Athanasios heals-he is compelled to heal the hurts of flora, fauna and human alike. From a tiny cut on a child's finger, to the broken leg bones of a once proud warhorse, he has this inner spark-this tiny flame of life giving essence that is but a drop compared to his divine mother's power, but no less awing-that heals even the deepest of wounds. Sadly, as a restorer of life, he knows when he must give up and allow death to consume the last spark of breath in his patient, to let their soul return to the source of it all.

In terms of magnitude, he has the ability to heal fatal wounds such as gut wounds, stabs to the heart and whatnot. He prefers not do it, however, unless he believes that it is better if he does, which is due to the fact that doing so causes him to feel that creature's pain. He also can reattach severed limbs-this applies to all body parts except for the head, fordoing so would cause him a great amount of pain, even if the dismemberment itself was painless, and besides which it would be wrong and evil for Athanasios to try to fix that. As for plants, healing such things as downed trees, ones that are either cut by steel or lightning, he does not heal, but rather eases their pain.

Like his divine mother, Athanasios can give life, but it takes it's toll on him, the only life he is able to give is to some sort of creature that already exists, such as a kitten for a little girl, or a mother bird to feed chicks whose original mother has died. He also has the ability to take away one's pain and feel it himself, or to let others feel it.