Lightning Is the Only Way

PLOP!

The Immortal was surprised as he suddenly lost hold of Gravis. He still felt that his Space Constriction was active, but Gravis suddenly simply popped out of it. It was like a slippery eel had glided out of his hands.

"Huh?" he uttered as he looked at Gravis again.

WHOOOM!

He reactivated his Space Confinement and pulled Gravis.

PLOP!

But Gravis wasn't even moved a little bit. It was like the space around him was a liquid, and he was a heavy stone. It pressed into him, but in the end, it only managed to flow around him.

The Immortal blinked several times in surprise as he couldn't comprehend this situation. Why didn't his Space Confinement work? It had always worked, and even if it didn't, his Space Confinement would have needed to be broken first, either by a powerful Law or by the Space Law of someone else.

But something else quickly gained the attention of the Immortal.

Gravis' Avatar.

He had never seen an Avatar that looked like this, but that wasn't what grabbed his attention. What grabbed his attention was the fact that Gravis had an Avatar in the first place.

"You're not supposed to condense your Avatar yet!" The Immortal shouted. "You were supposed to wait until we found the correct Law for you! Now I have to contact my manager and inform him about your decision!"

Gravis only looked into the Immortal's eyes. Obviously, this was a misunderstanding.

"I'm not one of your students," Gravis said.

The Immortal was taken aback. "You're not?" he asked.

supposed to make the weapons for two teams," Gravis

please excuse my rude behavior. I thought that you were

but didn't smile.

What was going on?

person believed Gravis

fewer than ten Early Minor Circulation Immortals that had comprehended the Law of the Dead World. On top of that, none of those would want to forge some weapons. These Immortals

have the ability to create a World Weapon in

sane person would

didn't even

Why was that?

the Law

protect and shroud its allies, but it could also poison them. The Law of

the Cultivator, but

the forger, the Law of Honesty directly told the Immortal that Gravis had spoken the absolute truth, no matter how unbelievable it was. One had to remember that the chances

Will-Aura, surprisingly. Nearly no Laws used the Will-Aura as a medium. Nearly all

a more powerful Will-Aura than him, after level suppression, this person would realize that Gravis believed

the person would not be able to tell if Gravis was using the Law of Honesty or the Laws of Deceit or Lies. Ironically, this meant that the Law of Honesty was at its weakest against someone just as powerful while being more effective against someone more

a weaker Will-Aura, after level suppression, they would take Gravis' words at face value without any critical thinking. Of course, that was only true when Gravis really said the truth. After all, the Law of Honesty only worked with honest claims. Misdirection and half-truths belonged to

than their Realm. In actuality, his Will-Aura had reached the power of the Early Major Circulation Realm, one level higher than themselves. Yet, due to him only being two levels above Gravis, his level couldn't counteract the overwhelming power of a Will-Aura on

the Immortal believed absolutely everything Gravis just said without questioning

have any kind of reservations about using his power

No.

was simply stating the truth. It didn't matter if someone was

clear-cut. One could argue that taking away the ability of someone to evaluate claims, even if they were the truth, bordered on brainwashing or slavery. Yet, others might say that it didn't matter as

have the

the truth mean running

believed something to be true when it wasn't? The Law

situation was

the truth. He was simply stating what he thought to be the truth. Was there anything wrong with simply