More Yellow Lantern energy surged into his body, followed by another round of slaughter and conversion. Victor stored a vast amount of Green Lantern energy within himself, then grabbed Hal's arm and poured all of it into the ring in one go.
But that was not enough. It would only ensure that Hal could wield sufficient energy the moment he regained consciousness. The key to bringing him back from the dead still lay with the Mother Box.
Victor began trying to use the Green Lantern energy within his own body to communicate with the Green Lantern energy inside Hal. First, he controlled the energy in Hal's body to repair him, restoring every injury he had suffered.
But even then, all they had was an intact corpse. What exactly was the key to resurrection?
Victor racked his brain. Soon, fragments of memory began surfacing from the depths of his mind—how had he forgotten? He had died once too.
Only at that moment did Victor finally realize that his father had not healed him. His father had resurrected him.
Because of his mother's death, Victor had always been too afraid to think deeply about those memories. But now he needed to revive his companion, so he could only suppress his grief and fear and search that memory for clues.
Fortunately, he actually found one. Before he regained consciousness—in other words, before he came back to life—he had possessed a vague memory.
That memory did not belong to him. It belonged to the Mother Box. He felt himself first being placed on a table, then picked up by someone... and then? What happened after that???
Victor kept forcing himself to remember. At that moment, his memories overlapped with the Mother Box's. Both the beginning of his memory and the end of the Mother