Diana watched as the two phantoms, Kalrin and Ralvyn, hovered next to their brother's corpse. The blood had stopped flowing from Malrik, which would have made it impossible for him to move again.
But he moved.
It came in a twitch, and then his hand reached out to the spear.
Arthur had once attempted to revive a priestess from a church that worshipped the Scholar Guardian. The priestess had sacrificed her life to save Arthur, which prompted him to defy the very nature of life to keep her alive.
Ai was then revived, albeit by using a fraction of Arthur's soul. Arthur had to use his powers of creation like a seed to keep her alive. In the end, it backfired as he couldn't return to their world after his meeting with Gaia because of his fractured soul.
It was a mistake, Arthur had realized. His soul was too precious and dangerous to be shared with others. Therefore, he promised that he would never revive anyone again.
But this was different.
