Tendou Kikur ultimately refused Echidna's treatment for her kidneys, and her reasons were quite valid.
With current medical technology, Tendou Kikur's body could have been healed simply by receiving artificial kidneys.
The reason she chose to endure the pain of dialysis each time was to ensure she never forgot her parents' deaths and to keep the hatred for the main family of the Tendo clan burning in her heart.
However, for injuries other than her kidneys, Echidna had indeed completely healed her in just a few dozen seconds!
"A hundred days to heal broken bones and sinews," they say. Even with the current level of medical advancement, her injuries shouldn't have recovered so quickly.
Yet, this woman named Echidna had effortlessly accomplished what modern medical technology could not.
This was clearly not the power of a normal human. Considering Echidna's age, she couldn't possibly be a Cursed Child. So, what kind of being was she?
Setting aside the world's Cursed Children, who possessed dual Gastrea factors, Wood and Echidna appeared to be normal humans. Why, then, did they both possess strength far beyond human comprehension?
Tendou Kikur was filled with questions but had no intention of prying further. After all, everyone had their secrets.
However, after witnessing the power of Wood and Echidna, Tendou Kikur became even more eager to recruit Wood into her company.
For various reasons, although Tendou Kikur was part of the Tendo family, she constantly wished to overthrow them and even personally kill the head of the Tendo family, Tendou Kiku no Jo.
While she never forgot her revenge, she also knew that relying solely on her own strength would make her goal seem impossibly distant.
The Tendo family was currently one of the most prominent families in the Tokyo Area. Not only did many of