The Battle Queen Came Back with Her Husbands (Joanna) novel Chapter 339

Chapter 339 A Fair Measure Of Healing

After all, the two patients were different. One was a mage. The other was a warrior.

Sophie was assigned to heal the mage.

Joanna was assigned to heal the warrior.

A mage naturally has less health than a warrior.

When recovery is measured by percentage, the mage is easier to heal. So by the numbers alone, Sophie had the easier task.

“Both of you, please begin,” Ned said.

Sophie took a deep breath. She raised her staff and began to chant. It was a forbidden–class spell, powerful and rare.

Holy light gathered in the room. Even the faint waves of light made the injured expert on the operating table sigh in comfort.

Then a vast flood of holy light poured down onto him.

Luminara’s Redemption (SSS Rank).

A graceful woman formed from holy light appeared and gently embraced the mage.

The dark energy around his body dissolved at once. His health surged upward.

On the monitor, his life–force percentage jumped by 13% in an instant and it kept rising.

On Joanna’s side, the moment she sensed the dark energy in her patient, she knew this round was bad for her.

A single burst healing spell would not be enough.

Lunar Aegis would not work. It was mainly a shield with recovery effects.

Water Shield and Aquatic Barrier would not work either.

That left only one option. Healing Touch of Water.

Joanna had no choice but to command Caspian.

But Caspian looked completely relaxed.

“Don’t worry, Joanna,” he said.

He took out his lyre and started to sing.

Joanna understood at once.

Caspian had fused Merfolk’s Enchanting Voice with Healing Touch of Water, creating a brand–new skill.

Both were Transcendent–tier. Combined, the result was terrifying.

The song drove the dark energy out of the warrior’s body. The water element flowed through his wounds and healed them.

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Chapter–339 A Fair Measure Of Healing

On the monitor, the life–force percentage began to climb fast.

Three minutes later, Sophie’s hoty light faded.

Caspian’s song came to an end.

Both teams looked at the screen.

+10 Free Coms

81%.

The numbers were exactly the same. 1

By now, most of the injuries had healed. The result was shocking.

They were both level–80 professionals. Yet Sophie and Joanna were still students and their healing was already this strong. If they went to the battlefield, every team would fight to recruit them.

Of course, they understood something else. Healers like Sophie and Joanna would rarely appear on the front lines.

Their safety always came first.

Ned stared at the data, his heart pounding in fear. “The results are equal,” he said. “I’ll check the overall recovery curve.”

He pretended to study the instruments for a moment, then spoke. “Mr. Reid, battlefield healing isn’t just about total recovery. It’s also about how fast you can save a teammate’s life. Sophie restored 13% within one second of casting her spell.

“Joanna’s contracted companion provided continuous healing over time. So according to our testing standards, this round goes to Sophie.”

What Ned did not say was this–the machines recorded decimal values.

Joanna’s total heal ally exceeded Sophie’s by 0.32%.

And there was more. Sophie healed a mage. Joanna healed a warrior.

By all logic, Joanna should have won.

Yet with a small adjustment, Ned turned it into a tie.

“Mr. Skeldon.”

Saul’s voice rang out. He did not raise it, but it carried heavy authority, like a command being issued.

“I am not interested in who wins or loses,” Saul said coldly. “I want accurate data. Data a team can rely on.

“If you can’t do this test properly, I will replace you.”

His gaze sharpened with warning.

“The next tests must be precise. They must be fair. This is not a competition. Do you understand)

Did Ned really think he could play tricks under Saul’s eyes?

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