Odys could not imagine how Abraham had succeeded.
But since Abraham had returned, and the "Solar Lens" was nowhere to be found on him after returning to Earth, he must have succeeded.
The "Sage" had also fulfilled his promise. First, he had protected Abraham's spirit body and prevented him from being completely corrupted by the "Mother Goddess of Depravity."
Second, he would help Abraham resurrect.
Of course, even after resurrection, the corruption of the "Mother Goddess of Depravity" would remain. However, by then, the corruption would have weakened and could be suppressed.
As for the part of the promise concerning resurrection, Odys would need to fulfill it.
Odys currently possessed Abraham's complete spirit body and a Sequence 1 characteristic. At his current level, creating a body would not be difficult.
Moreover, after becoming the "Hermit," Odys could perform such operations. After all, he could already turn "0" into "1,"
turn "nothing" into "something," and turn "death" into "life."
But he was not the Death God after all. Resurrection through such a method would certainly have some negative effects.
However, as long as Odys remained in good condition—or rather, as long as he did not fall—those negative effects would be acceptable.
After learning all the plans of the "Sage," or rather, the Celestial Master, Odys could not help but sigh. This Great Old One was practically a strategist among mortals.
He had helped the "Ancient Sun God" fight the Primordial One and helped Klein resolve the crisis brought by Amon.
Although Amon was still Klein's main opponent, Adam had not helped Amon as Odys had "remembered." That was why Klein's advancement to Sequence 1 came more than a month later than in Odys's "memories."
And Klein had advanced only after gaining confidence, rather than rushing his promotion under immense pressure.
Then