Chapter 811: Phoenix Plan_2

Chapter 811 -501: Phoenix Plan_2

Moreover, the storm caused by that punch wind continued to advance, and it was predicted that it might take several kilometers before gradually dissipating into a breeze.

“Good, successful possession.” A slight smile curved on Wang Ye’s lips. Although the power was somewhat different from his original body, he could feel that this body entirely belonged to him now, and it didn’t reject him.

The reason he painstakingly researched this Phoenix Plan was due to the inherent cosmic-scale peril. Even though Wang Ye was nearly invincible now, facing no threats on Earth, he knew he had to grow stronger, to destroy more planets, and to delve further into black holes.

During these endeavors, he was bound to encounter many irresistible dangers that might outright obliterate his physical form, leaving only the soul.

Therefore, the Phoenix Plan served as a perfect means to preserve life in such circumstances.

If his physical body was annihilated, he would still have a refuge. And not just any fragile body like an ordinary person’s, but a clone with strength similar to his original body’s.

This would save him the painstaking effort of retraining and avoid wasting time.

Additionally, since he could possess his clone body now,

logically, he could possess any biological entity’s body.

Including insects, birds, and any creature on Earth endowed with life and consciousness.

Wang Ye continued the Primordial Spirit Emergence, directly possessing the body of an ant several hundred meters away on the ground.

In an instant, he entered the body of the ant and entirely controlled its physique.

Yet his presence didn’t immediately burst the ant’s body.

Because he restrained his energy, not directly acting on the ant. If he couldn’t control his energy, how could he be deemed strong?

An excellent boxer can always manage their power, either delivering punches with formidable or gentle force.

Wang Ye was now like that; after reaching a certain point of strength, he could effortlessly control his energy. Even when possessing a tiny ant, he wouldn’t burst its body immediately.

Otherwise, if he possessed an ordinary person, he’d directly burst their body, which would defeat the purpose of possession. Without a clone, he’d be genuinely doomed.

After controlling the ant’s body for some time, he continued the Primordial Spirit Emergence, possessing other creatures like butterflies, dragonflies, spiders, scorpions, rabbits…

He even possessed humans in cities one by one, while those possessed individuals didn’t realize they were possessed, merely feeling they’ve lost a brief segment of memory.

He continuously engaged in various ordinary people’s lives, sensing their emotional and cognitive states without affecting their lives; he was just a passerby.

Wang Ye maintained this state, continuously possessing bodies for about half a day, without any trace of weakness in his Primordial Spirit. This meant he could now sustain the Primordial Spirit Emergence for a long time.

After half a day, he returned to his body.

Then, he proceeded to create nine more clone bodies, stored underground.

So if his physical body were to be destroyed in the future, he could return here to resurrect.

Having completed this, Wang Ye left the lab, heading towards Antarctica.

He wanted to test if, with his current capabilities, resurrecting Carlos was feasible.

Birth, aging, sickness, and death have always been an unbreakable rule for humans. Humanity even considers these the fundamental rules of cosmos, believing everything will eventually perish without any recourse.

This results in all creatures developing an instinctive fear of corpses during long-term evolution. Many may think shooting games and horror games lessen their sensitivity to blood and corpses.

But in reality, these are virtual, not genuine, and thus don’t trigger a deep, instinctive human response.

Only when truly seeing a corpse, those lifeless eyes and pale body.

Noticing the dried blood, and ghastly wounds.

One truly experiences the fear emanating from the depths of the soul.

This reveals how terrifying the concept of death is to creatures.

Therefore, regarding whether he could resurrect Carlos, Wang Ye wasn’t confident.

If he managed to resurrect Carlos, it would denote a complete overthrow of life’s existence. Life, in his hands, would indeed become something he could manipulate at will. His power and status would parallel that of a creator.

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Moments later, Wang Ye landed in Antarctica.

He found the place where he initially froze Carlos.

And using his power, he peeled Carlos’ body from the ice layer.

Being frozen under extremely low temperatures for a long time, Carlos’ corpse remained unchanged from several months ago,

showing no signs of decay.

Yet, his eyes bore no signs of life, thoroughly dead without doubt.

Not even Hua Tuo could save him now.

But since Wang Ye restored Carlos’ body with his methods right after Carlos died, no trace of wounds could be seen on him,

except that he’d suffered brain death. As Wang Ye would describe, the soul was nearly extinguished.

Wang Ye lifted his corpse, using his sensory abilities to perceive his Primordial Spirit within, specifically the zero-dimensional consciousness existence.

After scanning, he realized over half of Carlos’ consciousness had already turned into entropy, that is, turned into nothingness, dispersed as free energy in the cosmos.

Even if Carlos were resurrected now, most of his previous memories would likely be lost.

The main reason was that he arrived too late, as resurrecting Carlos immediately after his death might not have resulted in substantial consciousness loss.

But waiting almost half a year before returning to Antarctica to revive Carlos meant even the most resilient consciousness would gradually fade with time.

“No alternative… Resurrection is better than no resurrection.” Wang Ye shook his head, injecting energy into Carlos’ body.

Suddenly,

An absorbing force gathered the scattered consciousness around into the body,

Simultaneously, Carlos’ brain began to function again, but since it hadn’t operated for a long time, it was like rusty gears, taking half a minute before neurons gradually activated. His organs began functioning as the nervous system was gradually activated, despite months of freezing, although without any obvious damage, reactivation was slow due to low temperatures.

“Cough, cough…” Carlos suddenly coughed, thick black blood expelled from his mouth,

At that moment, he slowly opened his eyes, confusedly examining the surrounding environment.

He saw the icy, snowy landscape of Antarctica, unsure why he was there, but after some recollection, he seemed to have forgotten who he was.

Eventually, he locked eyes on Wang Ye, the man floating in the air, exuding a divine aura.

“This is…”

Though he’d forgotten who the person in front of him was,

he felt the man was important to him.