Lightning Is the Only Way

Gravis stopped thinking about Morus rather quickly. The guy had only been a short time with him, and Gravis also wasn't the biggest fan of him. It didn't really concern him if Morus was alive or dead. So, Gravis concentrated on learning about Weapon Cultivation from Surem.

Gravis and Surem found a free spot for themselves, which wasn't really hard considering that this desert went on for over a thousand kilometers. After that, they sat down, and Surem took out some wine.

Surem offered some to Gravis, but he declined. If wine had some kind of effect on Gravis, he might decide to try it, but he knew that his Spirit was vastly different from ordinary Cultivators. This meant that wine was nothing else but just a random drink for Gravis, and he preferred the taste of coffee and tea more.

Surem shrugged and chugged a whole bottle in an instant, letting out a refreshed breath.

"You're missing out, Senior Brother," he said with a smirk.

"I'm not," Gravis answered with a smirk of his own.

Surem only shrugged. "Your loss."

Surem put the wine away again as he readied himself for a lesson.

"Alright, so, Weapon Cultivation," Surem said. "You know absolutely nothing about it, right?"

Gravis nodded.

"Alright, then I'll just treat you like one of our lowest disciples, no offense," he said.

Gravis waved dismissively, showing that he didn't mind.

"Weapon Cultivation is everything," Surem started, his voice transforming into a solemn one. The casual atmosphere had immediately vanished with these powerful opening words.

"Weapon Cultivation is not only a tool for us. Weapon Cultivation is our entire cultivation path. It is who we are and who we will be. Without our weapon, we are not complete. Our weapon is part of us, and we are part of our weapon. We become one."

"Without our weapon, we can't grow. Without our weapon, we are helpless. Without our weapon, we don't have a future. Without our weapon, we are not complete," Surem said.

"Therefore, we worship our weapon. After all, our weapon represents our cultivation and our future. When we worship our weapon, we are worshipping our power and reaffirm our path forward. We put all our trust and being into our weapon."

"When you put all you are into your weapon, you will feel that your weapon is you. Your Spirit and being enters the weapon and becomes it. Therefore, your weapon also becomes you."

Gravis nodded. All of this sounded rather vague and profound, but he let Surem continue.

"The closer you are to your weapon, the greater its potential becomes. Your very essence supports the weapon, allowing it to unleash more power than it can produce on its own. Your weapon becomes harder, sharper, more flexible, more durable. Overall, it becomes far more powerful."

"You already felt this when you fought the captain of the Burial Ground Set," Surem said.

Gravis nodded as he remembered the Early Major Circulation Immortal that he had killed.

Surem nodded too. "The captain has used a spear made out of the Higher Hard Material Law, and it had been created for someone at the Late Minor Circulation Immortal Realm."

the Higher Hard Material Law Surem referred to was the High-Tier Hard Pure Material

created for someone at the Late

Surem nodded.

forge equipment for the Early Major Circulation Immortal Realm, and all of his equipment had been on that

now, Surem said that the equipment of his opponent was actually inferior? Yet, Gravis had

this wouldn't make any sense to Gravis, but after Surem's explanation, it made sense. This was the power of the connection

he had misjudged the power of the Core Disciple of the Punishment Cleaver Sect. This Core Disciple probably had appropriate equipment for his level, which meant that any single strike would probably have completely

short, Gravis had underestimated the Core

"I understand," Gravis said.

to our weapon. Each time we worship them, our connection improves. Depending on your faithfulness to your weapon, you can decide how much

your weapon always takes priority over everything," Surem said solemnly. "No matter what happens, your weapon demands its attention, and if you skip

nodded. "What's the usual amount?" he

beginners dedicate three hours per day to their

hours per day? Then how was he supposed to comprehend

are already an Immortal. These three hours per day are for Cultivators that don't yet concentrate on comprehending Laws. As soon as they come into contact with some

a lot of their progress. You can directly start with a fitting schedule. A good example would be dedicating ten years to your weapon

noticed that Gravis had a question

Surem said. "A Low-Tier Weapon Intent has the power of an Initial Law. A Mid-Tier Weapon Intent has the power of a

A

been cases of people directly understanding the Weapon

"Heart?" Gravis asked.

comes after

four Law

you will understand with each level of Weapon Intent," Surem said. "This is something that you have to learn on your own, and no one can help you

"And how can I go about creating a connection

your weapon, and

important than your weapon,"

the wrong way, but it feels rather farfetched and a bit

Wishy-Washy!?" Surem shouted in shock. "What are you talking about!? This is the same as

couple of times in confusion. "It isn't?" he said in confusion. "I simply look at Laws and find out how they tick and what makes them do the things they do. According to your explanation, Weapon Cultivation sounds like

it! I concentrate on the Law and feel its

with skepticism at Surem

ask you!" Surem shouted as he slammed

a third person appeared. It

at them and

work? What, you think just because you know how a Law works that you can wield it? That makes no sense. Knowing something doesn't mean being able to use something. The Law must give

Do these guys honestly believe that the Laws must first give their permission to be wielded? What, is understanding during tempering some kind of test

Immortals! What the fuck is going on

Spirit Sense went around the training area to look at the other