Revival!
For most people, it was difficult—perhaps even completely impossible.
But for some, it was no big deal.
Even Granny Chiyo could devise a revival technique like the Reanimation Jutsu.
Not to mention Nagato's Outer Path: Samsara of Heavenly Life, Dragon Life Reincarnation, and so on...
So revival was absolutely one of those things that seemed impossible to those who could not do it, but easy to those who could.
Tang Ping was the sort who could do it with his eyes closed.
Reviving someone was not difficult for him, provided their soul was still around. If someone had control over the soul, then revival was simply impossible.
Like White Fang!
He was someone the Sage of Six Paths kept a close eye on.
Tang Ping definitely had no chance of reviving him.
It was not that his technique was lacking, but that someone was holding the soul back in the Pure Land.
Just like the Priestesses under his command—if someone wanted to revive them, he could hold their souls back as well.
Because the Priestesses' souls were in his Paradise. If someone wanted to revive them, it was equivalent to stealing souls from him.
Moreover, the souls in his Paradise were not "sleeping." They were managed by people, meaning he would immediately know if a soul disappeared.
The Pure Land was different. With only the Sage of Six Paths stationed there, he truly would not notice the disappearance of souls that were not priority targets.
One could say that although Paradise had only been established recently, its rate of development had far surpassed that of the Pure Land.
With Tang Ping's preparations made in advance, Nagato's soul had never gone to the Pure Land at all, making his revival extremely easy.
He only had to summon the God of