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Standing perfectly still magically restores lethal wounds

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Heavy bleeding simply stops if you crouch behind a low wall and wait exactly ten seconds. The human body naturally expels shrapnel and regrows skin rapidly as long as nobody is looking.

Standing perfectly still magically restores lethal wounds
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