All Chapters of Healing Skills: Chapter 111
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C108: Training 'Room' (3)The System’s voice faltered, unfinished, as the creature lunged with a terrifyingly swift cadence, tiny feet skittering across the uneven floor like the taps of impatient drums. Kael reacted instinctively, his senses flaring, tracing its movement through sound alone, a trick of perception he had long cultivated, and in that instant he felt an odd satisfaction in knowing that every tiny echo revealed its presence. The being before him matched his height almost perfectly, a compact silhouette brimming with energy and unpredictability, deceptively weak in appearance yet palpably dangerous.Kael met its charge in the center of the chamber, swinging the Sword of Light with practiced precision, aiming to cleave through it as he had done with every illusory foe before. The blade met resistance, the impact rebounding off the creature’s form as if striking an invisible shield. A hoarse, chilling laugh reverberated from the air, thick and metal
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C109 Training Room (4)That was tiring, Kael exhaled a cold breath, the kind that clawed at his lungs and brushed against his skin like an invisible frost, and he forced himself to stand again, muscles still quivering from the exertion of the previous trials. The light of the pillar above him had long since faded into memory, leaving only the scattered pinpricks of smaller lights that shimmered in the shadows, each one a stubborn reminder of the progress he had made, each one a quiet heartbeat in the darkness that surrounded him.It was time to check his status, to measure himself against the invisible yardstick of potential, and the numbers on the display brought a swell of satisfaction, tempered with the faint, gnawing edge of caution that Kael always carried.Status+---+Name: KaelAge: 14 years oldRace: HumanAffinity: Light SupremeMana Purity: 73 percentMana Core: FlowMa
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C110 Training RoomKael brushed the stubborn dust from his clothing, each particle scattering like tiny stars against the dim light, as he finally reached the last pillar, having painstakingly collected the previous two scattered along the arduous path that tested not just his skill but his endurance, resolve, and patience in equal measure.Progress glimmered before him, tangible and overwhelming, 82 percent toward the next tier, a number that throbbed like a pulse in his chest, a massive surge that promised both triumph and the weight of what awaited him beyond the threshold of completion.Added to this, his mana purity had breached the sacred barrier of one hundred percent, climbing to a staggering 103 percent, a manifestation of energy refined and amplified, coiling within him like a living thing, eager for release, and yet the anticipation was not without unease, for he knew that power carried responsibility and risk in equal measure.
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Chapter 111
Chapter 111: Deafened SteelKael dragged air into his chest like it owed him money, the breath scraping through his ribs as pain flared and then dulled under the System’s ever hovering interference, because the man in front of him was, by every possible metric, an absolute cunt to fight.Light condensed around Kael’s palm as he twisted his wrist and released Piercing Light, the spell screaming forward as a compressed lance of brilliance that bent the air and burned white lines across his vision, yet the result was the same as every attempt before it, deflected, redirected, or somehow bullied off course by a pair of daggers that should not have been capable of interacting with refined mana constructs at that level.Kael did not know how the man did it, because Piercing Light was designed to be fast, narrow, and difficult to perceive until impact, yet the bastard kept swatting it aside as if Kael were throwing glowing stones rather than weaponized intent.The
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Chapter 112: Higher Than You“So then,” The System asked with that infuriatingly calm voice that always sounded like it was smiling without a mouth, “how does it feel to fight someone ranked a full tier above you, knowing they technically should have wiped you across the floor like a decorative stain.”Kael lay sprawled across the final stone step of the arena, arms spread, back pressed against freezing rock, lungs dragging in air that burned on the way down and sliced on the way back up, and after a moment of genuinely considering a dramatic answer he decided honesty would be more annoying.“Honestly,” Kael replied while staring at the dim ceiling that still hummed with leftover mana pressure, “it was not nearly as miserable as I expected, which annoys me more than if it had actually been hard.”That answer was not arrogance, and Kael knew it, because if the matchup had been even slightly different, if the enemy had relied on anything other than
