Mending — Full Canon
This page contains complete-series information. For a premise-safe explanation, use Mending — Spoiler-Free.
About
| Field | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Mending |
| User | Benedict Blight |
| Classification | Original Ley-Line Expression |
| Function | Instant and exceptionally complete restoration |
| Historical title | Basis of Blight’s reputation as “the Miracle” |
Mending is Benedict Blight’s original healing Expression. Before cursed magic, it made him the greatest healer in recorded mage history.
Operation
Blight uses Mending as a founder and public miracle worker. The ability explains both his early desire to improve the world and the authority with which he later argues that magekind should escape natural limitation.
Its relationship to Severance is conceptual opposition: Mending joins and restores; Severance divides. The current canon does not establish that Mending can restore a soul already processed or bypass the Law of Genesis.
History And Development
Blight masters Mending before the First Great Wizarding War and before discovering cursed magic.
Role And Significance
The healer becoming the Lord Of Curses makes Blight’s fall an inversion of purpose rather than a simple acquisition of evil power.
Connections
| Subject | Connection |
|---|---|
| Benedict Blight | User. |
| Severance | Later cursed conceptual opposite. |
| Law Of The Ley Line | Structural limits on healing and souls. |
Chronology
No dated events are currently fixed.
Appears In
Canon Boundaries
- Maximum scale, treatment of disease and whether non-living structures can be perfectly restored remain TBC.
