Mo Yi could actually heal injuries like these, but healing them would not fully demonstrate his abilities. So he chose to drag out her soul and, using the soul as the foundation, perform Soul Materialization to resurrect her out of nothing.
Thus, Lord Green Otto first saw Amber's soul gradually transform from an unobservable state into one visible to the naked eye. It became increasingly distinct—at first it was still illusory, but later it solidified.
Lord Green Otto could tell that this was a domain of the soul beyond his reach!
A minute later, Amber, resurrected using her soul as a template, landed on the ground. She stood in stark contrast to the corpse lying beside her, still bleeding. To avoid making things too awkward, Mo Yi also used the Light of the Heart to create a set of clothes for her. After all, human souls did not come with clothes.
"Soul Materialization—"
It was Mo Yi's first time using Soul Materialization on someone else to truly resurrect another person, so the drain on him was considerable. But for the sake of looking cool, he could only endure it and maintain an unruffled expression as he explained, "Using a person's soul as a blueprint, one creates a body in the form of that soul, achieving true resurrection."
"She should wake up soon—"
After Mo Yi finished speaking, Amber, whose standing posture had been maintained by telekinesis formed from the Light of the Heart, finally opened her eyes. After a moment of confusion, she looked at Lord Green Otto, then at her own fallen body beside her.
"Bishop, I don't think there's anything wrong with my body—"
The first thing Amber did after waking up was inspect herself. Several seconds later, she reported to Lord Green Otto, "Or rather, I feel