"...It couldn't really be considered resurrection."
Aleister breathed a sigh of relief and casually said, pretending nothing was wrong, "After all, she never completely died... If her soul had drifted into the Dream Realm River, I wouldn't have been able to fish it back out. In that sense, I should thank you, Earl."
Aleister herself had actually broken into a sweat.
Although her Path of Transcendence had already reached the Fourth Level, making her one of the core transcendent powers of most countries and allowing her to complete most rituals... this was still her first time attempting the Revenant Ritual.
The ritual required the soul to remain intact and the body to retain some vitality... Moreover, this resurrection wasn't complete. After a certain period, the soul would still leave the body, requiring another Revenant Ritual or some other method of Soul Suppression.
But in the end, this was still a genuine "resurrection ritual."
It wasn't like the Child of the Moon's transformation, where no one could tell whether the resurrected person was truly themselves. This returned the original soul to its own body—a genuine resurrection.
This was one of the earliest "resurrection" abilities that transcendent beings could come into contact with.
When the girl sat up in bed, she glanced at Ms. Honey Badger, who had disguised herself as a middle-aged man, and Aleister, who had returned to Iver's appearance. She instinctively raised her hands to cover her body. She looked around in confusion, but deep in her eyes, there was still a trace of terror.
Everything that had happened before was etched into her mind with the clarity of a nightmare, and she would probably never be able to forget it for the rest of her life.
Looking at the female college student's clear yet foolish gaze, Aleister said