The Witch’s Anatomical Notes

The bright young woman Lu Xi had a stroke of luck and transmigrated into a world of wizards, becoming the apprentice witch Lucy. What awaited her was the unknown and a sense of bewilderment.

So she picked up a scalpel and a quill, and with a sweet smile said:

“May I borrow you for a dissection?”

When the wizards happened to come across this long-forgotten notebook, the forbidden specimen illustrations that emerged from its yellowed pages seized their gaze like a curse.

Those severed limbs of strange beasts entwined with ancient bloodstains, the plant veins that glowed with an eerie phosphorescence, and the organs that continued to throb in a grotesque rhythm upon the parchment.

All of them, with their twisted forms and forbidden nature, sent tremors through the souls of those who beheld them. It was as if they had caught a fleeting glimpse of the abyss itself within the creases of the parchment, leaving none untouched by a chilling, speechless awe at these fragments of life that defied comprehension.