With this equipment, Iver immediately felt much more confident.
He immediately raised his hand and, with practiced ease, placed it against Oligan's chest. Then he began trying his best to use the Holy Healing attached to the equipment.
Strictly speaking, Holy Healing and Illumination Spell were different. The Church's priests did not learn this healing ability.
It was essentially a spell rather than a Sacred Art.
The mysterious art to which Holy Healing belonged was called the art of Sacred, a technique of the paladin line. It belonged to the same series as spells like Holy Sword Art and Holy Shield Art.
Although Bishop Mathers had taught Iver the Sacred Arts that priests were required to learn, and had indeed once been a priest himself, his true profession now was called Holy Sepulcher Guardian—a profession belonging to the paladin line.
Simply put, Mathers actually knew the arts of the sword and shield.
That was why he could later be controlled by the angry spirit within the Red Hilt Sword and become a Cursed Holy Knight.
Oswald's profession could also be considered a paladin's. The Theocracy's Morning and Dusk Guardian inheritance series essentially belonged to the paladin line as well. However, this profession was too powerful in combat and did not require internal supervision from the Holy Order system, so these inheritances remained secret and had almost never been formalized as professions. Bishop Mathers had also advanced into a Holy Sepulcher Guardian under the Theocracy's supervision.
It was only after Version 2.0 ended that paladins appeared in the players' profession lists as an optional melee profession.
Contrary to traditional notions, the paladin of the Ouroboros Ring was not a tank but a damage dealer. It was also known as the "BUFF Sword." Its advantage was that it had some healing capability,