Lightning Is the Only Way

"Show me!" Gravis said with intensity.

Ferris was a bit taken aback. "What?"

"I want to see the living fire!" Gravis said.

"Okay," Ferris said, still feeling uncertain.

Whooom!

A small fireball appeared beside Ferris and hovered in the air. Additionally, the small fireball moved around a bit and circled Ferris in interest. It even flew over to Gravis to inspect him but quickly lost interest.

Gravis' eyes were filled with intensity as he studied the floating fireball. 'This is beyond powerful!' Gravis thought with seriousness. 'The fireball itself is only a bit weaker than my Punishment Lightning, which means that it is already stronger than the spires from the Inquisitor.'

'My Punishment Lightning and this living fire are both level three Laws, and my Punishment Lightning is a bit stronger, but this only means that this living fire has another advantage that should make it equal to my Punishment Lightning.'

As Gravis continued inspecting it, he found out something terrifying.

'I've never seen anything like this. With this, Ferris might even be able to win against me when he's only one or two levels above me. He might be the only beast in this entire world that can honestly kill me with only a one or two-level advantage.'

What did Gravis find out?

It was rather shocking but also logical.

Gravis couldn't delete the will on the living fire with his Will-Aura.

This meant that Ferris was the only beast in this world that could remotely control their attacks after they had been fired. Ferris could obviously summon many of these flames, and these flames would chase Gravis until they got destroyed. This meant that Gravis wouldn't have the ability to dodge or parry these flames. He could only destroy them by blocking or attacking them.

This meant that Gravis would be forced into a head-on clash. Dodging and parrying had always been Gravis' most reliable defensive methods. Yet, if he fought Ferris, he would be forced to block. With a two-level advantage, Gravis was sure that such an intense fire would kill him very quickly.

armor would be powerful enough to withstand the fire without

was Gravis not able to delete the

actually rather obvious. Anything that a body touched would receive its will, but as soon as it left the body, no new will could be put upon the thing

like an extension of the being, which meant that a new will could be imprinted on an attack as long as it was inside the Spirit

that this fire was its own living thing with its own will. Trying to delete the will

greatest advantage that humans had over beasts. With this living fire, if Ferris fought a human, he would take away his opponent's biggest advantage

had become a

his own fire and even played around with it, while Gravis looked with intensity

alive because of

What did Gravis mean?

Yet, Ferris, as this food, had basically become poisonous. He had an incredible advantage over every single human, and killing him while

would have killed Ferris right then and there. Ferris' existence was too dangerous to humans. Beasts were supposed to die to

Gravis. Ever since that incident when Gravis had newly become a Spirit Forming Cultivator,

to mend its relationship with Gravis? Was it a fail-safe plan to keep his friends alive and

his father and Gravis didn't know which one it was. The only truth was that Heaven wanted all of Gravis' friends to become as powerful as possible and to

but their personalities clicked. Gravis acted like Ferris annoyed him, but Ferris' earnest, friendly, and

Ferris

directness. Instead of thinking that Gravis was a cold dick, Ferris

that, even though they hadn't interacted so much with each other, there

high standard for friends. Only after someone had proven themselves with their

proved that her ideology was not as naïve as

cared about Manuel until Manuel proved to

about Nero until Nero proved

and he had comprehended a level three Law now, making him even more powerful. Additionally, Ferris was very positive and honest with Gravis,

said after looking at Gravis's troubled expression for a while. "Why are you looking

bit.

asked with concern. "You looked like something horrible happened

Gravis thought

sighed. "No, that's just my thinking-face. I have been told that I look like someone killed my