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Chapter 56: Resurrection and such, it's not like it's impossible.

Chapter 56: Resurrection and such, it's not like it's impossible.
Li Wei didn't actually have many thoughts about the Hand—not that he didn't want to deal with the Hand, but rather that he didn't care much about what the Hand possessed.

Because, like the Defenders, the rivals of the Hand, they are not really on the same level as the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

After all, the Avengers fought their way from Earth to space, and from space to the multiverse.

The so-called Defenders have basically never left Hell's Kitchen.

The so-called dragon bones that can bring people back to life, and the ultimate weapon Black Sky.

It looks amazing and powerful.

But upon closer examination, it seems to be just that kind of thing.

For example, keel.

Just look at Harold Mitcham, who was resurrected several times in the Iron Fist series.

After being resurrected, his mental state became abnormal, and the more times he was resurrected, the worse it got.

According to Li Wei's estimation, this situation must occur because each resurrection must cause some damage to the soul.

However, the method of extending lifespan using dragon bones likely also has its drawbacks.

Otherwise, it wouldn't be considered taboo by Kunlun.

Honestly, if we're really going to play the resurrection game, Li Wei might as well do it himself; it's not like he can't.

Regardless of the Druid's Glyph of Resurrection.

It's still a warlock's soulstone engraving.

They all possess the ability to bring people back to life, and this resurrection is without any damage to the soul.

The Warlock's Soulstone, in particular, can be used to revive oneself or others.

In addition, there is the Shaman's Glyph of Rebirth, which allows Livy to resurrect himself.

Of course, like some other skills whose effects have changed somewhat in the real world,
The resurrection abilities granted by these glyphs are not as unrestricted as they are in the game; in fact, the conditions for resurrection are quite demanding.

For example, the Druid's resurrection spell requires that the time since the death of the person being resurrected cannot exceed one day, and that both the body and soul be preserved intact—in the Marvel Universe, there are quite a few beings that can directly threaten the soul.

For example, Kamar-Taj has magic that can directly strip away the soul.

In addition, demons from hell or dimensional lords can also steal a person's soul.

If the soul is taken away, Livy's resurrection is useless.

Furthermore, the resurrection skill can only be used once a day.

So, even if Levi had mastered glyph magic, he wouldn't have been able to do anything about Frank's deceased family members.

The Warlock's Soulstone spell is similar, and even has more stringent conditions.

Even in the game, warlocks need to absorb soul fragments to create soul stones.

In reality, a single monster can absorb multiple soul fragments; a person's soul can only generate one soul fragment.

Of course, it's not just humans; animals can do it too, but according to the instructions, only large mammals can.

Fortunately, the Soul Drain Glyph exists, allowing Li Wei to also possess the Soul Drain skill; otherwise, with only the Soul Stone Glyph, this glyph skill would be useless.

In addition, just like in the game, soul stones must be bound in advance to take effect.

However, once bound, the Soul Stone can only last for one day—which seems much better than the 15 minutes it lasts in the game, but the consumption is still a bit high.

Killing one person a day to obtain materials for soul stones is still a bit difficult for Li Wei at the moment.

Why kill one person a day? Because the souls absorbed can only exist for one day... After one day, they will "dissipate," unlike in games where soul fragments can exist indefinitely.

And like resurrection, the Soul Stone can only be used once a day.

That's quite demanding.

The shaman's newborn glyphs don't have many other requirements.

The glyph's effect also makes this skill unnecessary to use casting materials.

but!

This skill can only be used once a month!
Therefore, even if he could be brought back to life, Li Wei would not dare to die casually.

Otherwise, if he dies carelessly once, and then dies again within a month without any preparation, he'll still be doomed.

And don't be fooled by the fact that you have a resurrection skill.

However, unless it is absolutely necessary, Li Wei really doesn't dare to expose himself casually.

If the outside world were to find out about something like resurrection, the consequences would be far more serious than the exposure of the spatial backpack.

But in any case, Li Wei's resurrection ability is infinitely more reliable than any dragon bone.

As for the Black Sky, although the series doesn't explicitly explain what it is, it's portrayed as something very high-end.

But Li Wei estimated that this thing shouldn't pose much of a threat to Earth.

Otherwise, the Defenders wouldn't be here doing all this; Kamar-Taj or even the Ancient One would have already appeared.

Of course, Li Wei wasn't too careless; he hadn't realized this thing before.

Now that I've thought of it, I can just ask the Ancient One later.

If there is any real threat, we should nip it in the bud along with the Hand—the Hand will have to be dealt with anyway, and this group, which consists of so many scumbags who are living comfortably, has no reason to exist in this world.

Of course, the main focus right now is still on finding Kilgrave's whereabouts.

Just as Li Wei and his two companions stepped out of the alley and were considering whether to split up and search for the guy's whereabouts, they heard a loud bang.

A person fell from the roof, causing those around to scream and run away in fright.

"It might be him. In this building, let's split up!" Li Wei said upon seeing this. What seemed like a simple act of suicide to outsiders was not necessarily so in the eyes of Li Wei and his two companions.

Because, given Kilgrave's modus operandi, having someone jump off a building was one of his most common methods of silencing witnesses.

Furthermore, since the portal brought them here, it means that Kilgrave is likely nearby.

So it's highly likely that he did it.

The three quickly entered the apartment building where the deceased had jumped and began searching for him from several different directions.

Meanwhile, the purple-haired man was in the room where the deceased had jumped, "happily" playing with the female owner of the apartment.

However, judging from the woman's slightly distorted "smile," she was not entirely willing.

But it's clear that Kilgrave enjoys this feeling.

What's even more bizarre is that the man who just jumped off the building was the owner of the apartment and the husband of the woman standing in front of Kilgrave.

He enjoys the feeling of controlling other people's fates.

As for the police who might arrive at any moment?

Is he afraid?

However, while he continued playing...

Li Wei and the other two had already reunited on this floor.

"Boom!"

The apartment door was kicked open.

The initial high spirits of Kilgrave were instantly dampened by the fright.

But what followed was fury.

However, an accident occurred.

His previously infallible ability to control people failed him when faced with these intruders.

So he could only watch helplessly as a fist grew larger and larger in front of him.