Alex's heart turned heavy seeing the wasteland. He knew what just happened was even worse than the last incident, but it didn't mean he didn't learn anything.
With what he did with Qi and his understanding of the soul, he knew there was still hope to reverse this, but to do that, he would need an abundant life force.
"Big talk from someone who is dying," Alex replied while he started absorbing the surrounding life force to regenerate his body quickly.
"KEKEKEKE," Byakhee just replied with laughter, then added, "One of my race members is also here now. I look forward to meeting you two; that will be interesting."
After he said this, his body crumbled into ashes. Alex, now completely regenerated, quickly appeared in front of him.
His palm grasped over his remaining body, "I will not make the same mistake." He said coldly.
His crimson eyes shined, four blood wings coming out from his back, his hair fluttering in the air, as green particles from the surrounding area started flowing back to him.
What he planned to do now was something he thought of after the last incident. Since they just died, and he had a method to recreate their bodies, what was stopping him from resurrecting them?
The answer was none. As long as he had enough life force in the vicinity, in theory, he could revive them over and over. As for the material itself, if it was just normal civilians, Alex had more than enough saved.
However, strong bodies like Pi didn't have one since it required many exotic ones, each of which caused a dent in his wealth.
As his eyes glinted, a thought surfaced in his mind. Why did he need to use the radioactive material?
He still had many choices, from using the same method to infiltrate Byakhee's body to just waiting for him to crumble. Alex already knew his time was limited, but then why did he still choose to do that?
It was a spur-of-the-moment decision, and then Alex realized the answer. When he focused on combat using his ability, he forgot about many other factors outside it.
His emotions played no role in his judgment, causing him to choose the safest and surest way without caring about the repercussions.
Alex frowned, 'Am I this heartless?'
He let out a sigh, then focused back on his task. Both his hands danced in the air, creating many runes, materials floating out from his storage ring, followed by his blood wings growing in size.
It grew enormous, making anyone looking from afar think a huge, very strong monster had just been born in the area.
But Alex did this not for show. He needed it for the resurrection. Two of the crimson wings exploded, creating a rain of blood.
Alex's eyes turned emotionless as he mumbled.
"The average adult human body is made of water (35 L), carbon (20 kg), ammonia (4 L), lime (1.5 kg), phosphorus (800 g), salt (250 g), saltpeter (100 g), sulfur (80 g), fluorine (7.5 g), iron (5 g), silicon (3 g).
The major elements include oxygen, mostly in the form of water, making up about 65% of the body's mass; carbon, found in all organic molecules, comprising about 18%;
hydrogen, mostly in water, making up about 10%; nitrogen, a key component of amino acids and nucleic acids, at about 3%;
calcium, for bones and teeth, at about 1.5%; phosphorus, important for energy transfer and bones, at about 1%;
Potassium, for cellular function, at about 0.35%; sulfur, found in some amino acids, at about 0.25%;
sodium, for nerve function, at about 0.15%;
As for the rest, my blood and this life force will be more than enough to cover it. 10 ml should be more than enough to make them a body that can cultivate."
He closed his eyes, the runes then shot out to the periphery of the Midnight Clan city. They then created pivot points that connected to each other into a rune formation.
"Resurrectio Magna," Alex said in a non-emotional tone.
The runes started shining brightly in green and reddish hues, almost as blinding as the sun.
The rune formation then began to rotate, spinning around like planets orbiting the sun. At first, the rotation was slow, but it soon moved faster and faster until, finally, it exploded, dispersing into green particles.
The miniature sun also disappeared, revealing something that made everyone's jaw drop to the ground.
Unfortunately, only a few saw everything enough to tell the tale, but no one would believe them.
Who would trust that a golden cultivator achieved a feat that even Immortals are not capable of? Destroying a whole city then reviving all of them in the same moment.
Even though the proof was there, no one would believe them. The radiation in the surrounding area, the scorched ground. But in the middle of all this, the Midnight Clan was restored as if nothing had ever happened.
The only change was that every single cultivator inside lost their cultivation, reverting them back to the foundation realm. They also lost their storage rings and artifacts, forcing them to cultivate from the beginning.
This could be a curse for some, but for many, it could be considered a blessing since they could recultivate with better bodies and talents.
The last memory they had was the huge explosion; as for the rest, they didn't remember anything since Alex had already taken care of it.
On top of the cliff, Alex sat cross-legged, his pale face expressionless as he looked at the city.
Behind him, Ying Xue, who had just been resurrected, landed. Unlike the others, she still remembered everything clearly since her soul was cultivated with special techniques, making it far stronger than normal.
Even against those realms above her, she was still stronger.
She had already ordered Shitu Chen, who had just been resurrected, to maintain order in the Midnight Clan for now since the patriarch and the rest were missing.
Based on the situation, this area would probably become a forbidden zone that both protected and sealed them from outside influence for at least a hundred years unless someone interested and powerful removed it.