Disappointing Teleportation Magic ~ Even Though The Movement Distance Is Only 1 Millimeter, I Will Rise Through Ingenuity ~ - Chapter 22.1

※ This time, it’s from the perspective of Kazumi Umino, Yuto’s classmate.

“How do you find it, madam?”

“Well, it’s marvelous. This firmness, the moisture… It feels like I’ve become younger.”

“Thank you very much.”

After finishing the treatment, Kazumi handed a hand mirror to the noblewoman to check her face. Without exception, each one of them expressed surprise, then blushed with delight as they checked their own skin.

Activating the skin cells to rejuvenate by at least five years was indeed astonishing, so their surprise was justified.

I, Kazumi Umino, have been involved in a summoning to another world for over five months now.

The summoning led by the first princess of the Kingdom of Yurefelt was aimed at strengthening their forces, and it was what they called a “hard mode” summoning.

If you achieve results in battle, you receive appropriate treatment; there is no right to refuse, nor is there any way to return to your original world.

If you refuse to cooperate, death awaits you.

When a male classmate was literally split in two before my eyes, there was no way to refuse.

Fortunately, my unique ability was healing magic, so I was exempted from combat training, but I was forced to undergo treatment every day until I almost collapsed.

Amidst my classmates being pushed to their limits, one male student was exempted from combat training.

No, to be precise, he crawled, rubbed his head on the ground, begged to be exempted.

Kazekaze-kun, who was exempted from combat training, had originally been undergoing different training due to his ability being teleportation magic like mine, but it seemed his magic had a flaw.

He could teleport objects, but the distance was only about a millimeter.

Immediately after being summoned, he was celebrated for his rare ability, and he seemed to be somewhat elated, but under such circumstances, it was natural for him to swallow his pride and ask to be exempted from combat duty.

However, there was a group of male students who insisted that fighting was natural, and Kazekaze-kun ended up being expelled from the dormitory.

After that, I didn’t know where he went for a while, and I was too busy to search for him myself.

I reunited with Kazekaze-kun just after returning from our second practical training session.

In this second practical training session, eight of our classmates went missing.

To say they went missing—they were attacked by monsters, so survival was hopeless.

Classmates who had lost friends or lovers were furious and demanded revenge, while those who escaped with their lives were trembling in fear.

The kingdom’s instructions were to continue training, and by the time the schedule was completed, everyone was mentally scarred.

In such a situation, I thought that if Kazekaze-kun heard rumors and visited the dormitory, it would surely lead to a violent confrontation, so I searched to stop him.

Of course, I was genuinely worried about Kazekaze-kun, but more than that, I didn’t want my classmates hurting each other and then forcing me to heal their wounds.

My fate changed drastically when I found Kazekaze-kun and exchanged information with him.

He had started gaining recognition from those around him by using what was thought to be his flawed teleportation magic for cleaning purposes.

And he also advised me to consider a unique application for my healing magic.

My healing magic also had its flaws, although not as pronounced as Kazekaze-kun’s.

Perhaps due to weak magical power, I couldn’t heal deep internal wounds.

If a wound exceeded one centimeter, I couldn’t close it properly.

Therefore, to close deep wounds, I had to insert my fingers into the wound.

Moreover, wounds didn’t heal instantly; they closed gradually, so I had to keep touching the wound throughout.