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Chapter 1462 - 636: Lamp God’s Resurrection

Chapter 1462: Chapter 636: Lamp God’s Resurrection

"Are you ready?"

In the Lin Family’s garden, Mu You set the Blood Coffin in place and turned to look at the Lamp God not far away.

"Hiss..."

The Lamp God floated despondently on a rock, gazing at the corpses on the ground and then at the Blood Coffin on the other side. He was well aware of what was about to unfold and couldn’t help but take a deep breath.

To be honest, ever since the fall of the City of Order and the day he hung himself, he never once thought there’d be another chance to come back to life, let alone a chance to counterattack and defeat the Divine Beast.

Yet now, all of this was slowly becoming reality...

"Are you sure I can really use this Blood Coffin..." The Lamp God pointed at the Blood Coffin, rare hesitation in his tone.

He naturally knew that the energy in the Blood Coffin would likely only be enough to revive one god. The Blood God had graciously ceded this chance to him—a favor of monumental scale.

What made him hesitate was the thought: after being resurrected, could he genuinely live up to everyone’s expectations?

If he used this precious revival opportunity but couldn’t help the Fool much, and ultimately caused them to lose the war, he’d probably die of guilt...

"Enough, even the Blood God agreed to this. What are you fussing about?" Mu You spread his hands.

Setting aside anything else, those three wishes the Lamp God fulfilled before had preserved humanity’s most advanced strength. That alone made him deserving of this revival opportunity.

The flying Magic Carpet beside the Lamp God gave him a subtle nudge, signaling him to stop hesitating and seize the chance to resurrect—there wouldn’t be another opportunity like this.

"Alright..."

The Lamp God exhaled deeply and stopped overthinking it. His soul emerged from the Divine Lamp, hovering above his skeletal remains and merging into them.

Then Mu You and the Watchman worked together to lift the skeletal remains and carefully placed them into the Blood Coffin.

The skeleton sank into the blood inside and disappeared from view.

But in the very next moment, Mu You noticed the level of blood in the coffin starting to drop rapidly—visible to the naked eye.

Using the Eye of Golden Crow, Mu You observed the vanishing blood being transformed into resurrection energy, which began to gather around the skeleton, slowly reshaping flesh piece by piece.

One hour later.

Mu You and the others were still gathered around the Blood Coffin on the ground, watching as the turbulent blood level inside continued to diminish.

Gradually, as time passed, the Lamp God’s now partially-formed body began to emerge from the blood.

At this moment, the Lamp God’s skin had yet to fully form, but the flesh covering his body was nearly complete.

White steam rolled off him, rising from the blood-wrapped flesh, making him look like someone who’d just suffered severe burns all over.

Then, at a certain moment, the "patient" in the coffin abruptly opened his eyes and sat up from within.

Simultaneously, a surge of unparalleled Divine Power burst forth from his body, spreading outward from the Lin Family’s compound as its epicenter, sweeping across the entirety of Earth in the blink of an eye.

Across the globe, influential figures sensed the overwhelming energy and their expressions changed drastically. They hurried outside to see what was happening, their gazes instinctively turning east toward a certain major nation.

This kind of aura had appeared once before—during the battle of six Titans invading Earth, when one female Titan nearly evolved into a deity in her final moments, she too emitted a similar energy that enveloped the world.

However, this time, the energy was even more intense than what the female Titan had unleashed.

Such associations instinctively led many to fear: Could it be that another Titan had descended from the heavens?

But hadn’t the breaches been patched up by Sky City?

"Hahaha, I’m alive! Fully resurrected!"

Within the Lin Family’s compound, accompanied by hearty laughter, a steam-shrouded, naked man leapt out of the coffin.

The Lamp God looked down at his hands, feeling the vigorous Divine Power coursing through his body, and nodded in satisfaction: The Divine Power had completely returned, without losing even a single trace.

Now, his strength had fully regained its former peak, and with it, the confidence he’d lost for so many years returned as well.

Raising his head, the Lamp God found the Magic Carpet in front of him, already opening its arms wide to welcome him.

"Old friend, I’m back!" The Lamp God smiled and was about to step forward to give his old companion a hug.

But the Magic Carpet dodged first, casting a scrutinizing glance at him, then covering one "hand" over its "face" in repulsion, pretending not to see.

"Ahem..."

Only then did the Lamp God realize—he wasn’t clothed yet.

"Snap!"

With a snap of his fingers, his body instantly transformed into his usual Bard attire.

Properly dressed, the Lamp God finally turned back to glance at the Blood Coffin.

At this point, the blood inside the Resurrection Coffin had almost entirely been depleted, leaving fewer than one-tenth of its original level; it was nearly dry.

"Just as I thought..." The Lamp God sighed deeply, confirming what he had suspected: The Blood Coffin wasn’t capable of reviving two gods. If even he, a humble 10-Star deity, had consumed this much, resurrecting the Blood God—a higher-tier god—would be nearly impossible to reclaim full power.

"What about the Blood God’s progress?" the Lamp God asked Mu You, turning his attention to the Blood God’s status.

"No news yet..." Mu You glanced at the empty Gemini Stone Plate.

Previously, they had analyzed that reviving using the energy of the Sea of Blood would undoubtedly take a considerable amount of time.

The blood in the Resurrection Coffin was concentrated essence—a treasure specifically constructed for renewal.

In contrast, the blood in the Sea of Blood was raw divine blood, requiring energy extraction bit by bit and gradual absorption. Naturally, the speed of resurrection with these two sources couldn’t compare.