Nis spoke in an offhand tone, but his words silenced the entire room for several seconds.
Saving Lunke would be easy?
Everyone present was a doctor. They knew all too well how severe Lunke's injuries were. Yet in the eyes of these mysterious people, such wounds were not even worth mentioning?
This completely overturned everything they knew.
Was this the miracle of the extraordinary?
While everyone was still dazed by shock, Angel glanced at Nis. "That isn't what I wanted to ask. I meant, how will you save him?"
"I can save him directly and restore him perfectly. Or I can use a special potion to wake him from his coma and let him overcome everything that has befallen him himself."
Nausicaa was bewildered by Angel's words, her face full of confusion. What did that mean?
Reynolds, beside her, did not understand either. But if he had to choose, he would certainly choose perfect restoration. After all, Lunke had saved Nausicaa's life. He deserved to be restored to how he had been.
Yet after hearing Angel, Nis narrowed his eyes and pondered. "You want to use Forging Water?"
Angel slowly nodded.
"This... I can't answer that. He has to decide for himself." Nis paused, then said to Angel, "Your idea is certainly quite unusual."
Angel said softly, "It's only an attempt."
The more Reynolds listened, the more confused he became. Unable to hold back, he asked, "My lords, what are you talking about? And what is Forging Water? It doesn't sound like some kind of healing potion."
If anyone else had asked, Nis would most likely have ignored them. But since it was Reynolds, Nis considered it and answered, "You'll understand in a moment."
With that, Nis looked at Angel. "Should we wake his consciousness? Will you do it, or