This Limb Severance Survival Art was self-explanatory from its name.
Humans could also survive by severing limbs. For example, if a hand or foot was injured and infected, the infected part had to be removed so the person could survive.
It was just that humans could not regenerate severed limbs. This differed from most animals that survived through limb severance. When a gecko lost its tail, it could grow another one; when a sea cucumber expelled its internal organs, it could regenerate a new set.
Thus, Limb Severance Survival Art also included part of the Regeneration Art.
After all, if a severed limb could not regenerate, many people would find it difficult to make a timely decision, delaying their chance of survival.
Wenren Sheng had a foundation for learning this skill because he had mastered the Mysterious Healing Art. The Mysterious Healing Art included breaking through physiological limits, promoting rapid cell division, and repairing wounds. This was actually part of regeneration.
This skill was formidable. Once mastered, it would provide another fundamental safeguard.
However, other Otherworldly Users had faced few dangers in the past. Everyone had developed toward becoming research-oriented scholars, so few had learned it.
After all, by the time it was needed, things would probably already have reached a critical juncture. There were too few occasions to use it.
Moreover, it was difficult to learn. Training required self-inflicted injuries to exercise regeneration.
How could ordinary Otherworldly Users endure such suffering? But things were different now. Wenren Sheng believed that many people had likely begun learning it as well.
The skill's actual method of application differed greatly from that of ordinary animals. When animals survived by severing limbs, they merely abandoned part of their bodies to attract and confuse their opponents, allowing the main body to escape.
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