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'''Please add any character tropes to [[Labyrinths of Echo/Characters|the series' characters list]].''' For a complete list of the series' volumes, refer to [[Labyrinths of Echo/Recap]].
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* [[Actual Pacifist]]: Prequels provide exposition on the healers' Call. Anyone who experiences this is driven to help others. To the point of being unable to sleep if a potential patient can't get to them, so in "Old Times" a healer's house had no locks and criminals won't touch the healers' property. They also tend to be [[The Empath|good at detecting when someone suffers in the first place]]. A true healer discovering he accidentally harmed someone (for them, an intent is impossible) catches [[Heroic BSOD|a bad case of breakdown]].
** Juffin insists there's no arguing with "the call" - once it pulls someone, it's let him or break him. Once he allowed a natural healer to help random bystanders when it could compromise plans to save locals from a [[Fate Worse Than Death]] - after which got this guy kicked out of provincial SI and put into medical school where he belongs. Kofa Yokh stated that no healer was ever [[Ban on Magic|imprisoned for using too much magic]] to save a patient's life, only "get a little talking eye to eye with Juffin -- yes, I know, some dislike this".
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