What did Elwen's Nen Ability mean? It was actually very simple. As long as she saw someone, even if they had been killed or hacked into pieces, the moment she refused to acknowledge it, it became false-an illusion-for that person.
Since the injuries were false, naturally, they had neither been injured nor died.
As a result, that person would recover on the spot.
The effect was powerful, but it came with quite a few restrictions.
For example, each eye could only watch one living creature.
Elwen had two eyes, so she could only deny the injuries of two individuals at any one time.
Although that was a considerable restriction, as long as her eyes moved fast enough and she had enough Nen, she could single-handedly carry everyone through a battle without injuries.
But this Nen Ability could not be used on herself, so her own safety was still a serious concern.
The moment Odin learned about this Nen Ability, he copied it for himself.
Although the Horse Talisman could also reject injuries, and Healing Nen could heal people, too.
Neither was as useful as this Nen Ability. It offered the long-range use the Horse Talisman lacked and the healing speed Healing Nen could not match.
If that was already impressive, then when Odin obtained a Nen Ability called Perception Is My Eyes from a blind Orc...
Elwen's Nen Ability received an unprecedented boost.
In Odin's hands, the injuries of anyone within the range of his Observation Haki were his to decide.
Unless they died a natural death, dying was impossible.
It was just that Odin was not taking the Fourth Calamity route. Otherwise, combining these two Nen Abilities would let him create a zone where no one could be injured or killed.
There would only be changes in numerical values,