Lightning Is the Only Way

"Lasar? The Sect Master!?" The Patriarch shouted in shock. They had activated the most powerful Transmission Formation Array, but that wouldn't warrant the Sect Master coming personally. Normally, only some elders would come over.

Gravis waited until Lasar was 80 kilometers away so that he could see what was going on inside the Freya Clan. "Guess what," Gravis transmitted to Lasar while also keeping Marvin and Reginald in the loop, "apparently, I am an invader that lies about his identity to rob or annihilate the Freya Clan."

The two Sapling Stage cultivators still didn't feel Lasar, which made them skeptical. How was Gravis able to notice Lasar while they didn't? The range of their Spirits should be bigger than Gravis'.

A sigh appeared in their heads. "So, it really was you, Gravis," they heard Lasar's voice. He sounded quite tired. "Alright, what happened?"

Gravis scoffed. "So, I arrive here and enter through the front gate. I tell them that I came to repay my debt, and what do they do? They surround me with several people at the Seed Stage, call me a liar, a Warped One, and want me to await 'judgment' by the Patriarch," Gravis transmitted to everyone involved. The word judgment was pronounced with an impressive amount of ridicule.

"And you didn't explain yourself?" Lasar asked.

"Of fucking course, I did!" Gravis transmitted with anger and frustration. "But no~, it's impossible to reach the Seed Stage in only three years. Therefore, I am lying. That guy," Gravis pointed at the Grand Elder, "even attacked me. Shit, I am so frustrated and angry because of all this ridiculous shit!" Gravis basically shouted.

"Wow, Gravis, you need to calm down," Lasar transmitted. "It's obviously a misunderstanding. I know the Freya Clan, and they wouldn't plot something as nefarious as this."

Marvin and Reginald listened to the conversation, and their insides started shaking. They knew the voice and Spirit of Lasar, so they were sure that it was him who was talking to them. The fact that Lasar didn't get angry by Gravis shouting at him showed that he considered Gravis as a friend and someone on the same level as him.

"I know that!" Gravis shouted, "but you know how it feels when someone steps on your bottom line. My lightning is mad and going crazy. The only reason why I can still keep it in check is that I owe them something. This is literally the first time in the Spirit Forming Realm and the second time in total that someone stepped on my bottom line and survived."

the Wind Wall. Gravis had wanted Aion to attack him, and he had also felt that he owed Aion somewhat. This was enough

this thing had infuriated him beyond belief. The good came with the bad, and his unprecedented closeness with lightning also forced him to adhere to his bottom line. It was like he was having

"Just try to vent somewhere. I'll talk with them to get this whole misunderstanding resolved,

being watched by the other two in nervousness. They could feel Gravis' rage by the trembling of his Spirit. Normally, when someone had an emotional reaction to something, their

kept it suppressed until Lasar's arrival. But when Lasar had finally arrived, Gravis released all of it. Bottling it up would only hinder him in future fights. After all, blind rage was called blind rage

by anyone. Marvin and Reginald had told

took some shaky breaths. "I think

looked with a complicated expression at the

"What were we supposed to do?" he asked. "He claimed that he reached the Seed Stage from the Body Tempering Realm in only three years. You know that's impossible. What reason would someone have to lie to gain entry into our Clan if

Lasar said, shocking the two again. "He

can this be?" asked Marvin

sighed in exhaustion. This would require

would enrage him this much. Something like

no problem. The thorny bush barrier and the Seed Stage cultivators also hadn't been an issue, but as soon as that guy attacked me, my rage exploded. Fuck, it

BANG!

I supposed to do in that case? Isn't being forced to act a certain way also a kind of suppression? Isn't my goal freedom? What

thinking was very logical and rational, but his rage made it really difficult to focus. Yet, he still managed to focus somewhat. 'First of all, why is this irking me so much while the old man's beatings are only annoying? The old man's beatings could also be considered as attacks. Otherwise, I

difference I can think of is the intent behind the attack. The old man wants to teach me something with his beatings, even if it's only him that considers that useless shit as teaching. The bastard from before only wanted to defend his Clan from danger. Logically,

it was an attack with the intention to injure and suppress me. The reasons behind that are irrelevant to me because I have never shown any hostility towards the Clan. I didn't even injure anyone. Well, except for that thorny

fury in his eyes. "So, logically speaking, both sides acted correctly and were justified. He only wanted to defend his family while I have been subject to a hostile attack." Gravis spat to the side. "Tch, I guess this