[Pain resistance].

It is one of the resistance skills that can be acquired through training.

If you repeatedly experience intense pain and become accustomed to it to a certain extent, you can develop resistance to pain, and your brain will also become able to autonomously secrete anesthetics to reduce the impact of pain.

Because he is a "Hero", Kayal's class as a healing mage is elevated to a higher level, thus his healing magic differs from that of other ordinary healing mages.

Ordinary healing spellcasters can only heal minor injuries and serious injuries; that's all they can do.

Kayal's healing magic is undoubtedly of a higher level.

As long as a person is not dead, their soul is still alive, and they still have a breath left, they can be saved.

Lost organs and limbs can regenerate, and hidden injuries and scars on the body can also be healed.

It is also possible to develop variant magic such as [Improvement], [Correction], [Plunder], and [Imitation] by restoring the essence of magic.

However, there are also side effects, because the so-called "recovery" is a magic trick that returns the other person to a normal state.

As a more advanced form of healing, to achieve such a good effect, one must first thoroughly understand everything about the other party. The other party's memories and physical experiences will be passively read by the caster when using healing magic.

The pain caused by the other person's injury will also be read, and not just this one injury, but all the pain from injuries suffered throughout their life will be read.

After being read, the effects will be felt on the practitioner, causing them unimaginable pain and fear.

Therefore, without pain resistance, it is impossible to use healing magic normally.

Although the body may have overcome the pain and fear psychologically, it has not yet adapted to the pain. Once it experiences pain that exceeds its capacity, the body may still spasm and convulse because it cannot bear the pain, and may even automatically fall into a coma due to the body's self-protection mechanism.

So now I need to adapt to pain physically and try to control my self-protective mechanisms.

Kyal walked to a large, thick tree nearby.

Human beings have a self-protective mechanism in their instincts that prevents them from exerting their true full strength.

When striking a hard object, one instinctively pulls back to avoid injury from the reaction force. During exercise, one cannot truly exert full strength because excessive force can strain one's muscles. This is an instinct, a self-protective instinct. When enduring unbearable pain, one will automatically lose consciousness, which is also a self-protective mechanism.

Can human will control instinct?

The answer is: Yes.

Breathing is an instinct, but we can control our breathing rhythm with our own will, allowing ourselves to hold our breath for a short period of time.

It is possible to control one's body's self-protective instincts, but it requires a more concentrated and powerful will.

【Point】 is the first step in the four elements of 【Ignite】 in the beginner training of Nen ability: 【Point】, 【Tongue】, 【Practice】, and 【Emit】.

[Point] By focusing your mind on one point, contemplating yourself, and setting goals, you can concentrate your will into a single point.

"breathe……"

He took a deep breath, his eyes focused with determination, clenched his right fist, and with all his might, without holding back a single ounce of strength, slammed his fist hard into the tree.

"bump!"

That's the sound of a fist slamming into a tree.

"Shh shh shh..."

This is the sound of leaves falling due to the violent shock.

Because he felt no fear and deliberately used the "point" to concentrate his will and suppress the body's self-protection mechanism, this punch exceeded the power it should have had. The thick tree shook and trembled, and countless leaves fell. A clear fist mark appeared on the bark of the tree.

The reaction force left Kyal's fist a bloody mess, with the skin torn and flesh ripped open, and even the white bone faintly visible. Blood dripped down, his wrist was dislocated, his arm was broken, his meridians were sprained, and his muscles were swollen. Intense pain echoed through his body's nerves.

"【recover】."

Kayal placed his left hand on his injured right hand and cast a healing spell on himself.

As the magic power was depleted, a flash of green light appeared on his injured right hand, which then quickly returned to normal.

It is extremely difficult to cast a healing spell on oneself.

During the casting of magic, the body that is the source of the spell undergoes changes, which can cause noise in the magic, making it uncontrollable.

However, in the memories that had been merged before, Kyal had already cast [Restore] thousands, even tens of thousands of times.

It is possible to predict how the object being restored will change, and then use magic based on this prediction.

With the activation of [Recovery], all the copied experiences and memories, the pain he had experienced in the past, and the pain in his right hand just now once again swept through his nerves.

"hiss………"

Taking a deep breath to catch his breath, Kyal took another deep breath, using the [Point] to concentrate his will and suppress his instincts. He placed his left fist at his waist and then thrust it out suddenly.

He slammed another punch into the tree, this time with his left fist.

"bump!"

The intense pain, almost identical to what had just struck, swept through my nerves once more.

"【recover】."

The injury healed, but the intense pain was replicated, and excruciating agony once again swept through the nerves.

"bump!"

Repeated, intense pain.

"【recover】."

Repeated, intense pain.

"bump!"

Severe pain.

"【recover】."

pain.

The magic was exhausted.

Kyal had no choice but to stop, panting with his hands on his knees.

He was slightly exhausted. Using his full strength was very taxing, and the feeling of having his magic power depleted was not pleasant. The intense pain also caused cold sweat to stream down his forehead.

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