Lu Luo nodded thoughtfully. In fact, even without the Observer’s hint, he would have listened very seriously.
Han Shiyu was an expert, currently second only to Ludie among those he had encountered. A class taught by such an expert would certainly contain so of her personal insights, which were the most valuable aspects of these lectures.
"Biological healing is a conventional treatnt thod," Han Shiyu began. "Its application is widespread, it has a long history of developnt, and it’s the most commonly used healing technique. From major cardiac surgery to a simple adhesive bandage, all fall within the scope of biological healing. My personal understanding of it is the fusion, alteration, and repair of biological energy properties. Biological healing is not only an important branch of biology but also a fundantal basis for genetics and pharmacology. Therefore, if you’re interested in pharmacology and genetics, you must master biological healing.
"As for Holy Light Healing, it wasn’t originally part of your curriculum. However, since I am teaching your dical class and Holy Light Healing is a technique I am very adept at, it’s natural for to discuss it separately. The biggest difference between Holy Light Healing and biological healing is that Holy Light Healing is a technique for Transcendents, a kind of mighty power. It is the application of the healing power of Holy Light and a unique characteristic of the Dawn Church. Even without any conventional treatnt, drugs, or healing, the power of Holy Light can rapidly heal a person. For example, like this... Student Gu Fangyi, could you please co up here?"
"Huh?" Gu Fangyi was montarily stunned, and before he could react, Lu Luo pushed him forward.
"A free Believer of Light treatnt, and you’re still going ’huh, huh, huh’?" Lu Luo quipped. "Are you planning to serenade the heavens next?"
Watching Gu Fangyi take the stage, Lu Luo finally understood why this guy always seed to be at a disadvantage with won; he completely lacked the skill to communicate with them.
Standing before Han Shiyu, the introverted Gu Fangyi didn’t even know to greet her or say hello, which made even Zhou Kai wince in sympathy.
"Sigh, Brother Gu is too wooden," Zhou Kai muttered. "He’s beyond saving in this lifeti."
On the platform, Han Shiyu placed her palm about two to three centiters above Gu Fangyi’s chest. "Relax," she said softly. "It’ll be over soon."
Gu Fangyi had just nodded when—VWOOM!—a holy, golden-white radiance lit up the entire classroom. Nearly two hundred students from the biology departnt bathed in this golden light, feeling a warm sensation wash over their bodies.
[First recording of the effects of Holy Light. Host, please observe the energy in the female doctor’s hands carefully. The energy is highly active. You could attempt to use the Devourer to make contact, but I advise against doing so at this ti—you would be beaten to death.]
Without needing the Observer’s prompt, Lu Luo had already stood up, intently watching the white light in Han Shiyu’s hands. This was the first ti he had witnessed the power of a Transcendent manifest in its pure energy form, appearing directly in the air—it was astonishing and dazzling.
"Ugh!" Gu Fangyi’s expression was slightly strained. The Holy Radiance was taking effect on his body; broken bones and torn muscles were rapidly repairing themselves. This process substantially accelerated his healing, naturally subjecting him to the various sensations that ca with such an abbreviated recovery.
Soon, the Holy Light in Han Shiyu’s hands gradually dimd. Her complexion appeared a bit fatigued, but her splendor remained undiminished.
"Alright, Student Gu Fangyi," she said. "Co see later to pay the consultation fee."
Gu Fangyi was dazed again and only responded after Lu Luo poked his backside with a pen, "Okay, I got it."
"Hehe, just kidding," Han Shiyu chuckled. "You’ve just healed, and your body still needs to recover. Eat more in the next few days and replenish your energy. As for the consultation fee, you can have your friend help out with a small favor instead. Yes, that one nad Lu Luo."
"Huh?" Lu Luo looked up, puzzled as to how this had landed on him.
Could it be? A suspicion blood in Lu Luo’s mind. Is this woman, like other superficial won, coveting my good looks?
Although Lu Luo was internally resistant, the other male classmates around him cast envious glances his way. The prospect of being associated with a woman like Han Shiyu—beautiful, powerful, and a mber of the Church—was incredibly alluring. Even Zhou Kai, standing nearby, looked on with undisguised longing.
