Lightning Is the Only Way

"Nice to meet you, Arc," Gravis said with a slight smile.

"Nice to meet you too, Gravis," Arc answered with a slight laugh. "You know, you are the first being with whom I can talk openly."

Gravis nodded. "Understandable. Most beings, after they hear who you are, would automatically feel distant from you. Additionally, they don't know how the intricacies of the worlds work and what Heavens actually are."

"Right," Arc said. "In the past, I told some people about my background, but they either didn't believe me or distanced themselves from me. It didn't matter how long I have known them previously. As soon as they realize that I have created the entire world, they become distant."

"By the way," Gravis said. "I never knew how you Heavens actually made worlds. How does that work?"

Arc smiled. This casual and relatively intrusive question showed that Gravis wasn't talking to Arc like he was some supreme being.

"Depends on the level of the world," Arc said. "Lower and middle Heavens will never be able to learn enough to create a world. So, they get an already finished blueprint of a world that they can change however they want."

"As soon as life gets involved, the higher Heavens get involved and summon the kind of lifeforms that the Heaven wants. Everything else depends on them. By the way, to become a higher Heaven, you need to know the High-Tier Law of the Living World," he said.

"How do the Heavens learn the relevant Laws?" Gravis asked.

"Don't you have a lot of questions?" Arc asked with a laugh. "But I don't mind it. I might as well tell you how Heavens start existing and what happens between their creation and them taking over a world."

Gravis nodded. He wanted to know how all of this worked. The comprehension of Laws could probably be implanted in them, but what about their Will-Auras?

"When a higher ranked Heaven sees that they need something more of a specific resource, they often begin the creation process of a new Heaven. For example, if you were responsible for a world filled with humans, but the beast population and average power can't oppose the humans anymore."

"You can't just let the beasts die. That would make finding tempering far more difficult in the future. So, you create a new Heaven for a new lower-ranked natural world," Arc said.

"I thought the different categories

still try to keep elemental and battle worlds separate, but most higher worlds require lower-ranked natural worlds to keep up with the consumption of

need, the more

course, one natural world isn't enough. We need a lot more beasts than only one natural world can provide. Additionally, the more powerful your average Cultivators are in your world, the

your world?" Gravis

said, "I like to keep the powers of beasts and humans the same. I also allow my beasts to ascend. I don't care which side produces more Energy. I only care about the individual and their talent. To me, a beast and a human are the

do you accomplish

smirk. "My children do this for me. I let them do whatever they want in their worlds. I'm responsible for my cluster,

rules?" Gravis asked in

nod as he slightly tapped a

in

I were to compare it to a company, you could say that he is the owner

and laughed. "Man, you're really good at sidetracking

chuckled a bit. "I've heard something

beside Arc since he felt

cultivate until they reach the power to ascend from a lower-ranked world than ours. They will subconsciously emulate the looks of us Heavens, and as soon as they become powerful

know their destiny. As soon as they realize who they are, they will enter specific places to comprehend all the relevant Laws they need, except for the Lightning Law. The Lightning Law will be handed out by the higher-ranked Heaven since they wouldn't be

they need, they will be given their own blueprint of a

mind was

Subconsciously emulate Heaven's looks?

as soon as they became

this just like

that Orthar was a new middle Heaven in the making? Was this why he had immediately

"I see that you have

a bit surprised and wanted to ask how Arc knew about Orthar, but then he remembered that the