This blood seemed different from the blood Yu Shenwei normally lost. Xu Zhi had only taken a few mouthfuls when Yu Shenwei's face visibly paled.
Fortunately, its effects were immediate. Less than two or three seconds after drinking it, Xu Zhi felt her wounds begin to itch. The bleeding stopped almost at once, and the wounds were now healing rapidly.
What kind of miracle medicine was this?
Seeing this, Xu Zhi stopped drinking Yu Shenwei's blood. When Xu Zhi stopped, Yu Shenwei seemed worried and asked, "Is that enough?"
Feeling some strength return to her body, Xu Zhi sat up from the ground and nodded as she leaned against the wall.
"That's good." Yu Shenwei let out a breath of relief, then rose from her crouch. But as soon as she stood, she swayed unsteadily, looking somewhat weak.
Xu Zhi frowned slightly. She realized that healing others was probably far more taxing on Yu Shenwei than Self-Healing. At the very least, Yu Shenwei would not become exhausted so easily when healing herself.
Seeing Yu Shenwei's pale face, Xu Zhi thanked her again. Xu Zhi's politeness left Yu Shenwei somewhat unsure how to respond. She only asked whether Xu Zhi needed any more help, and after Xu Zhi shook her head, Yu Shenwei returned to her room to rest.
Unlike Self-Healing, helping others—especially ordinary Transcendentals without the [Cup] attribute—was also an extremely strenuous task for Yu Shenwei.
But Yu Shenwei was not the only one feeling awful. Xu Zhi's wounds were no longer much of a problem, yet the [Cup] attribute restlessness triggered by Yu Shenwei's blood rose within her again. Under normal circumstances, it would have been nothing. Her [Moth] attribute was now stronger than her [Cup] attribute, so it could not stir up much trouble at all.
But at