Lightning Is the Only Way

While Gravis was making his way over to his first destination, around five hours had passed for Aion, who was still waiting beside the Wind Wall.

WHOOSH!

A mighty Spirit reached Aion's location and came into contact with him. "Where is he?" a thundering voice echoed in Aion's mind.

Aion could only smile bitterly. Gravis was his friend, yet he was still part of the Heaven Sect. It felt kind of weird being between two opposing forces. "He has left shortly after I have destroyed the token," Aion answered back.

Aion felt some annoyance and rage from the Spirit. "Why didn't you stop him!?" the voice practically shouted.

Aion remained calm. "He has broken into the Spirit Forming Realm. You should know about his unprecedented Battle-Strength at the same level. I can't stop him at all."

Instead of calming down, the voice got even more enraged. "What!? It's only been five days! How has he reached Spirit Forming from the sixth level of Magic Gathering in only five days!? Are you lying to me!?" the voice shouted.

Aion could only continue smiling bitterly. "You don't understand Gravis. The first thing I did after I returned was gathering information on where he was and what he did," Aion said back.

"What could he have possibly done to break through so many levels in just five days? He would have needed to start a war with a guild!" the voice shouted back.

"In a sense, that is exactly what he did," Aion said back.

The Spirit shook and stopped for a second. "What?" the voice said back in shock. "How is he still alive then?"

"Gravis used a brilliant plan," Aion started explaining. "First, he went to the Fire Guild and offered them life and death tempering as long as the disciples paid with one body tempering pill. He killed many people like this and gathered a lot of body tempering pills without creating any enmities with the guild."

The voice remained quiet for some seconds. "That is actually a brilliant plan. It seems like I have underestimated this Gravis," it said back.

Guild, where he did the same thing, as in the Fire Guild, again.

would he make his body stronger than his Magic? Doesn't he know that this only damages

Heaven's Balance Cultivation Technique, just like us. He has reached the tenth level of the body and then the tenth level

he has used his body to suppress the pressure of the Magic? That way is a little barbaric, but it should work. This speed

had a strengthened dantian. If the priest knew that Gravis came from a higher world, then he should have guessed that too. Yet, the person didn't even think about Gravis having a strengthened dantian. It seemed like

to give your best to stop him! You wouldn't have

BOOM!

that. It was an old man with grey hair. His clothing was even more ostentatious than the normal Heavenborns'. A huge, blue trident was on his back,

"Like I said, you don't

to that, yet he kept himself

Fire Guild, he also killed an elder

didn't care about that. "So? He has a Will-Aura. Of course, he can kill someone

Magic when he defeated his previous opponents. My guess is that he really intended to put his life on the line,"

his eyes. "What do you mean?"

Magic Gathering with an equal

priest exploded. "Impossible! It's shameful that you want to lie to a priest of the Heaven Sect! Swear on Heaven or

at the sixth level of Magic Gathering with a body equal to the seventh level

would actually go through with this. He looked to the sky but saw no clouds forming. Slowly, he started growing panicked. Then, he looked at Aion. Aion was still fine. This was

think that he was weaker than Gravis? Of course not! Yet, he realized the potential that Gravis had. If someone with such an unnatural Battle-Strength

invincible against anyone that wasn't the High Priest. Right now, Gravis was not dangerous, but he could become a

voice. He now realized what a joke it was to ask Aion why he didn't stop Gravis. It

since they started talking. "Well, he kind of sees me as a friend," Aion said while scratching the left side of his head with a finger. "He said that for all the help I had provided him

that you didn't die," he muttered. He had