Thanos paused when he saw the Jade Emperor come back to life and three figures fly toward Immortal Hulk's corpse.
If they wanted to try sealing Below All, he would let them.
Even if they failed, he would lose nothing. At worst, they would have to kill Below All's Host again.
Besides, Multiversal Level powerhouses had all kinds of ways to revive, even if they died.
That was why they fought so desperately. The Universal Level fighters were the ones to pity.
They had yet to master their souls, so if their souls were destroyed, they were truly dead.
Few of them would likely come back.
When Uranus saw the Jade Emperor's subordinates make their move, he immediately backed away, afraid he might become Below All's next Host.
The next instant, one of the three Immortals began radiating emerald light. His face twisted as he struggled in agony.
After watching for a moment, Thanos shook his head.
The man hadn't withstood Below All's corruption after all.
Just then, Nightmare reappeared beside him, having revived by some unknown means.
"I think those people are finished."
Noticing how much weaker Nightmare's aura had become, Thanos asked curiously, "You're back already? Did you revive on the spot?"
Generally speaking, there were three ways to revive.
The first was like his own: as long as some flesh remained, he could revive on the spot, or back at home.
The second was resurrection through the soul. Much like Corvus Glaive, one could place one's soul in a vessel and revive from it after death.
The third was resurrection through faith. As long as people still knew of you, believed in you, or worshiped you, you could reappear from nothing.
Whatever the method, though, people usually avoided reviving right where they had died.
If someone there