Perhaps it was not only love that could burst forth with infinite power.
That Elder himself was also a genius one could not help but admire. Many of his theories, discoveries, and research results struck directly at the essential core, leaving even Ian feeling that he had gained immensely from them.
"Sure enough, gourmets are all hidden monsters—well, I'm complimenting myself while I'm at it." Just when Ian had thought the core of these notes was Time Magic, he found something that made his gaze sharpen in the latter half of a particularly weighty notebook bound in black leather.
The title of that section was written in a dark red ink of some kind—"Hypothesis on Spiritual Origin Tracing and Life Imprint Reconstruction." Yes, this was not research concerning time. What the title revealed had clearly surpassed the scope of Time Magic and touched upon the taboo domain of life and death!
"Wait, he researched this too?"
Ian's expression grew grave.
He slowed his reading, carefully going through the contents. In these passages, Musa explored in detail how one might begin with lingering imprints of intense emotion, bloodline connections, or specific soul beacons to locate and "salvage" the essential life information of the deceased from the vast river of time or spiritual dimensions.
Musa proposed several theoretically possible methods of "resurrecting" the dead.
One method was to find the exceedingly rare Stone of the Other Shore, said in legend to be capable of carrying soul fragments. Combined with the positioning of a powerful Time Anchor, it could gather a dispersed soul anew and draw it back into the present world.
This was an ethereal method straight out of Mythological Stories. Still, since the Deathly Hallows could exist, no one knew whether things mentioned in other stories might also be real.
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