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〈New Flesh, Healing Balm〉  

A universal healing balm for external wounds that can perfectly heal any injury!  

Apply it to the wounded area, and the wound will heal instantly.  

However, due to the rapid recovery, it causes intense pain, so it is recommended to use a painkiller if possible!  

Price: 10,000,000 coins  

As the plan I had naturally relied on fell apart from the start, my mind went blank for a moment.  

‘Damn those Heaven people!’  

What kind of store only sells one of each item?  

I glared at the “Sold Out” sign in frustration, but then shook my head vigorously.  

Eugene’s condition was too critical to waste time cursing Heaven.  

I quickly browsed through the other medicines in the store.  

But they were all ineffective for external wounds.  

Frustrated, I closed the Heaven Market.  

What kind of timing was this, where I couldn’t buy the needed item?  

‘Would it be better to move Eugene back to the mansion quickly?’  

But Leonid and I were already exhausted just getting this far.  

Eugene, who was bigger than us and completely limp from fainting, couldn’t be carried back to the mansion.  

‘Then what if one of us quickly went to the mansion to get help?’  

That was also impossible for similar reasons.  

“What should we do? If we leave him like this…”  

Even Leonid, who had gathered his wits and understood the situation, seemed to have no other solution. He simply pulled out a handkerchief to try and stop the bleeding.  

Honestly, for a young boy, that was a remarkably calm response.  

As I massaged Eugene’s limbs to keep his body temperature from dropping, I thought hard.  

‘Divine power.’  

I had divine power.  

If I could just use it properly, I could help Eugene.  

‘Of course, I’d have to control it very skillfully…’  

I swallowed nervously and thought it through.  

Due to habits from my previous life, I struggled to handle the divine power within me.  

No matter how much Bael explained and demonstrated, I felt a resistance to it.  

It seemed my body and mind couldn’t accept it because the mechanism was similar to the white magic I had always clicked my tongue and criticized.  

This isn’t white magic!  

It’s completely different from that!  

Even though I tried to convince myself, it didn’t help.  

Since I couldn’t properly control the power, the divine energy I had painstakingly gained by taking the stimulant still remained in the orb Bael had created, stored away in a safe.  

‘Think, Reshia Elpinard.’  

I took a deep breath and slowly pushed the divine power out of my body.  

Was it because it felt awkward to store energy within my body?  

Pushing energy out of my body was something I could do very skillfully.  

Even Bael, who taught me how to handle divine power, was surprised by how proficient I was.

‘I don’t know if this will work.’  

I wasn’t sure, but I had to try.  

‘In my past life, I always used external magic power to perform spells.’  

Divine power is still a form of energy, after all.  

‘Then, if I push the divine power outside of my body and use it externally, shouldn’t I be able to handle it easily?’  

It’s something I’ve done as naturally as breathing!  

Before I knew it, all the divine power that had been inside my body had been pushed out.  

I could feel the energy, now homeless, frantically trying to re-enter my body.  

I didn’t allow it, instead forcing the divine power to move outside my body.  

And surprisingly…  

‘Move!’  

The divine power, which had been as immovable as a heavy stone when I tried to manipulate it inside my body,  

was now completely under my control outside my body.  

‘This is it!’  

I gathered the divine power outside my body and directed it to Eugene’s wound.  

I repeatedly recalled what Bael had told me.  

⟨Divine power responds to the will of its master. If Reshia prays sincerely, the power will follow that intention.⟩  

It was a completely different method from planning and executing a precise magical spell.  

I closed my eyes tightly and conveyed my prayer to the divine power.  

‘Don’t let Eugene feel pain! Don’t let him bleed! Don’t let his body temperature drop!’  

I wondered if it was okay to make so many requests, but they were all necessary, so I had no choice.  

Did my prayer reach it?  

The divine power, which had been gathered, suddenly began to emit a strong light and was absorbed into Eugene’s wound.  

The moment I thought, ‘It worked!’, I felt all the strength drain from my body.  

I wasn’t sure if some actual energy had been drained, or if it was just a feeling.  

It was as if the blood had drained from my face.  

I forced my eyes open and tried to stay conscious.  

Bael hadn’t warned me about this kind of side effect(?)!  

‘Is it a characteristic of those who work in the Heaven-related field not to fully explain side effects?’  

But come to think of it, in this life, wasn’t I also someone working in the Heaven-related field?  

As those silly thoughts crossed my mind, my vision gradually turned black.  

At first, I thought I was losing my sight, but that wasn’t it.  

I was simply losing consciousness.  

‘There are now two people who’ve collapsed.’  

How will Leonid manage on his own?  

That’s where my memory cut off.

* * *

“Back then… the same…?”  

“…not… this time…”  

“The Duke… sent… this kind of…”  

My consciousness began to return faintly.  

Hearing the murmur of voices around me reassured me that I wasn’t still lying in the field.  

It seemed that Leonid had somehow managed to bring both Eugene and me back to the mansion.

“Ugh…”  

I barely managed to lift my heavy eyelids.  

My blurry vision became clearer with each blink.  

When my sight finally returned to normal…  

‘Ah, you scared me.’  

Axel’s face was floating right in front of me.  

As soon as I made a disgusted face, Axel lightly flicked my forehead with a *thud*.  

I felt very wronged!  

I had used all my strength to save someone, only to wake up to a flick on the forehead!  

This was the first time, as a former dark mage, that I had used such a positive power to help someone.  

But my feelings of injustice quickly vanished with Axel’s next words.  

“What kind of mess did you get into with the kid?”  

A mess?  

‘Could it be that the divine power I used did something wrong?’  

I had moved the power in a way that I hadn’t learned from Bael.  

It was an unconventional method, you could say, so maybe the divine power hadn’t worked as intended!  

Startled, I quickly sat up.  

In doing so, my forehead collided with Axel’s chin, who had been leaning in close.  

“Ow, ow…”  

Axel rubbed his forehead and looked at me in disbelief, as if to say, *Why would you headbutt me when my face was right in front of you?*  

But I didn’t have the luxury to care about Axel’s complaints.  

“What about Eugene? How is he?”  

I looked around, hoping Eugene might be nearby, but in my familiar room, there was only one bed.  

Axel, looking like he couldn’t stand my behavior, grabbed my cheeks and shook my head.  

“The kid’s burning up with a fever right now. Leonid said you did something, didn’t you?”  

“A fever… burning up?”  

As I blinked in surprise, a thought quickly flashed through my mind.  

I clearly remember making a wish while treating Eugene.  

*‘Don’t let Eugene feel pain! Don’t let him bleed! Don’t let his body temperature drop!’*  

The last wish had echoed particularly loudly in my mind.  

*Don’t let his body temperature drop.*  

I had meant it to prevent hypothermia!  

‘Is it taking that literally and continuously raising his temperature?’  

Did I need to phrase my wish like, *“Please help maintain his body temperature at 36.5 degrees”* or something?  

These inflexible, rigid Heaven people!  

I stared up at the ceiling in disbelief.