Chapter 157
Author: Yaseen works
last update2026-02-01 23:16:55

Alexander proved to be a natural prodigy when it came to the Meridian Restoration Technique. What Viktor had warned might take weeks to grasp, Alexander absorbed in mere hours. The ancient movements, the precise energy circulation patterns, the delicate balance required to rebuild severed pathways—all of it came to him with remarkable fluidity, as if his body remembered skills his mind had forgotten.

"Extraordinary," Viktor murmured as he watched Alexander execute the final sequence flawlessly.
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