Dio also found it interesting, but before that, he had one more thing to do, which was to try to resurrect Quicksilver.
Natasha was stunned!
Is it possible to do something like this?!
If someone else said this, she would definitely take it as a ridiculous joke, but if the person who said this was Dio...
The two of them soon arrived at the room where the freezer was placed, which was also Dio's request.
Even though almost two years had passed, Quicksilver's body had not decayed and was still well preserved.
Then it’s time to witness the miracle!
Opening the lid, Dio summoned the [World], placed his hand on Quicksilver's body, and immediately activated the ability of "Reality Overwrite"!
The number of [Sinful Souls] that have been accumulated for such a long time began to be consumed rapidly. The longer the death time, the greater the number of [Sinful Souls] consumed, and the smaller the chance of success.
However, with Dio's constant killing, the number of [Sinful Souls] he accumulated was extremely considerable, otherwise he would not have made such a boast.
Using those sinful souls to exchange for Quicksilver's soul, this deal is worth it for Dio!
Although she didn't know why Dio just stood there, after a while, Natasha noticed with horror that Pilcher's fingers seemed to move
At the same time, Dio also breathed a sigh of relief, and then activated "Reality Overwrite" again, restoring Quicksilver's frozen body to normal function.
Quicksilver suddenly opened his eyes and looked at the things in front of him in confusion.
Dio was not worried about this because it had been a long time since his death, and there would definitely be a period of adaptation after his resurrection.
"Where... is this?"
"Welcome home, Pilcher."
Dio smiled.
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Over the next few days, Quicksilver recovered quickly and learned what happened 'after his death'.
He did not blame Dio for what happened to Wanda, because he already knew that, like him, Dio had died once and could not interfere with the situation at that time.
But this doesn't stop him from blaming himself for being incompetent and useless!
He blamed himself for not fulfilling his duty as a brother and for not being able to protect his sister, which made him deeply trapped and unable to extricate himself!
If he could be as strong as Dio, could they work together to stop all this from happening
However, this feeling of self-blame immediately disappeared after being beaten up by Dio.
Dio's original words after beating him were, "If I paid such a huge price only to save a loser who can only complain about himself, then just treat me as blind. Even if a beggar is resurrected from the dead, he will only work harder to beg for food. You are not even as good as a beggar!"
Dio's words were very harsh, but Quicksilver, who was lying on the ground at that time, couldn't get angry at all, because he was indeed a waste, but he didn't want to live worse than a beggar.
Everyone else hasn't given up yet, so is he going to be the first to give up
No, never!
I must rescue Wanda and revive everyone!
So Quicksilver was awakened and quickly regained his spirits. He transformed all his self-blame and pain into motivation.
The enemy they were looking for was so powerful, he didn't want to die again, owe that bastard Dio again, and he didn't want to be a waste again!
Even when he first joined the Avengers, Quicksilver didn't work so hard, so impatient, and so desperately to improve his strength.
Dio and his companions were very pleased to see this change. They...had a new helper.
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"Although everyone has their own secrets, I still want to know, how did you do it?"
Steve didn't know how long he hesitated, but he still ran to Dio to ask.
Dio glanced at him and roughly knew what he was thinking, so he said bluntly: "It is an ability that requires a great price. It can 'overwrite' the 'reality', but the content of the 'overwrite' must also be 'real'. Fantasy things cannot be overwritten. In addition, requirements beyond the scope of 'overwrite' cannot be achieved."
Steve looked a little disappointed, but he knew Dio wouldn't lie to him.
"How much does it cost to resurrect a person? Can anyone be resurrected?" He couldn't help but ask.
Dio, who had known he would ask this, sighed and said, "You want to ask if you can revive Peggy Carter, right?"
Steve was a little embarrassed, but nodded.
This seed of love...
Dio shook his head helplessly, "If anyone could be resurrected, I would have resurrected my parents, Wanda and the others long ago."
"The first condition for resurrection is that the body still exists, and the second is that the death is unnatural. After these two conditions are met, the length of time since death will determine the price to pay. The longer the time, the heavier the price."
"As for what the price is... I don't think you would want to know."
"Besides, at Peggy Carter's age, it would be a suffering if she survived. She would only live for a few hours. Why bother?"
After hearing this, Steve's expression froze. He certainly knew what Dio meant.
But... he still wasn't willing to give up.
"What exactly is the price you are talking about?"
"Are you sure you want to know? This might become the fuse for us to part ways in the future." Dio said seriously with a serious expression.
The last unpleasant parting had a tendency to develop in this direction. He estimated that after he answered this question, Steve would definitely "suddenly realize" and then fall into some kind of misunderstanding.
"I want to know." Steve hesitated, but said firmly.
Dio looked at him deeply, then said calmly: "The price of activating this ability is souls. The more sinful souls you collect, the more incredible things you can do. Things like resurrecting the dead can also be done. In a sense, it is also an equivalent exchange."
"Guilty... soul?"
Steve was stunned for a moment, then thought of Dio's constant killing over the past year or so.
He felt as if he understood something.
So that's how it is. No wonder Dio didn't choose to resurrect Pilcher immediately, but did so more than a year later.
It must be because it takes a lot of sinful souls to resurrect a person, so Dio took so long.
This means that Pilcher's resurrection is based on the deaths of countless people!
This kind of price is really not something that ordinary people can afford.
Steve looked at Dio with a complicated expression. He seemed to know why Dio was unwilling to tell him what the price was.