Translated from the research journal of Abel Estellio
I added unconsciousness as a variable. To induce this, I subjected Micah to severe blood loss.
I began by severing his jugular vein, then cut other major arteries to maintain steady bleeding as previous cuts healed.
The numbing salve ensured pain was not a factor.
Micah was soaked by the time he passed out.
However, I do not think he fainted due to blood loss.
He paled when the first drops slid down his front.
He has not undergone the gore-desensitizing part of slayer training.
Nonetheless, the goal was to induce unconsciousness. That was successful. Once he was incapacitated, I observed the following:
Unconsciousness has no effect on healing times. Therefore, a dragon’s healing is not a conscious effort. It cannot be stopped at will.
The magnitude of the wound does not change the healing time. A ripped fingernail and a severed jugular, if inflicted simultaneously, finish healing simultaneously.
Conclusion: The more serious the wound is, the more aggressively Diu’s magic heals him.
I am unsure how this affects my next steps. I will organize my thoughts tomorrow. For now, I need to clean up this mess.
Translated from the research journal of Abel Estellio