Fairy Tail: This Healing Mage's hits hurt so much!

After that lively and bustling breakfast, the guild hall gradually filled up with people.

The young mages gathered in twos and threes in front of the task board, choosing tasks that suited them.

However, although the medical commission on the commission board does not specify a mage, everyone knows that this is a commission exclusively for Sunrise.

In the Fairy Tail guild, absolutely no one would dare to underestimate this eight-year-old child because of his age.

Not only does Riyao possess the extensive knowledge of a medical student from his previous life, but he is also currently the only mage in the guild who has mastered and is proficient in healing magic.

In this world where mages are prone to looting, arson, and destruction, a skilled medical mage is an extremely rare resource, comparable to a giant panda.

The local residents of Magnolia Town have great trust in Fairy Tail, especially this magical little doctor. So whenever someone in town has a headache, fever, bruises, or gets bitten by a low-level monster in the nearby forest, they habitually send their requests to the guild.

Riyao tiptoed and tore several parchment order forms off the wooden board, carefully reviewing them.

He turned his head and looked at Kana, who was sitting obediently by the bar, seemingly doing nothing. A gentle smile appeared on his lips.

"Kana, what are your plans for today? If not, would you like to come with me to town for a house call? It'll be a good opportunity to get familiar with Magnolia."

Kana's eyes lit up when she heard Sunshine's invitation.

As a newcomer, she was somewhat intimidated by the mages in the guild who could breathe fire and ice at the drop of a hat. Naturally, she was more than happy to go out with the seemingly gentlest and most reliable Riyao.

"Okay, Riyao! I... I can help you carry your things!" Kana jumped off the chair and ran to Riyao's side, her little hands tightly gripping the hem of her clothes, looking both excited and a little nervous.

"Let's go, our first patient today is Uncle Thomas, who lives on the south side of town."

Sunrise took Kana's hand and pushed open the guild door.

The town of Magnolia was full of life and energy in the early morning. Along the cobblestone streets, vendors had already set up their stalls, displaying a dazzling array of fresh fruits, freshly baked bread, and colorful fabrics.

"Hey! Isn't this Xiao Riyao? Going on a house call again today?"

A plump woman selling apples saw Riyao and immediately greeted her warmly, casually picking out two of the biggest and reddest apples from her stall and stuffing them into Kana's arms.

"Is this the new little sister? She's so pretty! Here, have some!"

"Thank you, ma'am. You look much better than last month. It seems you've been taking the medicine I prescribed on time."

Riyao responded with a smile, his familiar and proper demeanor belying that of an eight-year-old child.

Kana, carrying two large apples, followed Riyao, somewhat flattered.

She discovered that the town's residents held Riyao in high esteem and affection.

Along the way, people kept taking off their hats to greet them or giving them small snacks.

"Sunshine Bro, everyone seems to really like you," Kana whispered, a hint of envy in her voice.

Riyao slowed his pace and said to Kana with a grin.

"Fairy Tail has caused the residents of Magnolia no end of trouble. One day I mentioned I wanted to take on some medical guild work, and without a word, the old man announced to the public that the guild could now accept medical guild work! To thank the locals for their usual support, the prices are incredibly low. But I don't really care how much it costs!"

Kana nodded as if she understood, but she could sense a reassuring, warm glow emanating from Riyao as he spoke.

That radiance was completely different from the cunning little devil who tormented the old man with strange potions last night.

The two walked through several bustling streets and arrived at a slightly old but very clean wooden house.

Riyao stepped forward and knocked on the door. Soon, an elderly woman with gray hair opened the door.

Upon seeing Riyao, the old woman smiled and said, "Oh dear, little Riyao! My old man has been writhing in pain since last night, please come in and take a look!"

"Don't worry, Grandma Mary, I'll take a look now." Riyao's voice instantly became serious.

He led Kana into the house, which was filled with a strong smell of herbs and a faint, almost imperceptible, fishy odor.

Lying on the wooden bed in the inner room was a burly middle-aged man, but at this moment his face was pale and he was covered in sweat—Uncle Thomas.

