The so-called "resurrection," or to put it more formally—the act of placing the souls stored in Yila's body, whose original bodies have died, into new, unowned shells.
Although Yila always agreed cheerfully and appeared nonchalant about this task, in reality...
This wasn't just a matter of *"extracting souls from the body and implanting them into husks,"* making Tipcapu and Raphael jump up lively. In fact, Yila couldn't do this at all.
Yes, he had no clue how.
It was simple enough for Yila to trigger the Death Trigger, absorb others into his body, or even absorb entire souls into his body, an act that had become completely automated and required no effort on his part.
However, doing the reverse was something Yila was completely clueless about.
To put it bluntly, Yila had no idea where the souls entered his body from; there didn't seem to be a "channel" or anything like that. If they didn't enter through a channel, then "exiting through a channel" was out of the question.