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C113: Ashes on the Way Home“ Astraea… what exactly are you doing down there?”Kael’s voice broke the quiet as he stepped closer, his shadow stretching across the uneven ground, and only then did he realize she was sitting cross legged on the stone floor, fingers stained with dust as she carefully traced lines and symbols into the surface with a level of focus she rarely showed so openly.At first glance, it looked like messy scribbling, the kind a bored child might draw while half asleep, because Astraea had never been particularly talented when it came to anything resembling art, yet the longer Kael stared, the more he felt a strange discomfort settle in his chest, because mixed within those crooked lines was a short string of text that tugged at his memory in an unsettling way.It was not a language he recognized from the temple, nor any script he had learned since arriving in this world, and yet it felt familiar, like a distorted reflection of something sacred, similar but undenia
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C114: Airborne“Fafnir, tell me this is the right place,” Kael muttered as his eyes dragged themselves across the broken street ahead of him, because the scenery felt so violently wrong that his mind refused to accept it as Vivum, even though every instinct insisted it was real.This is Vivum, and before you spiral into something stupid, this is the correct timeline. Time flows identically in both worlds.“Fuck,” Kael breathed, then immediately followed it with, “what the fuck happened here,” as he stepped forward onto the cracked stone road, noticing that Fafnir had gone quiet behind him, standing unnaturally still like a statue that had forgotten its role in the world.The smell hit him first, burned metal mixed with blood and scorched stone, and then his eyes finally caught up, registering the bodies scattered across the street in chaotic disarray. Some corpses were charred black as if fire had kissed them too long, while others were pierced so
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C115: The SaintKael descended from the sky in a slow, controlled drop, his boots touching the ground with a dull thud that nonetheless sent a ripple of shock through everyone present, because nobody had expected someone to arrive from above so suddenly, let alone someone whose presence carried an unmistakable weight that pressed against the senses. Several people flinched hard enough to stumble back, and only then did Kael properly notice that a portion of the gathered awakened were wearing crude gas masks strapped tightly over their faces, the filters wheezing faintly as they worked to keep polluted air from destroying their lungs.At first, Kael did not understand why such precautions were necessary, because from his perspective the air, while unpleasant, was nowhere near lethal enough to warrant this level of fear, especially not for awakened individuals who should have possessed bodies far stronger than ordinary humans. That confusion surfaced instinctively, a
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C116: Featherfall“What exactly are you trying to say?” Jace replied with careful restraint, his posture guarded and his voice measured, because although he did not immediately understand what Kael was hinting at, the intensity in Kael’s gaze made it painfully obvious that this was not a casual question or some idle curiosity pulled out of boredom.Kael exhaled slowly, clearly recalibrating his words as if deciding how much patience he could afford to waste, before speaking again in a more precise tone that cut straight to the point. “Let me phrase it in a way that even you cannot dodge. Have you picked up anything recently, something unusual, something that reacts to light, mana, or both in a way that feels distinctly wrong?”Jace stiffened instantly, and the subtle change in his expression was all the confirmation Kael needed before Jace even moved. Without another word, Jace reached into one of his shadows and withdrew an object that looked pr
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Chapter 121: Glass Souls“So how do we reset it this time, same old ritual, same old cosmic headache?” Kael asked while trailing behind Baldor, his steps echoing faintly against a ground that felt solid yet sounded hollow, as though reality itself had been layered over something else and nobody had bothered to sand the seams.The space they had entered was wrong in a quiet, deeply unsettling way, because although a massive gate clearly marked the separation between outside and inside, the scenery beyond it mirrored the exterior almost perfectly, down to the texture of the air and the way light bent across invisible surfaces, creating the uncanny feeling that the world had simply folded in on itself and pretended nothing had happened.“More or less,” Baldor replied, his tone distracted, as if his mind were already several steps ahead and none of them involved small talk, “Adonai ordered a final evaluation of the two subjects. After this, a decision gets mad