Lightning Is the Only Way

Gravis took ahold of the Life Ring but started frowning. There was something he had just remembered.

"Hey, father," Gravis said. "Could you do me a solid?"

"What?" his father asked.

"I don't really want to see Morus again. Somehow, the guy just rubs me the wrong way. Could you send him to the Sky Community or something?" Gravis asked.

"Already done," his father said.

"When?" Gravis asked in surprise.

"Just now," his father said.

"Then why don't you just say done?"

"Because it is already done."

Gravis looked at his father like he didn't fully agree but just let it slide. Gravis turned back to the Life Ring and summoned the occupants.

Whoop!

And the sizable room immediately got cramped by scales and flesh.

Gravis had forgotten to tell them that they would be summoned into a small room. Because of that, they all walked around with their true sizes. Gravis got pushed to the side by a wall of scales while his father didn't seem to react at all. His body was probably far too heavy to be moved by something like that.

Whoop!

The four of them quickly realized what was happening and shrunk to normal sizes again. Surprisingly, the room took absolutely no damage during all of this. Even the flower vases, courtesy of Gravis' mother, hadn't been moved.

the

sighed in relief when she found him. Aris

everyone," Gravis said with embarrassment. This whole awkward situation was his fault. "So, everyone's alive, and you're in the highest world currently. So, welcome to my

relieved that you're alive, father,"

To them, it felt like the Energy had become a thick liquid that suppressed their movement. This was thousands, if not millions of times denser than the core of the

Opposer was pulling all the Energy in the world to him, and his room probably had more Energy inside it than if one filled this room with Immortal

at him with an unreadable expression. Well, it was rather hard to determine the expression of an octopus with a ton of

Opposer looked back at Orthar, and Orthar seemed

the staring contest between Orthar and the Opposer

with his usual

a bit awkward with Orthar constantly staring at him. It was one thing when strangers looked at him, but this was one of his son's

noticed that another person was here. They glanced at the Opposer but quickly ignored him again as they looked around the room. He felt like a mortal

fault them for that. After all, Skye had also reacted like this when she saw that one clerk back then. They had always been able to feel the power of others, and

in check. He didn't want to scare

Orthar said very

like the Opposer was the world, but also like he wasn't the world. It was a unique feeling that only the Opposer was able to elicit in others. It was

Orthar's behavior, but Gravis claimed their attention

my father, your grandfather," Gravis said as he gestured to the Opposer. "Father, these

looked at the Opposer, and her eyes widened.

anyone, but he trusted that his father's

noticed how the other two acted and also nodded her head.

while

WHOOOOOOOM!

been condemned by the Heavens. It was like they had been thrown into hell. The sheer pressure they felt for a split

of his

Beasts.

powerful than them stood in front of them.

this couldn't be blamed on the three of them. This was simply how beasts were, and no amount of teaching could change

pinpoint the power. "Was that the pressure of an Immortal King?" Gravis asked. According to the pressure, he felt like the person able to exhibit this pressure was far more powerful than him but was still inside