Lightning Is the Only Way

Gravis jumped left and right to evade all the fireballs and fire beams. His lightning resistance would be useless in this fight, and if he got hit by any attack from someone in the fourth level of the Energy Gathering Realm, he would receive a grave injury. This fight would be incredibly difficult under normal circumstances.

Gravis smirked. 'But this is not a normal circumstance,' he thought to himself. Gravis quickly went over the edge on the branch. The disciple of the fire guild grew shocked. Had Gravis jumped? Was he suicidal?

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A disciple exploded into ash as a lightning bolt hit him, which came from the branch's underside. They quickly looked over the edge, but they couldn't see Gravis anywhere. Where was he?

"You idiots!" shouted Flern in anger. "He can stick to the underside of the branch with his lightning!" Flern had grown angry when he had seen the confused faces of his disciple brothers. They didn't have much experience in fighting the Lightning Guild, so they also didn't know that lightning could keep someone stuck to the underside of the branch.

BOOM!

Another disciple on the edge of the branch exploded due to lightning. Gravis' lightning might not work as he had expected against the lightning disciples, but it worked just fine against the fire disciples. Even if it didn't work as intended, they still couldn't survive a half-assed blast from Gravis. Just like Gravis had no fire resistance, the fire disciples had no lightning resistance.

They now knew where Gravis was, but could they do something against him? They tried to find a solution but couldn't since they couldn't stick to the branch's underside. The best they could do is use their fire wheels to climb a wall, and even that used up a lot of Energy. What were they supposed to do?

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fire, but that helped only so much. Fire was the weakest element regarding defense. They could theoretically throw their fire at an approaching attack, so both

and Gravis stood right under them. The lightning bolt only needed to fly for ten meters to hit them. On

they could see him moving and controlling his Energy and anticipate what he would

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Guild!" shouted Flern in rage. "Go below and chase

each other, not sure if they should comply. "We must kill the betrayer! Everyone, follow me!" shouted the last remaining fifth level disciple of the Lightning Guild. The fifth level disciple took the lead and charged over the edge, and the

stopped and looked on in shock as the head of that disciple flew away in an arc. They could see the head when it flew above the branch's height, and they couldn't believe their eyes. Their senior brother hadn't even left their sight for over a second. How was he already

without having a bad feeling that he was unveiling his trump card. The two sixth level disciples fighting the bird and the tree were gaining the upper hand, and Gravis didn't have much time remaining. With this disciple killed, there were no more

moment where the disciples were shocked to kill another two of them. The others turned around to run, but one got hit by Gravis' lightning and seized. Gravis quickly finished that one too. Gravis saw the last two disciples fleeing in front of him and ran after them. Gravis turned to his right and saw a lot

branch again, and the fire disciples could finally attack. Only a couple of meters were between Gravis and the two disciples he was chasing. The fire disciples used

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couldn't react to the impromptu stop. They had targeted their fireballs perfectly, including the lighting disciple's speed. The fire disciples always shot their fireballs at the lightning disciples' current location, because they would have already left the spot when the attacks

suddenly, and the thrown fireballs had exploded them into many small pieces. What about Gravis? When he froze them with

clenched her teeth with so much anger and hatred that blood was flowing out of her mouth. She was the leader of the Lightning Guild in Earth Town, and she had worked with all of those disciples for years. She knew all their first