Gravis only had to laugh when he heard Meadow's answer. "Come on, just accept the thanks. You have helped me, and I won't forget that."

"Oh wow," the harmonious but sarcastic voice returned. "Your sincerity nearly made me give a fuck. Congratulations! Sadly, you're still a bit off the mark. That sure sucks."

Gravis only shook his head with a smile. Then, he searched for Ferris with his Spirit and found him looking at a tree. Gravis wanted to ask Ferris if he was ready to return to the Empire, but a different thought appeared in his mind.

Gravis turned to one of the trees.

SSSHHHH!

The entire tree completely vanished into nothingness. It started at its leaves and bark and didn't stop until the entire thing stopped existing. Only when Gravis' Spirit reached a connected root more powerful than all the others did he know that this was the spot where Meadow's actual body began.

"Look at that," Gravis said with a smirk. "I can turn plants into dust with only a thought."

Surprisingly, no snark remark came for several seconds.

"That's actually pretty impressive," Meadow answered. "If a part of a plant is destroyed, it can regenerate that part with its Life Energy. Yet, by annihilating the entire thing, all the Life Energy in the world won't help."

Gravis was a bit surprised when he heard that. "Does that mean that you hadn't paid attention to the Composition of plants yet?" Gravis asked.

"I never saw a reason in doing so. I can comprehend the Composition of plants anytime I want. I'm paying more attention to the general Life Laws. I was planning on understanding the Composition of Plants a couple thousand years from now," she answered.

"Speaking of," Gravis said as he smiled again. "I want to tell you some theories I have."

Meadow knew that some of these theories might help her immensely. As a human, Gravis had shown a unique perspective regarding Laws. It was like he was looking at them from a different angle.

"Why?" she asked directly.

Gravis laughed a bit. "For the same reason why you created that particular tree earlier. I see you as a friend, and helping friends should be natural."

thought back to when she had created that tree. At that time, she felt like helping Gravis. She hadn't had any particular reason in doing so.

beasts. Every beast was always insufferably deferential in front of

way of expressing herself. In their eyes, Meadow was speaking and acting like some brute. Her aggressive jokes angered them, and her refusal to take anything serious made them look down

a very, very long time. But now, Gravis considered her his friend, and based on her

in a long while, Meadow actually didn't feel bored or

WACK!

has infected

laughed loudly as he sat at the bottom of a powerful tree. Obviously, the "attack" had only been playful and

Meadow and Gravis were only bantering, he continued to look

take that as a yes," Gravis said while

Meadow didn't say anything.

several level two Laws. For example, there

is," Meadow answered

level one Laws to create some kind

did," Meadow

smirked. "Yet, is that the

can combine with that particular level one Law, so,

Gravis said. "You can't combine it with any more Laws related to

she hadn't made one of her offensive jokes in a

Laws in these elements that are used similarly

Meadow remained silent.

not be the best example," Gravis said as he scratched his chin in embarrassment. "Let's take something more obvious, spires! Earth can make spires. Wood can make

into one thing? Imagine a spire with the hardness of metal, the durability of earth, the explosiveness of fire, and the flexibility of wood. That sounds like

silent as

different elements can create the Composition Law of

"He combined soul with fire. If I hadn't seen that, I wouldn't even have

at the world differently from before. What Gravis had said made a lot of sense, and Meadow might need to change her plan in understanding

have given me a lot to think about,"

smirked. "I'll take

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