Lightning Is the Only Way

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Five enormous balls of fire came out of the red hawk's mouth, the fire crackling loudly in the sky. Yet, instead of shooting directly at Gravis, the balls remained in the sky and only circled the red hawk's body. The five balls of fire followed the red hawk's movement perfectly and never hit it.

Gravis tried to scratch his chin but only felt metal. Unperturbed, he decided to just scratch the metal. 'This is definitely not normal,' Gravis thought. 'This is probably one of the Laws that the bird has understood.'

'The bird can keep creating fireballs and ready them. After a while, he can use them all freely, which allows him to create a wider spread or make a more powerful attack. On top of that, my armor is weak to fire.'

Fire was a huge counter against any kind of metal or ore. Breaking the ore or destroying it was harder than liquifying it. A level five Lord won't be able to break this armor normally, no matter what they did, except when they used fire.

One had to remember that Gravis used the heat generated from his lightning to forge the armor. This meant that his lightning generated enough heat to melt the ore. So, obviously, the fire of a level five Lord would also have enough heat to melt the ore.

On paper, the red hawk was one of the two worst opponents Gravis could have chosen. Another bad choice would have been a beast with an earth affinity. After all, it would be difficult for Gravis to break through their defense.

Yet, advantages came with disadvantages and vice versa. Looking at the situation from the outside, one would think that Gravis was at a huge disadvantage. Yet, that was only because they didn't know that he was a human.

Why did such attacks never appear when humans fought? They always shot their elements directly at the opponent without gathering them like this, nearly stupidly so. One would think that there was so much more potential to be found by fighting differently. Yet, that simply was not true.

Whoooom! BANG! BANG!

Gravis activated his Will-Aura and deleted the will from the fireballs, which made them stop moving. Yet, the red hawk still continued flying, which made it fly right into two fireballs. Of course, the fireballs exploded right onto the red hawk's body.

fireballs had hit the red hawk's face, creating quite

the will on it would simply get wiped out by the opponent's Will-Aura. When humans fought, they could

What happened? How did the red hawk suddenly get hit by his own fireballs?

thought that this ability could also be used like that. The Red King realized

taken aback. "Did he just cancel the control of his opponent's Law?"

so, but that's only

expression. "Does that mean that he knows three Laws from three different elements?

ape combed his beard with his right hand as he fell into thought. Two seconds later, the white ape stopped combing his beard

also widened in realization. Right! Why hadn't they thought about

the white ape transmitted to the Red

aback by the white ape suddenly contacting him like that, but then he sighed in annoyance. "I don't know much more than

"How is that possible? Isn't he your candidate?" the white ape asked with

about why he has these weird powers. I

than him. Why didn't

little shit knows that I wouldn't kill him for that. Pain and injury also don't

feels like it wasn't me forcing him to do stuff, but him doing whatever the fuck he wants and forcing me to adapt. That's why I don't know much about the workings of his powers.

ape thought about this scenario for a bit and realized that what the Red King had said was most likely true. "What are the

white ape. Only two? "One of them is his lightning while the other one seems to have

how he can manipulate the

manipulating the ore at all," the Red King answered, eliciting a skeptical look from the white ape. "He has some kind of space where he can store stuff. He used his lightning to form the ore