Lightning Is the Only Way

Gravis was more crestfallen about this comment than he should've been. He didn't have something against blind people, but if he got confused for a blind person, many misunderstandings would occur. "I'm not looking forward to this," he muttered to himself.

The Guild Master waited for some seconds but then lost his patience. "So, what are the other two things that you wanted to do?" he asked.

Gravis perked up like he remembered something. Then, he shook his head to get his bearings back. "Right, did Vice-Guild Master Saron return?" he asked.

The Guild Master and Vice-Guild Master narrowed their eyes. So it was about that. "No, he hasn't returned yet. We want to tell you that his personal decisions have nothing to do with us. He left our Wind Guild a couple of days ago," he explained solemnly.

Gravis shook his head. "I know. Saron and I actually met around a day ago. Long story short, we actually became friends. There were a lot of misunderstandings about Wendy's death, and we split up. I only wanted to talk to him a little bit. He said that he wanted to say goodbye to some friends of his since, due to some circumstance, he probably doesn't have much longer to live," Gravis explained.

The two experts sighed. "I believe you, but Saron really hasn't returned yet. We don't know where he is," the Vice-Guild Master explained. They knew that Gravis cultivated lightning, so they trusted his words. Lightning was always direct. He wouldn't lie about something so unimportant.

Gravis could only nod solemnly. If he hadn't returned by now, it probably meant that he had already died. The Heavenborn would have no reason to attack him, so if he died, it could have only been one thing. He probably met a freshly ascended Spirit Beast on its way to the Core-Continent.

Though he could also still be alive. Who knew, maybe he just settled down and was living somewhere? As long as he didn't go anywhere dangerous, his lack of Karmic Luck wouldn't kill him. Gravis could only wish Saron the best.

"Is there anyone that Saron would consider close? You don't have to tell me their names," Gravis said.

The Guild Master looked at his Vice-Guild Master unsurely. "He doesn't have any immediate family anymore, but he treated the whole Wind Guild like his child. There isn't one particular person that was close to him. It was rather all of us," the Guild Master said.

Gravis nodded.

BOOM!

when it hit the floor. The solid cube of gold weighed way over five tons, destroying the ground below it. "Saron has helped

Saron do that Gravis gave them so much gold in repayment? "This is too much. We can't accept all

function as some stone. I gave you

know what they should think right now. Gravis was just throwing this cube of gold at them and telling them to deal with it. Did they

gold's still liquid, so if you wanna keep it, you should do something, or it will just become a dirty plate when it hardens." After Gravis said that, he retracted his Spirit from the gold, and

WHOOSH!

previous cube form.

and had saved it. It seemed like they were forced to accept it. "Thank you, Heavenborn," said the Guild

Guild Master, Vice-Guild Master." With that said, he went onto

react to his last words,

I'm back!" Gravis

its head and looked into a Gravis' direction. It was Skye's parent. It noticed Gravis, yet looked away again. It seemed like it didn't recognize him. "Hello? It's me, Gravis. You know, the friend of Skye, your child?" he sent another voice

a singing voice

Beast. Gravis hadn't expected that. Now, Gravis looked closer at Skye's parent and noticed that it felt different. It still looked the same, yet

why was it still here? Shouldn't it have already gone to the Core-Continent? 'Wait, is it still waiting

Where?" the voice

rudimentary language skills when they became Spirit Beasts. It was

child, Skye. We both left together from the

Gravis. "No,

no one recognized him. He already saw it coming in the future. He would meet someone he knew and first had to spend a considerable amount of time to convince them that he was Gravis. This whole thing was going to be a massive pain in the