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When she was a child, she sensed that she was born with a special gift: her wounds healed faster than those of other people. Whenever she had a small cut or bruise it was gone entirely within 24 hours.

Only when she finished her medical studies and worked as a registrar in the emergency department, she noticed the extent of her ability. Patients with severe wounds, who were doomed to die, could be rescued with her powers. She just needed to touch them and concentrate on the wounds she felt – usually without pain – in her own skin. Those wounds could be anything: on the surface or inside body such as cancer or other hurtful to deadly injuries. She made her passion into her career: helping people and heal them as best as she can. After several years where Meg traveled all around the world and used her healing powers to rescue people in misery, she stretched to her limits. Whenever she used her ability too much on too serious wounds, she felt the pain in her own body and suffered for several days to the point where she thought she might die as well. After that experience she needed to slow down and healed other people only when really necessary.

The reactions to her powers were mixed. Indigenous peoples celebrated her ability while her colleagues framed her success as fraud and imposture. They called her the “fake healer” and ignored her doing as best as they could. But Meg was glad for the lack of attention; she knew about the health politics in her branch: If pharmaceutics knew about her healing powers, they would use her as a test subject and she would end up in a lab. In the end, Meg stayed in the underground and helped whenever she was needed as a mysterious healer.

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Description

Background story (hero):

When she was a child, she sensed that she was born with a special gift: her wounds healed faster than those of other people. Whenever she had a small cut or bruise it was gone entirely within 24 hours.

Only when she finished her medical studies and worked as a registrar in the emergency department, she noticed the extent of her ability. Patients with severe wounds, who were doomed to die, could be rescued with her powers. She just needed to touch them and concentrate on the wounds she felt – usually without pain – in her own skin. Those wounds could be anything: on the surface or inside body such as cancer or other hurtful to deadly injuries. She made her passion into her career: helping people and heal them as best as she can. After several years where Meg traveled all around the world and used her healing powers to rescue people in misery, she stretched to her limits. Whenever she used her ability too much on too serious wounds, she felt the pain in her own body and suffered for several days to the point where she thought she might die as well. After that experience she needed to slow down and healed other people only when really necessary.

The reactions to her powers were mixed. Indigenous peoples celebrated her ability while her colleagues framed her success as fraud and imposture. They called her the “fake healer” and ignored her doing as best as they could. But Meg was glad for the lack of attention; she knew about the health politics in her branch: If pharmaceutics knew about her healing powers, they would use her as a test subject and she would end up in a lab. In the end, Meg stayed in the underground and helped whenever she was needed as a mysterious healer.

🔞 Downloads | 🎁 ellenchain.com | 📖 read my Manga