Yang Yi did as Su Na said, but found nothing.
Cui Xiya had neither a heartbeat nor breath, and her eyes showed no response to light, like artificial eyes made from glass beads.
Were those observations alone enough to determine that Cui Xiya was dead?
Yang Yi thought not.
Light Fairies were not human, after all. Their bodies were structured completely differently, and they might not need a heartbeat or breathing to sustain their lives.
So those methods of assessment were not necessarily effective on Cui Xiya.
"Let's try again. It's not like I'm short of that little bit of Mana!" Yang Yi decided to keep trying to save her.
He gathered the remaining light fairy shards and placed any suitable pieces over the gaps, mainly to repair Cui Xiya's face. (When he had originally bought the light fairy shards, they had included some fragments in addition to the limbs.)
But that still would not work. Cui Xiya's chin was gone, and he needed a suitable lower jawbone to fill it in.
Yang Yi looked at the wooden barrel nearby. There were still three live Long-Legged Sardines inside, and perhaps they could prove useful.
Besides, her information had said that Cui Xiya originally had three pairs of wings.
If he gave her two more pairs, perhaps her regenerative ability would recover.
Those wings were probably an important part of a Light Fairy's body. Yang Yi had none on hand, but he could try making imitations.
Half an hour later.
Using the Grafting Kit, Yang Yi skinned the three Long-Legged Sardines, then trimmed and stitched their skins into two pairs of translucent, fish-scaled wings, joined together at the ends.
His tailoring skills played an important role at that moment.
His carving techniques also helped a great deal.
After carving the