Rebirth of Martial God

Nasir's real body was lying very still in the open strip of the crystal coffin. His face was wrinkled and peaceful, like he was in a deep sleep.

His chest rose and fell. It was the only thing signaling that he was still alive.

As Austin and his companions peered down at him, a white light burst out of the crystal coffin.

It shone in front of them and slowly transformed from an illusion until it resembled Nasir.

All that was left of Nasir's real body was a spiritual soul mark.

He looked at Austin and his spiritual avatar, smiling.

"Ha-ha!

Austin, you're an incredible young man! You've managed to find and collect all of my spiritual avatars and spiritual soul marks that were scattered in the Absolute Space Sea,"

the old man exclaimed.

"Thank you, Austin."

More than anyone else, he wanted to repay Austin for all that he had done for him.

"You are welcome, Master Nasir.

I made you a promise.

And I am glad that I didn't let you down,"

Austin replied with a smile.

"It was a great kin

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and insignificant in comparison to a god of creation.

"All right. We can talk about that later.

Austin, I'm going to spend some time resurrecting my real body now.

I want you to rest for the time being. You need it,"

Nasir instructed.

"Okay.

If you need any help, please let me know."

Austin nodded.

"Okay. I will remember that,"

Nasir said with a smile.

"Trude, find Austin a place where he can rest,"

Nasir added, turning to face the middle-aged man.

"Yes, master,"

Trude replied respectfully.

"Mr. Lin, follow me please."

Austin nodded and they started walking.

They left the huge palace and traveled behind it. There was an open area that was very quiet. Austin could spend some time there and relax while he waited for Nasir to be done.

In the palace, Nasir flashed into the crystal coffin and started using the secret technique to revive his real body.

"I hope Master Nasir's real body can be resurrected,"

Austin said to himself as he looked at the palace from afar.