

But the real reason was probably still—

"If the Maiden of the Forest looks over here, things will get really interesting."

True Words had always borrowed the power of that deity, and to gods, power and will were essentially one and the same.

If the Maiden of the Forest really turned her gaze on him, Lu PingAn might get wiped out in one go.

Clearly, using a True Word required not only power, but also "compatibility." With Di Di Luo Na's example before him, Lu PingAn