Meiunar

Brigid, the Mother of the Earth, wanted to use her eternal youth to call out the eternal tranquility of the Tree of life^[1], so she sowed a seed called "Meiunar", and Meiunar nourished the Earth with her infinite vitality, purifying the souls of living beings.

Plot

As one of the few medical staff in Babylon, Meiunar cares more about everyone's health than anyone else. She rushes around the academy every day, supervising everyone's fitness and physical examination, and actively treating them. "Seeing her eyes, it seems that the pain in the whole body has disappeared, and even the scars in the heart have been smoothed out... It is difficult for anyone to want to hurt this selfless doctor." The number of patients treated said so.

It is said that Hecate had been to Meiunar's clinic, but when someone asked her, her face turned bad, which made some people wonder if Meiunar's treatment behavior was a bit extreme. But what are the facts? So someone asked Meiunar, who immediately recalled that she had treated a patient with intermittent amnesia, a condition she couldn't treat with medication, but when she was about to use the power Bridget had given to her to treat the patient, the patient's condition miraculously improved, which was the most important thing for Meiunar, but she never saw the patient again. "I just want to play tricks on her, why do I seem to have offended the whole world in my heart..." One day, Hecate murmured these words.

In Meiunar's house, there are many medical texts, and there is no shortage of precious manuscripts. Some of them were donated by everyone in the academy, and many were found by Meiunar herself. Although some are too obscure for her, in order to cure those diseases that can't be cured by her own ability, she will still study carefully and memorize the contents of the books by heart.

She met an anemic patient today. She wanted to save her, but if there is no blood, she can't fight. Is there anyway to make her blood regenerate quickly? After helping her restore the blood in her body, she became a little weak, and as expected, she used her power frequently today... But there are so many people in pain, if only she could hold on a little longer, they wouldn't be in so much pain. Good night, Meiunar, you have to do your best tomorrow...

Meiunar heard rumors of a certain priestess and regarded her as a senior worthy of study and respect. Since that shrine maiden can selflessly dedicate herself to purify the world's calamities, what reason does she have for not working hard?

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