Gu Fangyi’s injuries had actually been quite severe. Starting from the initial skirmish at the 404 Exhibition Hall, he had suffered consecutive hits from Exotic Species. Then, he fought a ghoul at Blue Sky Pharmaceuticals. Following that was the battle with Red Shell, who had inflicted Fire Poison on him and struck him multiple tis, breaking several bones. After arriving at the academy, another fight with his three roommates had caused his internal injuries to recur. If it weren’t for his Dark Energy and exceptional natural talent, he might have dropped dead by now. Now, having received Han Shiyu’s treatnt, Gu Fangyi was almost instantaneously healed.
The healing not only increased his safety within the dormitory but also indirectly reduced the ti Gu Fangyi needed for recuperation, thereby enhancing his training efficiency. Such a favor was imnse for anyone. Gu Fangyi felt Han Shiyu had treated him because of Lu Luo. Thinking it better to thank his brother than a stranger, he decided he might as well thank Lu Luo directly.
Returning to his seat, Gu Fangyi poked Lu Luo’s arm and said in a low voice, "Thanks."
"Hey, we’ve bled together," Lu Luo waved his hand generously.
[This powerful woman seems a bit weak. This level of healing is probably not as simple as you imagine. I feel like you’ve unwittingly incurred a debt, Lu Xiaoluo.]
It was her own choice to heal Gu Fangyi. What’s it got to do with ? Lu Luo thought.
Despite his thoughts, Lu Luo still looked at Han Shiyu, who was also smiling at him. Just as the Observer had said, she seed a bit tired, but the smile on her face wasn’t forced at all.
This is the second ti now. She’s helping , but why? If the first ti—hiding the information—wasn’t definitive proof she was helping , then this second ti, treating Gu Fangyi, it’s undeniable. Han Shiyu is clearly helping , and it’s very obvious. The problem now is, I can’t figure out *why* Han Shiyu wants to help . What’s her reason?
While Lu Luo was pondering this, Han Shiyu had already resud her lesson.
"You all must have seen it, right? The Holy Light is a great and miraculous power. It symbolizes dawn and brings people hope. So, I want to ask you all: what are your thoughts on the Holy Light, and on the Dawn Church?"
Hearing Han Shiyu’s question, Lu Luo imdiately sensed trouble. His gaze began to frantically dart about as he tried to avoid being called on. He didn’t dare raise his head until Han Shiyu picked a female student to answer.
"I think the Dawn Church is our hope," the student said. "I go to the Church to pray every month."
"Very good. May the dawn bless you," Han Shiyu replied.
The female student’s response was uninspired. Lu Luo even saw a hint of helplessness in the doctor’s eyes; clearly, this wasn’t the answer she was looking for. Watching Han Shiyu’s gaze continue to sweep across the room, Lu Luo lowered his head again, waiting for others to respond.
"The Dawn Church expels darkness for us."
"The Church’s knights are very strong. I once saw one near the wall close to the Third Ring."
"Priest Qiao Xing prays for us every week. He’s truly a respectable person."
Listening to these people’s lavish praise for the Dawn Church, Lu Luo had so differing views.
Just blowing smoke? Do these highly educated intellectuals really have no discernnt at all? Organizations like the Dawn Church, wielding control over faith in the Wasteland and possessing high-end military force, are nothing but tools for maintaining stable rule. Doesn’t the Church see what life is like in the Fourth Ring? Don’t they see Hunters fighting to the death out there? And I haven’t seen the Church coming down to deal with Exotic Species or save the masses!
[You seem to harbor so inexplicable hostility towards the Church. Is it because of the bride? That Third Tier Specter Species, Lu ngna? Although your personal preferences are none of my business, as the Observer, I must remind you: always remain rational and objective. Those are essential qualities for becoming a top-tier Transcendent in the world! Pfft! A top-tier Transcendent in the world, hehehe! Teeheehee!]
The Observer’s point was well-taken. With its reminder, Lu Luo realized he might indeed harbor so animosity towards the Church because of what happened with Lu ngna.
But what was that ’hehehe! Teeheehee!’ all about? Is there sothing wrong with becoming one of the world’s top powerhouses? What a joke!
...
After a round of questions and answers, most of those who had raised their hands had spoken. Exercising her rights as a classroom teacher, Han Shiyu could now call on students who hadn’t volunteered.
So, even though Lu Luo kept his head down and remained silent the whole ti, Han Shiyu still managed, as she wished, to pick him.
"Let’s hear from you, Lu Luo. What is your view on the Dawn Church? You can say anything; it’s alright."
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