For resurrected emperors, death was the only way out!
The descended immortal gods had paid an enormous price to resurrect them. Would they have done so without sufficient confidence in controlling them?!
The Mongol generals nodded to Lü Fengxian, thanking him for his respect and admiration for Genghis Khan. Yet none spoke, still sunk in grief and dejection.
A thought crossed Arthas's mind, and he offered reassurance. "Rest assured, everyone! Everything I said earlier was true. The Heavenly Khagan may have made this choice because he knew the restriction placed upon him could not be undone! However, his remains are still here, and remarkably intact. We need only reconstruct his soul, making resurrection far easier. Even if reconstructing his soul proves difficult, His Majesty still possesses the 'Great Resurrection Spell,' which can revive him just the same. By drawing on the power of reincarnation to wear away those harmful effects, the Heavenly Khagan has settled the matter once and for all. There is no need to grieve too deeply!"
After all, the Mongol generals were resurrected renowned commanders who had experienced both life and death. Their strength of character and will were extraordinary, and they soon composed themselves. Borshu, leader of the Four Heroes of the Mongols, bowed and replied respectfully:
"Thank you for your words, God Emperor! Given your illustrious reputation, we naturally believe you. Whatever your orders, we shall spare no effort in carrying them out. This was also the Heavenly Khagan's final command!"
Arthas nodded and said no more on the subject. Turning to Lü Fengxian, he said, "The greater undertaking comes first! The Mongol Celestial Dynasty has not truly been established yet. The main forces of the Northern Allied Forces remain, and many remnants have already fled elsewhere. The armies of the Silver Empire, Sky Wolf