Lightning Is the Only Way

Gravis smirked as he looked up into the sky. For the first time, he managed to get one over Heaven. Even though he was still incredibly weak, when compared to Heaven, he had still managed to anger it that much that it ignored every consequence to attack him.

Gravis knew that his father would not save his life if everything went its usual way. Yet, Gravis had absolute trust that his father would not allow Heaven to break its own rules to deal with him. The fact that Heaven directly controlled the beasts was already a breaking of the rules, yet it was still in the range of something that Gravis could manage.

"Ouch!" as Gravis moved his arm, he felt a pain shooting throughout his body, and only now did he realize how injured he actually was. Luckily, there were no broken bones, and it should only take around a day to heal back to his peak condition. If he didn't have tempered organs and blood, this would take weeks to heal.

He put his black saber back onto his back and inspected his new saber. It had the same length as his old one, but it was red, and multiple lines were crisscrossing across its surface. When Gravis looked at it closer, he smiled in happiness. "An Energy Weapon!" he said to himself.

Gravis had learned the basics of Equipment Forging in his homeworld, and he was knowledgeable enough to realize how much this saber was worth. An Energy Weapon was, like its name suggested, a weapon fit for an Energy Gathering expert. Only by infusing one's Energy, was one able to bring out the full potential of such a weapon.

Gravis had wanted to find a long-term weapon for a while now. His Void-Stone saber was great, but the, right now, positive aspect of absorbing Energy would become negative as soon as he broke through the Energy Gathering Realm. The saber would start absorbing his own Energy.

"Could this actually be considered luck?" Gravis asked himself but quickly shook his head. The treasures here were not natural treasures that were placed here at random. Those were treasures that were put here by the Guild Masters.

entire Basin of Nature. He could take any treasure he wanted. Yet, to get this one treasure, he had to fight an onslaught of beasts, as well as Heaven continually trying to make his life hard. This was a treasure that required Gravis

put his new saber also on his back. Right now, it was just as good as his old weapon. Even more critical, Void-Stone might actually be harder than this saber. Using it now was unnecessary. Only when he reached

several participants and the Guild Masters looking at him with shock. He took one step forward,

participants retreated seemed logical, but Gravis was sure that the Guild Masters would still be stronger than him. Everything he had done earlier, they could

Master of Wind, her hair fluttering

"Why?" Gravis asked.

eyes. "Heaven and Earth were enraged and attacked you," she explained. "You have gone against Heaven and Earth, and we do not want to be

idea about how Heaven worked. Earth was part of Heaven. Earth was like Heaven's limbs and not its own entity. Earth couldn't judge anyone, because Earth was

I survived the encounter, and when I broke through into the Bone Forging Realm, I wanted my payment. Heaven has lost the bet, and we fought. In the end, I've

and it could destroy me if it wanted to. Nothing was stopping it from destroying me, yet it didn't. Heaven had shown

it looked like Heaven had scattered its clouds by itself after the fight

couldn't possibly fight against Heaven. He was way too weak for that. Yet, Heaven had not killed him. The only reason why someone with ultimate power would not kill someone weaker is that

in relief. Maybe this was a unique way of tempering a Heavenborn? Maybe Heaven and Earth had only sent all those beasts because it knew full well that Gravis could win. That intense

they all thought. Heaven had bestowed Gravis, its favorite child, a treasure, as well as a tempering experience. The Guild Masters grew