Lightning Is the Only Way

Gravis had been continuously dodging for over three hours now. He slowly started to feel the drain while the Golden Dragon seemed to be as relaxed as ever.

Originally, Gravis had intended to wait for an opportunity when the Golden Dragon became careless, but that opportunity never came. Even though the Golden Dragon looked relaxed, Gravis felt that he never took his guard down.

Gravis had already gotten an idea some hours ago, but he wanted to use that opportunity to kill the Golden Dragon. If he didn't manage to kill it, he would have committed too many resources into the attack and would be disadvantaged for the remaining fight.

The longer this fight dragged on, the harder it would be for Gravis to make a comeback.

At least, that's what Gravis wanted the Golden Dragon to think.

In actuality, Gravis was simply moving the power of his lightning into his body as soon as it lost stamina. Because of that, the used-up lightning would quickly regenerate. The body's stamina didn't regenerate as quickly as it was used up, but his lightning would completely regenerate in a couple of hours. Like this, he had basically infinite stamina.

Additionally, Gravis could also use his Spirit and regenerate that at the same time. This meant that as long Gravis had enough concentration, he could go on forever. Of course, the drain of concentration couldn't be ignored. This was something that he couldn't easily fix.

Gravis had enough experience to know that the drain of his concentration was more significant than the drain of the Golden Dragon's power. Gravis knew that it was usually impossible for a beast to manipulate something outside their body, even if it conformed to their element.

Beasts with an affinity towards metal normally only were able to transform their own bodies into metal. The manipulation of external metal wasn't part of their power.

So, how did the Golden Dragon do that?

There was only one answer that Gravis came up with, and he didn't like it one bit.

The Golden Dragon had comprehended a Law related to metal. Otherwise, it would be completely impossible for the Golden Dragon to manipulate the metal this easily.

On top of that, even though the Golden Dragon only used external metal to attack him, Gravis never forgot the actual ability that a beast with metal affinity had. Gravis knew that if he managed to get close to the Golden Dragon and attack, his opponent would simply transform his body into metal.

would still not be able to injure the Golden Dragon in any significant way. At most,

was thinking all these things, but it didn't matter what he came up with. He never found a way of dealing with the

Transformation. Another option would be to quickly find other beasts while evading the Golden Dragon until Gravis

issue was not the Golden Dragon but the Red King. The Red King wanted to see him under some real pressure, and if Gravis just

on a gamble. For the first time in a long while, Gravis felt like he had no control over the battle. Continuing like this would only spell doom for Gravis. Sooner or later, he would make a mistake

up his mind and started putting his plan into motion. The only way how Gravis could win was if the Golden Dragon became careless. This would be a lengthy and time-consuming plan, but it was

to time. He was using these opportunities so that the Golden Dragon thought that Gravis still had an ace hidden away. After

same useless thing, again and again, the Golden Dragon only became warier. The Golden Dragon knew that Gravis was planning something. Even though the Golden Dragon looked down on Gravis, he didn't believe that

new. He transformed into lightning and split himself into multiple

being able to split his body like this was on a whole different

Shing! Shing! Shing!

noticed this and

the spread of spears arrived, the lightning bolts transformed into multiple Gravises again. Then,

Puchi! Puchi! Puchi!

seemed like they wanted to take advantage of the higher speed of the

Yet, Gravis' new body had several holes scattered across his entire body with blood

seemed to sway as his body became weaker. Every

case. In actuality, Gravis wasn't injured in

because of the speed advantage. Every time he created a new body, he could make some small

an already created hole inside Gravis' bodies.

After all, the enemies didn't know how his Lightning Form worked. As far as they knew, an injury was an injury and wouldn't just

would start now. Now, he needed to actually get injured. The Golden Dragon wouldn't believe that these fake injuries were enough to kill him. It would

to slow down and become sluggish. From time to time, he was hit by some spears that remained stuck inside his body. To make his act realistic, Gravis couldn't consciously decide where the spears hit him. After all, he would need to take some injuries to his

as the Golden Dragon came closer, he could surprise it with an instantaneous Lightning Crescent. By now, Gravis had gathered nearly all his power into his saber. This had the effect of making his act even more