"I meant to ask, but what is this resource war even? I have not heard anything specific about it," Gravis said. "It seems to be quite a big deal with what everyone has said so far."

Joyce was quite surprised. "You don't know what the resource war is about? Then why did you intend to help me?"

Gravis shrugged. "Lasar said that when I return to repay my debt, asking for my help in the resource war would be the likeliest scenario. It also plays perfectly into the old man's plan that I take part in it. Apparently, I am safe from the Heaven Sect in that period."

Joyce looked with confusion at Gravis. "Old man?"

"Old Man Lightning. That's what everyone calls him," Gravis explained.

"Oh, yes. I should've known that you meant him," Joyce said. "The resource war is not a traditional war. In actuality, calling it a war is pretty inaccurate since we won't be fighting against other groups."

"Oh?" Gravis asked with interest.

"Yes. We will go through many different trials," she explained.

"Trials? Who decides these trials?" Gravis asked suspiciously.

Joyce was first confused at the question but then realized that Gravis didn't even know the basics. "A couple of thousand years ago, an incredibly wealthy ascendent created an inheritance for the worthy. As soon as he reached the Unity Realm, he started building this massive area full of trials and treasures. He was also an unprecedented master in Formation Arrays. With all of this, he created an inheritance. Of course, he doesn't want to give his wealth to everybody, but only to those who manage to pass his trials."

Gravis furrowed his brows. A suspicion slowly rose inside his mind. "And ever since then, the inheritance opened every ten years?"

Joyce nodded. "Exactly!"

"And the winners always got some treasures out of this inheritance?" Gravis asked.

later, his wealth

that, his eyes narrowed in coldness. "Is there a place where I can

by Gravis' sudden change

Clank.

Gravis' hand. "This is a key to a guest room. It's down the hallway to the right.

room. "I will be back in about ten minutes or

and

along the hallway and found his room. He entered and didn't even look at the décor. He wouldn't be staying in this room for long, so the looks of the room didn't matter. Gravis directly walked to the window and

and saw that he was alone with no one watching. "After hundreds of groups of people passing the ascender's trial, there is still so

there came no

stand against me? You want me to take part

BZZZ!

fast and so silent that no one would have noticed as long as they didn't pay attention. When Gravis saw that, he knew that he was right. This was a

audacity to create a Heaven's Trial in your lower world. You should know full well that those are rare even in middle worlds and only common in higher worlds. Yet, here you are, creating one in a lower world. I bet the highest

Trial in this lower world. Yet, it was just another failure in the highest Heaven's eyes. This lower Heaven had made so many miscalls and wrong decisions

was a

High Priest would then cultivate like every other person and accrue a lot of wealth. As soon as this High Priest

all only for show. In actuality, the High Priest only went through the motions in creating the inheritance. And ascension? As if! The High Priest would just silently be killed

and an inheritance was that an inheritance wasn't remotely controlled by someone. After all, they weren't part of this world anymore. Yet, since this "inheritance" was administrated by Heaven, it could be manipulated and changed at

would a Heaven work so hard to produce something like this? What did it gain out of this? The answer to that was two-fold. One was

It worked like this:

was only a finite amount of it.

say that one Seed Stage cultivator is equal

enter as groups of five, and twenty

Points would enter the Heaven's Trial. The winning group of the Heaven's Trial would get a reward equal to about 15 Energy Points bestowed by Heaven, which was an incredible reward for such a group. Theoretically, with the reward

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