Lightning Is the Only Way

Everyone was shocked when they heard that. Yersi would not go to a higher world but would stay in the highest world? Was this truly the best path to reach supreme power for her?

"I should stay here?" Yersi asked with uncertainty.

The Opposer nodded. "In the highest world, no one differentiates between beasts and humans. There are only cultivators. Beasts are simply being seen as body cultivators that rely more on their body than their Energy, while humans are Energy Cultivators. Of course, there are humans that cultivate their body and beasts that cultivate their Energy, but that is generally how it is."

"If you want to temper yourself, you can simply take one of the portals to a fitting area and stay there. If you want to take a break, you can come back to the city and visit your family. You have the freedom to do whatever you want, but the disadvantage is that you don't have much pressure since you always have a place to come back to," the Opposer said.

"This world will be your home until the day you die," the Opposer said.

Gravis had to smile when he heard his father's world. Yersi would stay here. In this world, she could decide to live out her life in peace or continue on her cultivation whenever she wanted. Even better was that Gravis could visit her whenever he wanted, at least until he left for the next higher world, but that wouldn't be for a long time. Gravis already had several plans.

Yersi looked at her siblings. She knew that the time dilation between the highest and higher worlds was one to ten. This meant that her siblings would overtake her in power very quickly.

Aris and Cera noticed their sister's feelings.

"So what if you have less time to cultivate and become weaker?" Aris said with power. "You are our sister, and we won't forget our time together. Do what you feel is right."

"Yes!" Cera shouted. "You have always looked out for us, and I will never forget this. Do what you feel is right!"

Yersi showed a warm smile at her siblings' encouragement. Then, she looked back at the Opposer. "I accept."

The Opposer nodded and turned to Orthar. Orthar hadn't spoken much, but that was because everyone simply talked about seemingly irrelevant stuff. Orthar was a pure beast and had no familiar ties to anyone here.

"Orthar," the Opposer said. "You already know what you want to do. You can stay in the highest world, but I would suggest following Gravis for a while until you are more familiar with this world."

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children again. "When do you want to leave?" he

of them looked at each other with a bit of reluctance. Then, Aris turned to his grandfather. "In one month,"

with each other. Getting to know this world was irrelevant for two of

can have the rooms across from mine. For the next month, do whatever you want," he said. "If you want some advice on how

their grandfather. Not everyone

most of the things have already been talked about. When a lull in the conversation appeared, the three of them decided to retreat to their rooms. They

had a close bond with Gravis, and they also wanted to spend more time with him. Even

time, one of them went to the Opposer to ask for advice. The Opposer gladly gave them the answers they wanted. Orthar simply waited in a different room, just feeling the different atmosphere of

they knew it, time

with reluctance at each other, but they also wanted

WHOOOM!

opened in front of Aris and Cera.

PACK!

pulled them all into a hug. "I will miss you," he said with

PACK!

"We haven't spent much time with each other, but I still see you as family. I will also miss you," she

hug, and Aris did so too, after some hesitation. Cera simply let it happen.

minute, everyone

last time. "I

miss you too, sister," Yersi said, her voice shaking

we meet again, I will be

said with a smirk. Then, he also turned to Yersi. "Goodbye, sister. I wish

wish you also the best," Yersi said, some