His despair was unfathomable. Overturn was a breeze compared to Glittering. He could feel his body, the cloth, and the warmth of hands that touched him, but his brain refused to acknowledge its existence. His Elements were simply gone, lost in a blink. He never felt so helpless. At least Overturn had allowed him to move and feel the sweet pulse of Elements in his chest. Now, he was completely useless, a burden to his Mages. He could not even give orders without complex and lengthy tactics. He gave up the second day. Lael could handle Jaden. To his displeasure, Afton and Mikelle stripped him to better bathe and strengthen him. Respectfully, they kept his modesty mostly intact. Afton stood by his side with her hands on his calf, sending electrical pulses into his muscles to make them convulse and rip. She worked through a whole muscle before healing it. He could feel the strength locked in each fiber but had no way to use it. There was a way out of this.
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