Chapter 1291 - 863: Tenderness

Chapter 1291: Chapter 863: Tenderness

Ever since the resurrection rules were established, Kana entrusted all related matters to Lisval.

After all, Lisval had already learned a lot by following him and had been handling related tasks for many years, equipped with the corresponding power and rules.

Not to mention she was once a Dragon of Life, later transformed into an Undead Dragon.

Whether regarding the living or the souls of the dead, she has sufficient understanding. Without such experience and power, Kana wouldn’t have made her the Ferryman in charge of Night Watchers’ resurrection.

Through the complete Stone of Creation, Kana constructed the resurrection rules, forming a system through structures and Lisval’s power.

But just like the Profession System or Secondary Profession System, it merely has a complete framework and foundation; further development and detail refinement require others’ efforts.

This is why a "Soul Guide" troop was formed.

The "Soul Guides" are responsible for traversing areas prone to wars, acting in unison with the Night Watchers to guide their souls.

They collect those Night Watcher souls unable to return due to unforeseen circumstances and environments.

Simultaneously, they retrieve some bodies in special statuses or extremely poor conditions.

After all, the resurrection procedure for Night Watchers requires both the soul and the body to return to North City; it must occur under the Light Torch’s illumination and Lisval’s gaze for successful resurrection.

Moreover, with the proliferation of resurrection power, resurrection can no longer be instant as before.

Lisval can accelerate this process, but with the increase in Night Watchers, the number of those needing resurrection also rises.

Honestly, North City now has such a high demand for resurrection that it causes a backlog, which was anticipated beforehand. Unfortunately, there’s no effective solution yet, since resurrection is a delicate matter.

Unless exploiting loopholes, the world won’t acknowledge it, even though Kana is deemed a savior of the world, and he has very close ties with it.

It’s important to know that reincarnation is essentially a fundamental rule in most worlds.

Chaos in this foundational rule would lead the entire world to irreversible changes, potentially destroying itself without the Void’s invasion.

This is why, upon establishing the Night Watchers, Kana began studying and preparing for this power. It took him over a decade to pave a successful path.

In fact, most resurrected Night Watchers no longer return to the frontlines; instead, they occupy less risky positions.

Resurrection, of course, isn’t limitless; non-legendary Night Watchers’ souls are still deeply bound to the world.

Thus, by exploiting loopholes and the Night Watchers’ Data Rule, they can resurrect once; after that, if they die again, they must adhere to the world’s rule, truly entering death.

Legendary-level Night Watchers, however, aren’t constrained by such conditions, as legendary powerhouses can essentially leave the world.

Unless the world senses an impending doom, legendary beings are inherently free, capable of resurrection through related rituals or preparations, even without resurrection power.

Especially if their understanding of the rules is connected, it becomes even simpler.

Thus, the resurrection of the legendary Night Watchers essentially has no limit on frequency, but the sole constraint is the body’s integrity.

At this stage, unless the legendary powerhouse’s body is preserved perfectly at death, any damage requires a considerable amount of time, effort, and costly materials to repair.

Yet, if a legendary powerhouse dies, it’s not surprising if the body sustains severe damage or disintegrates completely.

Thus, reviving a legendary powerhouse becomes more troublesome, as constructing such a body demands significant time and expense.

It could take decades, as current Night Watchers’ technology does not yet allow for such speed.

However, for legendary powerhouses, a stable resurrection channel is already quite favorable; the other expenses are acceptable.

Since delegating the tasks to Lisval, Kana hasn’t intervened, being occupied ever since.

"I’m here to see how you’re doing, whether you’ve comprehended the rules to the utmost?

"Do you have doubts or unresolved issues requiring my assistance? I might need to invest much of my time elsewhere soon, making it difficult to tend to these matters."

Kana said.

He had some ideas; to resolve the energy problem, he needed to devote considerable efforts to the Abyss.

Thus, for many years to come, he wouldn’t be able to turn his attention back to the world.

After all, after his many years of hard work, with Night Watchers and pre-arranged plans, the world’s situation progresses according to their plan, even if changes and fluctuations are within the acceptable range.