Healing

People are generally healthier than before Integration because natural healing is greatly improved by cosmic energy and adding even a few points to Vitality. Additionally there are numerous ways to speed healing as listed below. Some things are far harder to heal than others. Souls are harder than bodies, and wounds filled with greater energy or higher truths are especially difficult.

## Vitality

* With increased Vitality and the amulet, he should heal plenty faster compared to before. **Book 1, Page 67**
* If Vitality helped him heal up after getting wounded, then Endurance would protect him from getting wounded. **Book 1, Page 147**

## Powerups

### Increasing Vitality

* With the [*10*] points spent, he closed the screen. Suddenly, a surge of warmth far stronger compared to what the amulet provided spread through his body. It felt like his every cell was vibrating with life, greedily absorbing the warmth and improving. He was shocked to see his various wounds were healing at a visible rate, ... Soon the warmth faded, and the feeling of immortality disappeared with it. The wounds stopped healing at an accelerated speed. **Book 1, Page 67**

### Gaining a Class

* A strong surge of Cosmic Energy inundated Zac’s whole body. It felt like his whole being was purified and reshaped. Instinctively, he felt an enormous fractal imprinting itself and covering his whole being. ... From a first look, he didn’t feel that different, apart from his condition had improved significantly. It felt like his wounds had largely healed, even his broken arm. **Book 1, Page 138**
	+ [*Ed. Note: Zac gained seven raw vitality, nine after increase, from Titles when he gained his class.*]

## Arrays

* It was a recovery room that used dozens of arrays and attuned energies to recover all sorts of wounds and ailments. ... Zac’s wounds were pretty bad, but the room he used could even heal Peak Hegemons. **Book 9, Page 282**
* In his ring was a slightly inferior, but portable, version of the type of healing array he used in the Orom World— **Book 9, Page 615**
* Emily blankly looked out through the window of her small pod, the pain and sedatives preventing her from even moving as the healing arrays slowly mended broken bones and lacerated flesh. **Chapter 964**

## Concoctions

### Generic

* He had also bathed in refreshing concoctions designed to heal stubborn wounds daily. **Chapter 933**

### Ointments

* After smearing some healing ointment on them, he got up and looked around, a bit stumped. **Book 1, Page 712**

### Panaceas

* His wound could be considered to be afflicted with poison, though it was a combination of Dao and transformed Miasma. He would need a specialized type of potion to heal his particular wound, very much the same way a specific poison required a specific antidote. There were also higher-grade panaceas that would heal most types of wounds like this, but those were extremely expensive and hard to get. **Book 2, Page 320**

### Pills

* “Will this improve her condition?” he said as he opened the stopper, letting an earthy scent waft out. It was a healing pill he’d bought at Calrin’s for a full 2,500,000 Nexus Coins before coming here. Normally, warriors kept it as a last-resort type of thing, as it was too expensive to use as one pleased. **Book 1, Page 617**
* He had already eaten a healing pill, but his arm was still hurting quite badly. **Book 1, Page 735**

### Serums

* Instead, there were a few vials of a milky liquid that had healing properties according to Leviala, but the effect was a lot worse compared to his healing pills. **Book 6, Page 641**
* "Bastard," Kalso swore as he stabbed his arm with a syringe full of healing serum. **Chapter 967**

### Known

* Dawn Series - **Book 8, Page 309**
* Second Wind Pill - E-Grade - **Book 6, Page 221**
* Serene Soul Pill - **Book 4, Page 513**
* Serene Flesh Pill - **Book 4, Page 539**
* Surging Vitality Pill - E-Grade - **Book 6, Page 221**

## Dao

* As he started to infuse the Dao [*of Trees*] and some Cosmic Energy into the tree again, he felt the warmth properly spread out once more. The wound on his arm started itching within seconds, and Zac felt how the warmth moved toward his wound and started healing it. **Book 1, Page 521**
* “Loam doesn’t assist me in battle at the moment, but it does improve my healing, and it helps the flower grow,” she added and nodded at the small lotus. **Book 4, Page 5**
* It wasn't just his Vigor recovery that had improved, either. Zac was teeming with life, which would help with his body's natural healing rate. **Chapter 996**

## Devices

* He needed to get back into the Mystic Realm, to enter the healing vats they had commandeered. He had been loath to use unknown technology thus far, especially since it required the assistance of those scheming natives, but now he didn’t have too much of a choice. **Book 6, Page 387**
* She [*Catheya*] lay unmoving in the infirmary's healing vat, her eyes never leaving the information array that tracked the surrounding spatial phenomena. **Chapter 967**

## Energy Rich Areas

* Ogras said. “I think I’ve heard that spending time in energy-rich areas can help your body slowly heal various types of damage to your pathways. ..." **Book 1, Page 432**
* Zac looked at the pill, which seemed to have calmed down inside the vial. The cloud from earlier was likely just a small taste of the real effect. The fact that just some run-off not only healed him but made him level up was astounding, and he was tempted to swallow the actual pill. **Book 3, Page 59**

