Luo Xia looked around and saw that, besides him, Tony and the others had gathered nearby to watch. That made sense; they were the ones who needed treatment, after all, so of course they were especially interested in what Kamar-Taj could do.
The Kamar-Taj practitioners didn't seem to mind being watched. They continued practicing their skills, completely absorbed in what they were doing.
Fists and feet crossed as they shouted in unison. They looked more like warrior monks from the Shaolin Temple than the sorcerers they were supposed to be.
As far as Luo Xia knew, sorcerers should either wear black robes and pointed hats while carrying magic staffs, or be wise scholars who spent their time holding books and meditating.
But judging by the sight before him, each of them was rippling with muscle. Their fists looked strong enough to let a horse run across them, and their shoulders broad enough to bear a mountain. What a group of mighty, brawny men. Luo Xia almost wanted to ask if they knew how to lasso horses.
When they saw Luo Xia, everyone greeted him before turning back to watch the others practice with interest. The moves practiced by the people of Kamar-Taj had the style of traditional martial arts, and they made for a fine spectacle.
Stephen, however, seemed a little down, so Luo Xia asked, "Stephen, what's wrong? Didn't you sleep well?"
"No, I just... Do you think they can really heal my hands?" Stephen asked worriedly.
"There's no point worrying about something that hasn't happened yet. We won't know whether it'll work until we try. If it doesn't, we can consider other options," Luo Xia reassured him.
He wasn't just saying that to placate Stephen. Luo Xia did have another idea: perhaps the AllSpark's technology could help resolve