The Resurrection Projection left the Weird Immortal Emperor puzzled.
Had an unusually large number of Quasi-Immortal Emperors in the race died since the last Resurrection Projection?
This was not a time when the entire race was waging war. For the Weird Race, it was a Recovery Period, a Quiet Period. Weird power was not active.
As the Weird Race saw it, so long as End-of-the-Road Level beings did not leave the Calamity Land to wage war on the Heavens, the activities of Weird Quasi-Immortal Emperors outside did not count as an active state.
Even if Weird Quasi-Immortal Emperors led their forces to invade every corner of the Heavens, it still would not count as active by the Weird Race's definition, so long as the End-of-the-Road Level beings did not move.
Aside from the few places where war raged without pause, most Weird Living Beings were quietly cultivating or lying dormant. The Calamity Land was peaceful too.
Yet the number of Quasi-Immortal Emperors brought back through Resurrection Projection far exceeded the number that should have needed reviving during a Quiet Period.
If every Weird Quasi-Immortal Emperor died during an Active Period, the Weird Immortal Emperor would not have found it strange.
But there should not have been so many casualties during a Quiet Period.
The recent stretch of time was especially peculiar.
Even when the Weird Race fought across multiple realms of the Heavens at once, Weird Quasi-Immortal Emperors rarely died. Years upon years might pass before one was killed.
After all, their opponents were mostly ordinary Quasi-Immortal Emperors, the sort who could only fight one-on-one.
Against opponents of that strength, they generally held the advantage in numbers. The Weird Race had never considered outnumbering an enemy shameful.
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