Although Genji's Soul Light Spot had already been collected by Saine, reviving Genji was not something Saine could directly carry out in the Star Realm.
Besides the backlash from the Power of Rules that broke the balance, there was another reason: if he followed the mature mystery of the Wizard Civilization's "Gate of Resurrection," then the revived Genji... should also be a creature of the Wizard World!
Just like the Reincarnation Underworld of the Immortal Domain, as long as true spirit light spots entered it, when they emerged in the end, they would certainly take the fleshly bodies of the Immortal Domain's humans, demons, devils, and other races as their vessels.
What emerged would also be Immortal Domain creatures.
Therefore, even though Saine had gathered Genji's Soul Light Spot, he had no way to revive him.
To the Free Blade Civilization, Genji was utterly dead.
This man, who had contributed to the Free Blade Civilization for hundreds of thousands of years, had ultimately fallen on the battlefield.
Of course, it was precisely because Genji had died in battle that, although the closest bond linking the Free Blade Civilization and the Wizard Civilization was gone, the Wizard Civilization, from top to bottom, still acknowledged this debt of gratitude.
Genji was considered the being with the highest Life Realm to fall from the Mechanical Civilization camp during this Dimensional Hegemony.
Saine's suggestion was that he did not recommend reviving Genji in the Material Star Realm either. Instead, Saine would bring him to a Higher Dimensional Plane to carry out the resurrection.
And at that time, Saine would not revive him as a Mechanical Civilization Creature, but would instead do his utmost to preserve his original memories, bloodline, and life form.
Saine's suggestion received the solemn consideration of the Free Blade Civilization's leader.