Rapid Expansion

The Rebirth Cauldron was not as powerful as imagined; it had many hidden conditions.

For instance, the target could not have been dead for more than ten days, had to be a non-Undead creature, their soul could not have perished, and no body parts or organs essential to survival could be missing.

Stol had died more than ten days ago, but fortunately, the magic circle had preserved him and his body was intact, meeting the conditions for Raise Dead.

Eight hours later, all his fatal wounds would be healed, the Green Dragon venom in his body neutralized, and he would ultimately be revived with 1 hit point. He would need timely healing afterward, or his life could still be in danger.

Raise Dead could not restore lost body parts, and coming back from death was a painful experience. After being revived, the deceased would enter a weakened state lasting at least four days, during which combat should be avoided as much as possible.

Anse stared blankly at the "salt-baked" corpse and the faint magical glow on it.

He thought, If I had a similar resurrection item, could I kill enemies and revive them in an endless loop, continuously harvesting experience?

Probably not. After considering it for a moment, he was not entirely sure.

He guessed that Dice's experience system resembled some kind of rule-based plunder and feedback. Enemies who died by his hand might already have lost certain traits, making them difficult to revive through ordinary spells.

Of course, he had no way to verify it now. He could only wait for an opportunity in the future.

"I'll stay here and keep watch. You all go take care of your business." Elise sat down some distance away, looking as though she was prepared to wait until she died.

Anse took