The Healer

Born into a world that had forgotten violence, Elor watched his home fall to an enemy called the God of Death. Orphaned by war, he trained as a healer but became a soldier, eventually commanding the final battalion of his world. He killed the Undead King — then died before he could learn the full truth. He woke in a new world, in a new body, with a chance to start again. Elor, last defender of his world, will hunt the God of Death for his revenge.

Being reborn into a new world is anything but simple. With no family, no teacher, no money, and no education, it is a rough start — but heroes are born from tragedies. A series of coincidences lands him a job at a hospital as a healer's apprentice. Those same coincidences bring trouble: a clash with aristocrats hungry for revenge. Meanwhile, the undead are weaving their plots and reaping a bloody harvest in the shadows.

By night, Oleg cleanses the city of the undead. By day, he navigates the more treacherous dangers of mundane life — a roommate's relatives, a bloodsucker using him as leverage against rivals, and the challenge of building a reputation as a healer while hiding talents no ordinary commoner should possess.

Shadow, the Skull captain, has been defeated — but the undead still hold a firm grip on the capital. Humanity's defenders must regroup, grow stronger, and seek new allies. Questions are swirling around the young healer, drawing the enemy's attention. The undead hunters have invited him to join their squad, but they harbor secrets of their own. An unexpected figure has joined the ranks with one goal: unmask the hero.

Every small action leaves a trail that can lead to trouble. A seemingly ordinary trip ends in battle with a ghoul — and the undead are now scouring the city for the culprit. Both sides are placing their pieces on the board. The hunter has become the hunted, but the hunted now has allies.

An epidemic gains momentum while the undead — far from united — scheme against one another and against the living. The prince's family pursues its own interests, and the city teeters on multiple fronts at once. The more aggressively the healer acts, the greater the resistance he provokes. Allies must be rallied, strength must be built — and the greatest threat may yet come not from the undead, but from human treachery and ambition.