Umbraton is filled with vitality and madness, that's why it needs special surgery.

It's probably not bad practicing medicine in Lumopolis. It could be a little boring, though.

The shadow is watching you.

I used to believe everything can be saved, other than the Eclipsites.

He wouldn't be Seleucid if he could think of a method other than fighting...

The Shadowlord showed me a new way to live my life and brought me new patients.

The fire in the fireplace. It always calms me down. It's a solace to see a fire like this during long nights.

Wounds, suppuration, bleeding. You might as well cauterize it if you can't treat it properly.

There seems to be a lot of old wounds on your Colossus. When are you going to clean them? I can help.

What am I looking at? Your heart, of course.

Need my help? Sure. But for the record, I'm only doing this for the Shadowlord.

It takes time to treat chronic diseases. This is not the right time to cure it.

The surgery went well.

Freeze, ice blade.

Where should I cut next?

Prepare for the surgery.

Which one is the patient?

My surgery skills need further improvement.

This lancet is sharper than before.

I have never forgotten a doctor's duties.

Wanna learn something new since you're just sitting around? Do you want to know where the thirteenth vertebra is?

I should probably cut something.

Alchemy Stars.

Happy New Year, Navigator.

Save patients? That was a long time ago... Plus, some things are not worth saving.

It's a lancet made of ice and snow, so it's not going to cause that much pain when it's stabbed into your body. Would you like to give it a try?

What quests have I completed? Many. If you want to know, I can test things out on you.

The key point of surgery? I would say precise excision.

I'll probably go back to being a doctor after the darkness in Umbraton recedes. Before that, I must perform another surgery, a surgery for Umbraton.

I once wished to save more people with my lancet. Now, I wish I could become the lancet of Umbraton and remove its necrotic parts.

Caelestite? Interesting. May I study your body? I want to know if Caelestites have the same fatal parts as normal Aurorians... Ha-ha, just kidding.

You can come to me if you need surgery. I've stopped practicing medicine but my skills are more honed than before. Why? It's a secret.

The more patients I see, the more I realize how fragile life is. Therefore, I have a better understanding of how to cure them or send them away.

Cardiac surgery? It isn't that easy to bring someone back from the dead.

Saving people is not in conflict with killing people. They are just different forms of practicing one's belief.

Slice from the best angle... Oh, don't worry about it. The aorta is so fragile that you can slice it any way you like.

Happy New Year, Navigator.

You look rested. Remember to wash your hands often to prevent from falling sick.

Getting up early in the morning is good for health. I assume it's the same for Caelestites.

It's dinner time. Don't work on an empty stomach. It can be harmful.

Are you still working? Staying up late increases the risk of dying from myocardial infarction. Get some rest now.

Happy New Year, Navigator.

Why did you ask for me? I was indeed a doctor who can perform surgeries but I've changed my profession... I'm an assassin now.

Right. Thanks.

Looks nice. I'll take it.

Hmm? Thanks a lot.

Thank you. I'll cherish it.

Let the pills work their charm!

Be purged of this chronic disease!

Please relax, my patients.

Wounds left by Eclipsites are tricky to treat sometimes. It took me a lot of effort dealing with them during the days of my medical studies in Lumopolis. Fortunately, I did well on it.

I saved a lot of people with my lancet but not my parents. It didn't work for Eclipsites, so I used another knife.

The chronic disease of Umbraton can't be cured with ordinary methods. It requires a lot of removals and patching-ups while waiting for new hopes to sprout. Before then, I'll continue to pull my weight.

Fine, I'll be the main surgeon this time.