## Heavenly Truth

* However, just as Zac was about to take out his healing pills, he heard an impatient grunt [*from Sendor*]. With that, the wounds were just gone. Even the bone stump had been replaced by a proper leg. Not only that, but Zac felt his own body heal in a process that was even more effective than when he used Creation Energy. Even the Dao Mold in his mind was repaired, and the motes of Oblivion stuck in its cracks were ejected into his Soul Aperture. **Chapter 1,037**

## Natural Treasures

* In the middle of the pond was a huge lotus flower, reaching at least three meters across, and on top of it sat a monk staring out at the sunset. The imagery was quite striking, but that wasn’t enough to shock Zac. He was still left gaping, however, from the torrents of pure healing powers that swirled around the flower. **Book 2, Page 478**

### Known

* Prajñā Cherry
* Shard of Creation

## Skills

* "... I just push the light into the wounds, and they heal,” he panted as he covered his zombified hands in the golden light. **Book 2, Page 391**
* Unfortunately, she [*Sui*] had no alternative, as her skills were used for healing rather than killing, meaning she didn’t even gain any experience from her attacks. **Book 2, Page 428**
* The cloud didn’t disperse so much as burrow into Varo’s body. The skill looked a bit like Zac’s **[Winds of Decay]**, but was obviously a healing skill since Varo almost immediately looked better. **Book 8, Page 111**

### Known

* Steelspirit Cascade
* Surging Vitality
* Surging Rebirth
* Undying Mark

## Limb Restoration

* “You weren’t kidding,” Ogras sighed. “Well, knowing your monstrous constitution, you’ll be up and about in no time. I can’t believe you’re able to regrow limbs at will. To accomplish that, I had to find a bunch of treasures and fuse with shadow creatures.” **Chapter 927**
* Zac was teeming with life [*after gaining third layer of Void Varja Sublimation*], which would help with his body's natural healing rate. It would also improve his resistance to almost any form of attack, from poisons to foreign Daos. He obviously wasn't at the level of the ancient Body Cultivators who could reform their bodies from a single drop of blood, but he suspected that even lost limbs would regrow given enough time. **Chapter 996**
* Their eyes are on the Merit Exchange, thinking it's the key to return to their former glory. For example, a pill to restore an E-grade cultivator's limb only costs 2,500 merit. There are also Dao Fruits and other good stuff. **Chapter 1,067**
* Shattering the bracelet would probably cost her a hand, but the **[Stormfiend Codex]** [*body-tempering manual*] would let her regrow it in a year or so. **Chapter 1,107**

## Souls

* Healing the soul was far more complicated than healing a broken body, and the requirements of the pill were on another level entirely. **Book 4, Page 264**
* “Souls are complicated and require high-quality items to fix without leaving lasting damage.” Calrin sighed. **Book 4, Page 324**

## Medical Staff

* They [*naturalist Ishiate*] had a generally high affinity with the Dao of Life and Nature, and more and more talented healers were appearing in their ranks of Shamans. As long as he provided access to some of the Blessed Lands and some manuals, he could probably gain a competent medical corp in time for the invasion. **Chapter** **953**
* "Well, I have some relearning to do. Thankfully, I don't cultivate the Dao of Life like some healers," Boje said. "I'm cultivating the Daos of Fire, Herbalism, and Alchemy. The [*Undead*] Empire also provided resources and manuals to allow me to continue my cultivation with Miasma instead of Cosmic Energy." **Chapter** **1,114**

## Impediments

* Dao wounds were simply far harder to heal, ... **Book 3, Page 280**
* The golden beam had even wounded his psyche, which was much thornier to heal. **Book 3, Page 716**
* energy. It seemed like the result of an extremely powerful attack, one that couldn’t be easily healed. **Book 4, Page 29**
* It wasn’t surprising, since the Dao wasn’t simply increasing the power of skills; it was attacking with the fundamental truths of the universe. It was hard to block out and even harder to heal from when wounded. **Book 4, Page 159**
* “Five years at the most,” Tylia said after some consideration. “But the faster you find a solution, the better. If you wait too long, there will be repercussions even if her soul is healed.” **Book 4, Page 297**
* Getting wounded enough to lose your memories at that level must mean that her enemies, possibly the rulers of Firmament’s Edge, were extremely powerful, and healing from such a battle could take centuries. **Book 5, Page 532**
* It was almost impossible for an Undead to create pills that could be used for the living. After all, the foundation of their pills would be made with Miasma rather than Cosmic Energy, which would leave an indelible core of Death within. For the undead, that energy would simply bolster the effect of the pills. For the living, taking the pill would be akin to inviting Death. A few might be fine, but any more, and they'd face the same situation as the cultivators who had stayed within the Dead Zone too long. **Chapter** **1,114**