Fuhōgō

Fuhōgō (巫縫合, "Shamanic Sutures") are threads made of Furyoku that can be used to stitch close wounds, bind targets, manipulate puppets, as well as many other functions. Threading Fujutsu is mainly used by Healers and Puppeteers.

Overview
Generating Fuhōgō requires delicate control of one's own Furyoku, but can be created in a variety of different ways. Strings or threads reinforced with Furyoku can also be considered Fuhōgō. The strength of the threads is inversely proportional to their length. For example, a thread as long as the Earth's diameter would be as weak as cotton, but a one-meter long thread could lift a ton. The threads are also very durable, usually unable to be cut or torn by conventional means. However, if the threads leave the user's fingers, their strength drops significantly.

Capabilities
Healing Stitches: Threads created by Shamans who specialize in healing Fujutsu possess intense regenerative properties, stimulating the production of new cells. These threads can sew open wounds and even to completely reattach severed limbs if they've only been removed for a short time.

Puppet Strings: Threads used by Shamans who specialize in puppet Fujutsu can attach them to people in order to target's movements like a puppeteer. These threads cyphen Furyoku from their target, making it difficult for them to break free on their own. They can also be used to construct elaborate traps in order to capture, strangle, or even cut enemies.