Facing an Ancient God for a Year

A seasoned doctor must absolutely abstain from the bad habit of making assumptions.

All conclusions must be based on reliable examination results.

Orintel was not naive enough to believe that cutting off one’s legs would solve everything. Clearly, he had a meticulous side—though not much of it.

Fu Qian had rarely overlooked the changes in Jane after undergoing Orintel’s treatment.

The first thing that drew attention was the charred ash scattered everywhere. Unlike the fragments of the nightgown, they did not disperse and fall.

From the earlier conclusion that clothing, as a part of the whole, was still subject to the command, it was easy to deduce that the ash was still governed by the command.

Therefore, this time-reversal effect wasn’t too surprising.

Overall, the effects of the command seemed as stable as ever. Orintel’s treatment had proven ineffective.

As for adverse effects, perception wasn’t sensitive to the command. Fu Qian performed a few basic tests.

One of the tests involved trying to move closer.

The results showed that the symptoms were significant.