Monster Integration

"Ranya," they screamed in unison and helped in bringing the girl, who turned out to be my bunkmate.

The bed below mine belongs to her.

"I had told her many times, not even think about the escape, but she did," said Rim, as they placed her bloodied unconscious body.

"Des had said if she did not work, tomorrow, all of us will receive ten whips each," said the man with red-crystal on his forehead.

The expressions of everybody had changed, but they did not seem surprised by it.

"Ready yourself, rookie. Tomorrow you will have a very painful day," said the Rim, but I ignored him and climbed down from my bed and appeared beside the women.

I placed my finger on the undamaged part of the girl's head and closed my eyes, sensing the soul sense inside her. She is Primary-III and thus has resistance, but I was able to bypass it due to her injuries.

My soul sense had spread across her body and the more I looked, the graver my expressions would become.

The whip marks have something that makes them extremely painful, but other than they do nothing. The real danger is her body, which had been poisoned by toxins, thus making her heal extremely slowly.

"Are you a healer or something?" asked the woman with obvious mirth. "Yes," I replied as I opened my eyes and could see the surprised appearance on their faces.

"Wow. I had never thought I would be happy knowing Dom dead," said Rim, but I ignored him and turned to them.

"I am not strong enough to heal her; do you have any medicine or potion; I could use on her?" I asked them.

"Des had handed me this, but it is barely useful," said the woman with a tail and handed me a round ceramic bottle, which had a white gel in it.

I opened its transparent cap, and my eyes couldn't help but wide. "It might seem unbelievably powerful by our world's standard, but here it is the lowest-grade medicine," said Jax.

He is right, but it is all I have, as this medicine is even better than the one I have in my core.

"A little privacy, please," I said and the woman with a tail acted forming an energy layer around us, while the men took a step back, but did not leave the bed.

I did not waste any time and begin; I took the gel in my fingers and begin to apply it over her body expertly.

I did not remove her clothes, as they have mostly turned into rags and I did not need to. It will work as long as the gel had covered all her injuries.

Within a few minutes, I finished applying the gel to every part of her body. As I finished with that, I placed both of my hands on her and took control of the healing energies of the gel.

Healing energies are extremely powerful and if I had been in my world, I would have had a hard time controlling it with the energy I had. Here my energy is changing and with it, I had gathered this energy and begun to take it to her wounds.

It is not difficult, but not hard either. Though it would have been easier if all the energy in my body had been changed with this world.

I will have to make do with what I have, and this is what I am doing.

I focused everything on moving the healing energy across her wounds, blocking everything else. This is a very delicate process, one wrong step and I would worsen her injuries, instead of making them better.

Over forty minutes passed when I opened my eyes and wiped away the sweat that had piled up on my forehead.

"My god, you are really a healer," said the woman with as she removed the energy screen she had cast.

The moment everyone saw it, their eyes also couldn't widen in surprise.

"Her injuries have healed more than half," said Rim as he looked, before turning to me. "She will wake up soon; it will be better if we wrap her in bandages. It will stop her injuries from worsening when she made the movements," I said, and looked at them.

"We do not have bandages, do clothes will work?" said Jax and I nodded. A moment later, each one of them offered some clothes.

I scanned them for any foreign energy before tearing them in stripes and bandaging her. It had been years since I had bandaged someone. It was my father who had taught me the skill and I couldn't help but feel grateful for it.

Thinking about him, worries about my family and friends couldn't help but flood in.

I have so far avoided thinking about them, but now the dam of it had broken through and I couldn't stop thinking about them.

"Do all the people who entered the gate crash on prime worlds?" I said to them. Some of them laughed, while some shook their heads.

"No, only those who do not have the legacy inheritance or bloodlines. Those lucky people directly go to the closest beacon of the source," said Jax.

"Beacon as if the world of that inheritance or bloodline where its source lies or strong powerhouses with that inheritance or bloodline," he added, seeing my confused expressions.

Hearing that, I couldn't help but feel relieved. Everyone who had entered through the gates has what they describe as the legacy inheritance, including my sister.

Marina, Elina, and the professor had the bloodlines. I am a little worried about Marina since she had two bloodlines.

"Has someone else had entered the gate with you?" asked the woman. To which I nodded.

"If they had legacy inheritance or bloodline, they will be fine, but Legacy inheritance and bloodlines are not common, coming across even a single one in our lower world is a great fortune," said the woman.

I was barely able to stop myself from reacting and was quite grateful that the woman Ranya made a movement before slowly opening her eyes.

"Brother, have you to save me, brother," said the injured women frantically, and Rim and others sighed.

"Your brother has not come to save you, Ranya. We and our new roommate had saved you," said Jax loudly, and a moment later, her eyes became clear, with tears dropping from her eyes.

"Thank you all. I did not think I would survive it," said the young woman, after a few seconds of silence.

She is not young, in a mortal sense. She is about forty-one years old, in human years, but seeing her race that age slower, she could be said to be a young woman and she looks like one.

"You should thank Michael here the most. He is the one who healed you." said Jax and the women's eyes focused on me.

"Thank you," he said again. "You have already thanked me once, there is no need to thank me again," I said before I turned serious. "You have suffered heavy injuries, it would be wise, if you do not move for at least an hour," I advise.

There are still quite a lot of healing injuries remaining in her wounds, which are slowly healing her. Still, she would need to remain lying for at least an hour.

"Ranya, you shouldn't have tried to escape. You know, it is impossible to do it in this place," said the one with a tail.

There is no admonishment in her voice, just defeat.

"I can't remain here and wait for death. I will not accept this fate," said the young woman. Despite being this injured, there is still a fight burning in her eyes. My sister, too, had sported a similar fire in her eyes.

Rose had suffered a lot due to me; from when she was little, they had compared her to me at every step.

It is why she had rebelled and even join a different organization, from what mother and I were leading.

She worked hard and visited more ruin than even me, risking her life thousands of times. I had offered to help her many times, but rejected the offer every time, wanting to do everything on her own.

She did it and the only help she ever accepted was the breakthrough formation and the resources I had processed for her.

She had declined even that and if not for her mother forcing her, she wouldn't have accepted it. I am damn proud of her. She is the best sister that anyone could hope to have, and I am missing her a lot.

"This time, you had survived. The next time you won't. They will kill you," said a man with a red gem, bringing me back to reality.

"I will not accept it," said the young woman, making everyone sigh.

There was silence for a minute before the eyes turned to me.

"Michael, I will advise you to comprehend the searching method as soon as possible; it will be the only thing that will save you from the punishment," advised Rim and walked toward his own bed.