Life in North America, you call this an autopsy officer?!

He, a humanoid beast strong enough to withstand ordinary bullets, had not even broken through First Rank Life before his death!

Fourth Rank, how strong must that be?

Billy couldn't comprehend, but he knew that the current Brian must be a terrifying entity!

"Success?"

Brian's eyes held a strange expression as he shook his head, "I don't want to talk about these things. Your so-called plans have done me little good, almost killing me instead. However, the safe house and data you left behind have been somewhat helpful to me."

He snapped his fingers, and immediately a lit cigar appeared in Billy's mouth.

After giving Billy a moment to take in the information, Brian tapped the table and continued, "The past is in the past, and I don't want to dwell on it, Uncle. Now, you have two choices."

Billy was actually quite confused.

For instance, what was his current situation?

A ghost?

Or something else.

How had Brian managed to retain his soul...

Unfortunately, it seemed Brian had no intention of clearing up his confusion.

With no other choice, Billy asked, "What choices?"

Brian pointed at Billy:

"Uncle, your current form is the embodiment of your consciousness.

A person's makeup is actually the combination of consciousness and physical body.

Now you have two choices.

First, I can arrange a new body for you so that you can carry your memories and resurrect.

The advantage is that you can quickly regain your strength and still possess the Blood Moon Gift Ability you had in life.

The downside is that your lifespan won't reset.

Moreover, with this choice, you will continue to endure the effects of the Blood Moon Energy.

The downsides of being a Mutant will continue to accompany you.

The second choice is that I clear the Blood Moon Energy from you, and along with it, erase your memories, allowing you to merge into a new, fertilized egg and experience rebirth.

The advantage is that you remain essentially yourself.

The drawback is that you lose your original memories; theoretically, this new you will be a different person from who you are now."

Actually, there was a third choice.

That would be to clear the Blood Moon Energy from his body and transfer his memories to be reborn.

In this way, Billy could choose the path of Enhancement again, live a second life, and ideally, live it better.

But Brian would not do that.

Dean could do it because he wasn't a Mutant; carrying over memories wouldn't reveal Brian's unique ability to erase the Blood Moon's Energy.

But Billy was different.

Being a Mutant, if he could be reborn cleanly with his memories intact, combining that with the information from Brian, it would be easy to guess the uniqueness of Brian.

The probability was low.

But Brian would not allow this possibility.

Otherwise, there would have been no need for Ol' White to erase his memories for rebirth.

..

To Brian's surprise, Billy did not care about either choice.

He simply marveled at Brian, "To allow the dead to be reborn is incredible. Can humans really become this powerful?"

Hearing this, Brian fell silent for a moment then shook his head, "I haven't encountered other Fourth Rank Lives, so I'm not sure. But to some extent, Third Rank and below are not even the same species."

Hearing this, Billy's curiosity deepened, "Can you explain it to me in simple terms?"

During his lifetime, his strength wasn't considered strong, which was why he holed up in one place and ended up being kept as game by the FBI.

Even in death, Billy remained curious about the paths he had never taken.

To Billy's modest request, Brian naturally would not refuse.

He considered for a moment and slowly explained:

"First Rank Life, with just a bit of combat experience, can largely ignore small quantities of gunfire.

Second Rank Life can disregard common explosives and missiles.

They can't withstand it, but they can react in time.

As long as it's not an area bombardment, they can usually escape in time.

As for Third Rank Life...

Third Rank Life can nurture a force known as Life Magnetism, using human strength to harness the power of heaven and earth, fly in the air, employ energy-like attacks, and even ordinary punches and kicks can cause terrifying damage.

As long as their Life Magnetism isn't broken, even one or two nuclear blasts are unlikely to kill them.

Their perception is keen, their speed astonishing, unless they are restrained or subjected to area bombardment, as long as they are not at the blast's epicenter, they can even withstand the aftermath of a nuclear explosion.

Fourth Rank Life is so mentally strong that they perceive beyond the Material Realm into the Fourth Dimension.

This dimension is known as the Spirit Realm.

Fourth Rank Life can physically travel within this dimension and then return to the Material Realm, achieving a unique ability akin to spatial travel.

At this stage, they are virtually unkillable by current human technology.

Even if bombarded by a hundred nuclear bombs.

All they have to do is hide in the Spirit Realm of the Fourth Dimension.

Separated by a layer of dimension.

Not even a single hair on a Fourth Rank Life could be harmed."

Listening to Brian's account, Billy was fascinated and shocked, "Such beings... they're no different from the Divine."

He glanced around, pursed his lips, and then took a deep drag of the cigar in his hand.

Feeling the faint burning sensation in his mouth, Billy's voice was a bit hoarse as he said, "So, Brian, you now possess a Divine-like power?"

Under Billy's expectant gaze, Brian nodded, "More or less."

"Hahaha!"

Billy laughed heartily, "No wonder you could resurrect me, haha, I knew it! I knew I, Billy, hadn't misjudged you!"

He felt like crying, but no tears came from his eyes.