Lightning Is the Only Way

Surem fell into thought. On one hand, all of these things clashed with a lot of his beliefs, but on the other hand, they made sense.

Yet, it wasn't so easy to change one's entire outlook.

"Thank you for your teachings, senior brother," Surem said respectfully.

"Don't mind it," Gravis said with a smile. "I'm only talking to myself mostly. Is there anything else I should know about the Sect?"

"There isn't much you need to know about the Sect," Surem said. "You can live anywhere you want in the Unrestrained Lands, and you can talk with whomever you want. However, we have a central hub for miscellaneous things."

Gravis felt his Spirit Sense being pulled to another mountain. There, he saw some huge buildings made out of stone.

"This is the central hub," Surem said. "If anyone inside the Sect or outside the Sect wants to commission someone from the Sect, they can put up a notice there. Of course, it's up to the individual if they want to accept or not."

Gravis nodded. "That's exactly what I need right now," he said.

"Weapon Cultivation, right?" Surem asked. "You said that you wanted to learn Weapon Cultivation."

Gravis nodded.

"Actually, I'm still in shock about this whole thing," Surem said. "Someone with your power doesn't even know how the basics of Weapon Cultivation work. It's so unreal."

"However, you also explained that you lived among beasts for a really long time, which makes this whole thing more understandable. Weapon Cultivation doesn't exist among beasts since it requires a Spirit and a Will-Aura," Surem said.

"That's the main reason why I have no idea about Weapon Cultivation," Gravis said. "I fought beasts for over a thousand years, and I haven't even seen a human during that time. After around 2,000 years, I returned to the human world, but I didn't really fight anyone else after that. I simply concentrated on learning more Laws."

"Speaking of," Surem said. "If you don't mind me asking, how old are you?" he asked.

"About 4,000 years old," Gravis said.

asked in shock. "Sorry, I didn't mean any disrespect, but 4,000 years is a really long

it as an insult and only chuckled a bit. "What? Do you think you can reach my Battle-Strength in only a thousand years or

in shock. "How can you stand that? I would feel stifled in your

Gravis said. "Everyone else would have long reached the next Realm, but I don't compare myself to others. My Battle-Strength is still not powerful enough.

legends. I'm certain that you have the

that," Gravis said. "I have my goal, and I want

"Anyway,

why not?

said. "You saved my life, and I

see about that later, but sure, I would be happy to

"but there's something else we have to talk

with

he rubbed the back of his neck in embarrassment. "Dad said that after I show you the Sect, I should ask

"Why?" Gravis asked.

a shrug. "So, do you

scratched his chin. "Eh, why not? He's my Sect Master from now on. If he had ordered me, I would feel disinclined, but since he

of wood with quite a sizable garden. "When you're done, you can find me here. We

nodded. "Sure. See

Senior Brother," Surem

Gravis slowly flew to the central hub of the Sect. He didn't want to teleport since he wanted to take in the general feeling of the Sect more. It simply felt great to watch all the people talking to each other. Immortals were

lived free liked to hold plants and watch them grow. It was a hobby for them. Additionally, selling expensive plants could also bring

as an Immortal appeared in front of Gravis.

hair and looked rather gruff. One would think that he was a

Gravis said. "I

said with

into a battle stance and clenched his

have horrible luck!" he said as he did some quick practice punches in the air. "You ran into