"Let's stitch him together first."
Lynch retrieved a pair of leather gloves and a beak-shaped mask from his Space Pocket and put them on. These Witchcraft items, made from special materials, offered resistance to contamination and abnormalities. Barton's body, fused with numerous dangerous bloodline organs, required caution.
Saws, files, stitching wires, hammers, scalpels—all the tools were arranged in place, and Lynch began the stitching process.
In an instant, there was a frenzy of blood spraying and flesh twisting.
Back on Earth, Lynch barely had the heart to slaughter a chicken, yet now he could nonchalantly face a corpse torn into mangled flesh and even calmly stitch it back together—it was truly extraordinary.
It only proved how astonishingly adaptable humans could be.