He used to be a well-known lumberjack in town, but now his right calf was swollen high, turning a terrible purplish-black color, with black viscous fluid oozing from the edges of the wound.

At this moment, Riyao's aura underwent a dramatic change.

He is no longer the mischievous kid or the gentle boy next door, but an absolutely professional, calm, and reliable doctor.

His once clear eyes became incredibly sharp, as if they could see through the texture of muscles and bones.

After carefully examining Thomas's wound, his brow furrowed slightly. "This isn't a simple bruise. There are signs of tearing, and it's accompanied by slight magical erosion. Uncle Thomas, did you go to the edge of the forest east of town, and were you bitten by a 'Purple Poison Badger'?"

Uncle Thomas weakly opened his eyes and nodded with difficulty: "Yes...yes...I wanted to pick some rare wood mushrooms to nourish Mary...I didn't expect to run into that beast...Dr. Sunshine, can my leg...be saved?"

"Bear with it, the toxins have started to spread, we must detoxify first."

Riyao hovered his hands about three inches above the wound, closed his eyes, and took a deep breath.

The next second, a pure, warm, and vibrant emerald green magic surged from his palm, slowly seeping into Uncle Thomas's calves like a spring drizzle.

Kana stood to the side, holding her breath, watching the scene intently.

The green light shone on Riyao's focused and refined profile, making him appear incredibly sacred.

She saw that, with the injection of the Sun's magic, the purplish-black poisonous blood began to be forced out little by little along the wound, dripping into the copper basin that had been prepared in advance, emitting a pungent smell.

The detoxification process lasted about ten minutes. When a fine layer of sweat appeared on Riyao's forehead, the blood flowing from the wound finally turned into a normal bright red.

Riyao withdrew his magic, exhaled a long breath, and then quickly took out a cloth bag from the suitcase. When he opened it, there was a row of silver needles of different lengths inside.

With his hands moving like butterflies flitting among flowers, he accurately inserted several silver needles into key acupoints on Uncle Thomas's legs.

This is not only for pain relief, but also to unblock the magical pathways and meridians that have been damaged by toxins.

"The final step." Sunrise's hands glowed with green light once more, this time softer than before.

Under the healing magic, the gruesome tear began to heal and scab over at a speed visible to the naked eye, eventually leaving only a faint red mark.

Riyao removed the silver needles, took the bandage handed to him by Kana, and skillfully and gracefully bandaged the wound, tying a pretty bow.

He took off his gloves and let out a long sigh of relief: "Alright, uncle. The toxins have been completely cleared, and the muscles and blood vessels have been repaired. However, try to avoid walking around for the next few days. I'll leave you some herbs to regulate your qi and blood. Take them regularly, and you'll be jumping around again in a week."

Uncle Thomas tried moving his right leg and found that the excruciating pain and numbness had completely disappeared, replaced by a warm and comfortable sensation.

He breathed a sigh of relief and said, "Thank you so much, Riyue."

Sunrise and Cana walked out of Uncle Thomas's house.

"Brother Riyao, you looked so handsome and amazing when you were treating the patient!"

Kana exclaimed sincerely, her big eyes sparkling like stars.

Sunlight stopped and turned to look at Kana, suddenly revealing a cunning, devilish smile.

"Really? Since you think I'm amazing, then as my personal nurse, to reward your outstanding performance today, I've decided to let you try my newly developed 'Strawberry Flavored Energy Booster' when we get back. Although it might keep you up at night for three days, it's definitely a great tonic!"

The adoration on Kana's face froze instantly. She recalled the miserable state Uncle Macao had caused her to roll on the ground that morning, and she took two steps back in fright, shaking her head desperately.

"No...no need, Riyao-ge! I feel pretty fit right now!"

The streets of Magnolia echoed with Sunrise's clear laughter and Kana's somewhat flustered footsteps.

Seriousness and cunning, the benevolence of a doctor and the mischievousness of a child, are perfectly blended in this eight-year-old boy, forming a unique and heartwarming scene in Fairy Tail.