"Hi~" Lin En waved.

The specific procedure for psychic treatment of patients with psychic trauma in the Librarium was:

It was jointly handled by three departments: the Librarium, the priests, and the apothecaries.

The chief Librarian coordinated all mental treatments and was responsible for constructing Psychic Barriers, exorcising demons, and cleansing the mind.

Senior Librarians handled psychic diagnoses, constructed Mind Fortresses, separated Warp contamination, and soothed shattered psyches.

Apprentice Librarians took turns guarding the isolation wards, continuously using psychic power to stabilize the patients' agitated souls and resist the erosion of daemonic whispers.

In addition, psychic damage was often accompanied by physical damage to the nervous organs.

Thus, the apothecaries were responsible for monitoring the wounded patients' vital signs, injecting neural stabilizers, repairing bodily wounds burned by psychic power, managing the life-support equipment of Stasis Caskets, maintaining the physiological survival of comatose patients, and simultaneously checking whether their gene-seed had been contaminated by the Warp to prevent mutations in the Chapter's bloodline.

The priests were responsible for spiritual and religious care. While patients were unconscious, they recited scripture and prayers in a continuous cycle, constructed faith barriers to suppress Warp hallucinations, heard the patients' confessions, performed Holy Oil Benedictions, judged whether Chaos heretical thoughts had sprouted in their hearts, and determined the degree of mental corruption.

The priests observed the patients' level of Chaos contamination at all times. If a patient was beyond saving, they cooperated with the Librarians to carry out Soul Purification and execution.

After all, Lin En had fallen unconscious because of a Greater Daemon's attack. While he was unconscious, the person who spent the most time in his ward was naturally a priest.

Lin En flipped through this Bible whose name he did not know.

Come to think of it, his current position was also that of a priest. He