Chapter 87: Yale’s Ti Healing
Yale didn’t expect such an offer, but as he was in an unknown region, traveling with soone experienced would be useful to him. Since both parties would benefit from cooperation, there was no need to doubt.
“Alright, let’s collaborate.”
The rchant smiled after Yale accepted, he was already slling the money he would obtain thanks to the cooperation.
“Then it is settled. My na is Oscro, nice to et you.”
“I am Yale, nice to et you.”
They didn’t speak anymore after introducing themselves because they were business partners and not close friends, they had chosen to travel together because both benefit from it, nothing more nothing less.
At dawn Yale followed Oscro to another village, Oscro had a good knowledge of the area’s geography, so it was rather quick to find other villages.
“Listen, Yale, I don’t know if it is because of your lack of mories, but you are too honest. To a rchant that is a critical flaw, so you don’t need to speak anything to the villagers, only use healing magic when soone asks for it.”
Oscro didn’t detect any lie when Yale had spoken to him before, so he thought that Yale was an honest fellow incapable of lying, he didn’t dislike that kind of people, but that kind of people wasn’t suited for business.
Yale simply nodded, he didn’t mind about speaking or not with the villagers as long he could obtain the thing his past life had planned to get from the Zuatania rchant Association. In fact, Yale wasn’t very talkative, so he was fine with being in silence.
Furthermore, Yale had to admit that he didn’t have any experience in trading with others and he never had any intention of becoming a real rchant, so Oscro didn’t say anything wrong about him.
The next village was similar to the previous one. Oscro showed his items to the villagers as he did before, but that ti he added so other words.
“If any of you need so healing, this ti a healer have co with .”
The villagers seed surprised, healers usually didn’t appear in such remote zones, but the price Oscro asked was high, and they didn’t have any serious problem, so they didn’t ask for healing.
They left that village and started walking to another one.
“You have only traded by so dead beasts, even if you request a lot of them, is it worthy of all the effort?”
Yale felt that if he wanted to sell dead beasts, it was more efficient went hunting and store the hunted beasts in spatial artifacts instead of trading items to obtaining them.
“There isn’t too much profit, but I am investing in the future. The villages which are near Trade City have more resources and trading with them also have better results, but there are more rchants interested in those. Furthermore, so of them have already a long history of trading with those villagers. Instead of only compete with them, trading also with the poorest could apport huge benefits if for so reason any of them one day beco powerful. People usually don’t’ forget those who helped them in their weakest and making this bit of invest isn’t too difficult.”
Yale then understood why in the first village he heard that they rarely sew the sa rchant two tis, those villages weren’t important places, at most an inversion to the future, so people didn’t go often.
Even if the rchants seed to obtain a lot of profit from them, given that the rchants who aid to the Apprentice Pill were practitioners, hunting beasts like the ones offered by the villagers wasn’t difficult.
The rchants were doing a favor to the most impoverished villages by trading with them, and the middle-aged from the first village knew it, that was why he complied to all the requests the rchants ask.
“However, we will head to better villages later. Healers are still strange in those areas, and we will be able to get more valuables.”
Oscro wanted to try luck in better villages, so he wanted to finish visiting the other few poor villages nearby before heading to them.
In the next villages, no one dared to ask for healing, moderate wounds could be healed with the pass of ti, so they avoided to expend their money on a healer.
“Next village will be the last of the poorest area. Tomorrow we will head towards better zones. People with a bit more of wealth have more chances of asking for a healing.”
Oscro wasn’t surprised by the outco, for poor people unless there was no other chance, they wouldn’t pay for a healer as the cost was enormous to them.
Yale would do it for free or for a low price if he were alone because to him healing them wasn’t difficult, but luckily for their business, the pricing was all decided by Oscro who put priority in the business efficiency.
Oscro thought that better avoid healing them than doing it for free. If people get used to getting the healings for free, they would never pay for them, and they would even start treating it as a right instead of a favor.
In the last village, which was a bit bigger than the others, no one asked for healing either, but sothing happened when they were leaving the village.
“Help! We had an accident while hunting!”
Two n were approaching the village, one of them was the one shouting and seed fine, but the other one was unconscious, covered by blood and had lost his left hand.
Yale and Oscro stopped and observed the situation. Yale was about to go healing the injured man even if they didn’t ask for healing. He didn’t like to see people in such state, especially when he knew that the injury would never heal completely without healing magic like the lost hand of the man.
Oscro wouldn’t stop Yale from doing it even if he wanted money; he also didn’t like to see people suffering when they were able to help without effort.
The situation was different from the previous injuries or health problems they had seen before because they would end healing naturally without endangering their lives or leaving sequelae.
The villagers put the injured man in one of the houses while the other explained what happened.
“A 2-star monster ambushed us, he tried to save and ended in such state. We barely managed to flee from the forest alive because the monster didn’t seem too interested in dealing with us.”
Hearing the man, Yale rembered when he battled with that tiger in the beast trial, that was a perilous situation, and that was having Wyba’s mother as the main battle force.
The n had luck for being able to escape, probably the beast had the nest in the surroundings and didn’t want to leave the cubs alone.
“Can you heal him? I will pay whatever you want.”
The other man has just heard about that a rchant and a healer were visiting the village and ran to ask for help. He was feeling guilty as his incompetence was the main reason for those injuries, so he didn’t mind about the cost of the healing.
Yale didn’t open his mouth, but he nodded. Seeing that Yale had nodded, Oscro started speaking.
“Alright, you co with to talk about the fees. You should go to heal the man quickly. If you wait until we decided the exact fee it can be too late to save that man.”
If Oscro asked Yale to wait, the man could die due to losing too much blood. He had already lost a lot of it in the way to the village; the other one didn’t know even how to stop the bleeding correctly.
Yale went towards the injured man and made a gesture with his hand telling the others to leave. Yale had decided to avoid speaking as in that way he could avoid giving explanations to them.
Everyone left without asking questions. They feared that if they disturb the healer, the healing will fail.
Once Yale was alone, he used Ti Healing on the injured man. That was the reason he wanted to be alone, even if that people knew nothing about healing or the ti elent. Yale didn’t want that anyone else discovered about Ti Healing unless it was unavoidable.
That was the only way to recover the man’s lost hand. Probably when the villagers asked for help, they only hopped to so natural healing to stop the bleeding and save the man’s life, but Yale was against that as it would feel like what happened to Geroge before.
Five seconds of Ti Healing were enough to regrow the man’s hand as the wound was recent and the man was only an ordinary mortal. The higher the realm of the injured patient, the healing beco more difficult.
The man opened his eyes after a few more seconds; even his head was clear after Yale had cast Ti Healing on him.
“My hand!”
The man shouted, and everyone thought that the man recovered his consciousness and beca aware of his missing hand.
“My hand is back! This is a miracle!”
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