Chapter 1645 Lesson

Though Asuna might be 'immune' to normal healing magic, Vahn's SSS-Ranked [Hands of Nirvana] was, at times, even better than magic. He could even restructure a person's body and change their gender, so, when it came to treating injuries and setting broken bones, the process was completed with ease tantamount to breathing.

Feeling the pain melt away in only a few seconds, Asuna breathed a sigh of relief, but, even after a full minute had passed, she continued clinging to Vahn's body with her face buried in his chest.

Rather than force her to separate from him, Vahn just lightly pat Asuna's back a few times. He knew she had already calmed down, but, after having her wrist crushed and body severely electrocuted, it was understandable that she would want to be close to him right now.

Fortunately, while his main body was busy attending Asuna, another version of Vahn was standing near Nagi's landing area with Fenrir. They were watching Nagi move backward through time with amused expressions on their face, and, though it was a little 'excessive', chains in hand.

One of the greatest benefits of being able to reverse the flow of entropy was knowing when and where objects would be certain points in time. Nagi had even created a reference point for them, so, after an additional minute or so, Vahn and Fenrir were waiting to bind him before he had any chance to resist.

Truth be told, Vahn was actually surprised by the fact that Nagi was able to 'resist' the reversal of entropy at all. His face would periodically morph into one of indignation, and, though he ended up back at his starting point, it was very apparent that he was cognizant throughout the process. This was a testament to his status as a 'protagonist', as, under normal circumstances, even the electrical signals in a person's brain fired in reverse, completely erasing memories of 'future' events.

While thinking about ways to exploit Nagi's cognizance for 'training purposes', Vahn manipulated [Enkidu] to create a cage just as the youth returned to his starting position. This caused both him and Fenrir to be shrouded in a cloud of dust and debris flowing in reverse, but, with a wispy green aura protecting their bodies, they were largely unaffected.

By the time the dust had settled, Nagi, with a deadpan expression on his face, had been completely bound by Enkidu's gol