Chapter 337
Chapter 338 Second Test
“Begin p>
He chopped his hand downward. Both sides went all out.
Boom!
Sophie’s body turned radiant and pure. Holy light flooded the lab. Streams of light poured into the sacred water, turning it a rich, holy gold.
She pushed her power into the liquid with everything she had.
The liquid absorbed it all.
After one minute, she glanced at the meter beside her. It had already climbed to 16%. At this rate, she could finish in about seven minutes.
That was four times faster than the thirty minutes Ned had mentioned.
Just as she was pushing her skill harder, a sharp beep sounded nearby.
“Energy Full p>
“What?” Sophie spun around and stared toward Joanna.
Inside the glass container in front of Joanna, the sacred water had changed color. It looked like a flawless sapphire, reflecting silver light. One glance was enough to tell how much power it held.
Joanna looked calm.
Haul, standing beside her, smiled lightly. “With me or without me, the result’s the same p>
Saul took a deep breath to steady his shock.
Sophie didn’t understand what had just happened.
But Saul saw it clearly.
Joanna wasn’t healing alone. She had built a full healing squad. How could Sophie, by herself, compete with triple healing?
“I’m done,” Joanna said, giving him a small nod.
The moment the test began, Nighthowl cast Lunar Aegis, and Caspian released Healing Touch
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of Water. Joanna followed with two skills back-to-back and even added the healing effect of Soul Storm.
Sophie’s healing skills were powerful-each one was SSS rank.
But Nighthowl and Caspian’s skills were above Transcendent tier.
And Joanna, using Power Siphon, had raised those abilities to SSS Rank as well.
Three stacked together. Four times faster than Sophie. That was normal.
Saul nodded. “That’s impressive p>
This time, he truly acknowledged Joanna’s healing strength.
“Next test p>
“Ah-right. We’re ready for the next one,” Ned said, his eyes darting.
He looked stunned by Joanna’s output, but he was actually checking a private message from a friend.
Ned knew Sophie. Last semester, he had even supported her reelection as president of the Public Relations Club. She failed the vote on her own.
So staying in touch was normal.
Before this, Ned didn’t know why Saul wanted to test healing output. He had set up several trials at random. Now Sophie had contacted him, and everything made sense.
Sophie was about to be kicked from the team. This test was meant to judge her. If she lost, she’d be replaced.
Of course he wanted to help her.
“Don’t worry,” Ned messaged her quickly. “The next test suits you. Joanna is just a summoner. Even if her companions heal, none of them use holy light. Your skills will be stronger. Mr. Reid’s calling me. Talk to you soon p>
Ned ended the chat, put on a polite smile, and turned to Saul.
“Mr. Reid, the next test measures healing depth. It means how much a single healing skill can restore at once; It shows how strong a healer really is-especially when a teammate is on the edge of death and needs to be brought back in one cast.
“The worse the injury, the higher the required power. If one skill can fully heal a critically wounded ally, that’s a truly strong healer p>
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Ned thought, If we can’t beat Joanna on quantity, we’ll beat her on quality.
“I heard your instructions, Mr. Reid,” he continued. “We kept a few patients who were being sent to the academy for treatment. This way, please p>
The
group moved to another area.
It was an operating room.
Inside lay two broken figures, barely holding together. Black energy wrapped around them, causing constant pain. Two healers were working on them, with machines hooked up on both sides.
The monitors showed they were at about 1% health.
The healers had done everything they could. They could only keep them alive. Thankfully, these two were strong warriors. Even at 1%, they refused to die.
“These two just came back from the Divine Battlefield,” Ned said. “Level 80 warriors. Extremely tough. Now, each of you will use one healing skill on one target. Whoever raises the health percentage more wins p>
What Ned didn’t say was this-both warriors had been struck by an Abyss Demon. Dark energy was still eating away at their bodies.
Against darkness, holy light had a natural advantage. Which meant holy healing would restore
more.
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