The skeleton pursed his lips, and he was very unhappy in his heart: he obviously promised to save him, but this old man went to thank some god, isn't this a naked slap in the face?

Of course, he complained in his heart, but the skeleton wouldn't say anything to his face - after all, the skeleton said that he could still understand his excitement right now!

However, the skeleton feels that some things still need to be explained clearly in advance, in case of any "information asymmetry" misunderstanding, it will be "not beautiful"!

"That...... Don't be too happy!" The skeleton waved his hand slightly to signal everyone to be quiet before continuing, "Actually...... I think there's one thing I need to explain to you before - I have the means to resurrect it, but I'm afraid ...... Not now!"

"What is the reason for this?" Andrea asked eagerly, "Didn't you just say ......?"

"I mean, I have a way to save your father, but ......," the skeleton said hesitantly, "just because there is a way doesn't mean that you can save it now—after all, it's like the old patriarch said before, resurrection...... There are restrictions, it ...... It's not that simple!"

"That'...... What conditions are needed to resurrect my grandson -- you say, as long as I can do it, even if I can go up the sword mountain and go down to the sea of fire!" The old man was very excited, and with a "sigh" flashed in front of the skeleton, and asked with deep affection. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

"Uh...... As you said, if there is a soul or obsession of the deceased, then resurrection can be said to be a breeze!--but unfortunately, the soul of the deceased is bombarded into slag, and the obsession is dissipated like smoke, so ...... It's a bit more complicated to deal with!" The skeleton looked at the old man who was looking at him earnestly, and suddenly felt "Alexander", and couldn't help but laugh a little, "Therefore, if you need to resurrect the dead, you may ...... It's going to take some time!"

"Time is there, it's not a problem!" the old man waved his hand, looking "majestic", and said indifferently, "For the brave of my generation, time ...... It's the least valuable thing in the world!"

"It's best if you can wait, but ......," the skeleton said with a slight hesitation, "I think there are some things that you still need to be mentally prepared for!"

"Could it be...... What hidden dangers are there in the resurrection?" Andrea's tone trembled rapidly, and she looked at the skeleton very nervously and asked.

"Not really!" the skeleton waved his hand again and again, calming Andrea's slightly agitated emotions at this time, and then asked with some solemnity, "First of all, what I need to confirm is...... Is the body of the deceased still intact?"

"This is nature!" the old man hurriedly nodded and confirmed, "Although it has been buried, my grandson's body is gathered in the crystal coffin, and the preservation of the body should be no obstacle - after all, the crystal coffin has the effect of warming the body!"

"If that's the case, then it's the best!" the skeleton nodded, satisfied, and then continued to ask, "In addition to the preservation of the body, there is also one of the most crucial conditions for resurrection, and that is the obsession in front of the deceased!"

"Obsession?" the old man was stunned, and couldn't help but be a little dejected, "The soul has been blown away, where can there be any obsession......?" It's long gone!"

"No, your understanding is biased!" the skeleton shook his head, denying the old man's point of view, "Obsession - it doesn't necessarily need to be related to the part of the soul, don't forget, in another place, there will also be part of the deceased's obsession!"

"Another place?" everyone was stunned by the skeleton's words, and couldn't help but ask in unison, "Where?"

"Think about it, what is the most memorable thing for the deceased before he dies?—that's where the deceased retains the strongest obsession in life!" the skeleton asked with a slight smile.

"What is the most memorable thing?—is it a relative?" asked Andrea, weakly.

"Although the deceased may remember their loved ones during their lifetime, ...... But it won't be the most memorable thing for him!" the skeleton explained with a faint smile, "and the obsession with remembering the loved ones before death is not enough to resurrect the dead!"

"Isn't it enough?—what would it be if it wasn't a relative?" asked Elena, curious.

"Stupid!—I don't know!" "If I'm killed, then the person I will remember most before I die is the person who killed me!"

"That's right!" After listening to Mi'er's "answer", the old man, Andrea, and Elena suddenly realized, and after looking at each other, they responded in unison.

"That's right!" the skeleton gave him an approving look, but ...... The big hand slapped Mi'er's ass mercilessly......

"Ahh

"Why do you say?" the skeleton glared at Mi'er angrily, and accused him dissatisfiedly, "Don't compare your own life and death with examples in the future—don't even think about it!"

"It's so domineering!" the child pouted, indicating that she was not convinced, but ...... The joy overflowing from the corners of his eyes could not be concealed!

Seeing the "interaction" between the skeleton and the child, for some reason, Andrea felt that her heart was quietly darkened - although she knew that the relationship between the skeleton and the child was very "iron", but this situation still made her a little worried, and even the joy that her father could be resurrected could not hide this gloomy sadness!

"What's wrong?" Elena asked quietly as soon as she noticed that Andrea's expression was wrong.

"Nothing?" Andrea shook her head slightly, faintly concealing it, "I'm just wondering who that enemy really is!"

"Oh!" despite some hesitation, Elena stopped talking when she saw that Andrea didn't want to say more, and didn't continue to dig into it - after all, who doesn't have a little "careful thinking" of their own?

"The one who killed my grandson!" said the old man, frowning and a little embarrassed, "now...... It's a little harder!"