Gravis arrived inside the Sect.

Liran had already left, leaving the Sects in the hands of his two Vice Sect Masters. Gravis didn't know if the Vice Sect Masters had been informed or if they had already gleaned some details from the situation, but that wasn't important.

The survival of the Unrestrained Sect was no longer of Gravis' concern.

A couple of years ago, he would have given his all for the Unrestrained Sect. After all, he had joined them, and he had thought that they all wanted freedom more than anything.

However, all of these illusions had been broken down by reality. Instead of chasing freedom, everyone was acting like they already knew freedom. Usually, knowing suppression made it easier to comprehend freedom, but in this case, it made it even harder. When someone thought they knew something, they often were blind to signs of something else being true.

Liran had disappointed Gravis more than once, and he had not done anything when another Sect Master broke the rules and wanted to kill Gravis. Liran had all the power to break down the Formation Array and protect Gravis. What was stopping him?

Indecisiveness.

So what if he broke the Formation Array? In the worst case, Liran could have simply paid for a new one. Sure, such Formation Arrays weren't cheap, but creating one was definitely within the budget of a Sect.

As the most powerful person of the Sect and its Sect Master, it had been Liran's responsibility to protect his disciples against enemies that were too powerful for them. No one would join a Sect that couldn't or wasn't willing to protect them.

Gravis looked one last time at the Sect from above. When he had arrived, he believed this place to be his new home for a long time, but that was no longer the case.

This was the house of a stranger, and Gravis didn't like this stranger one bit.

If the Sect Master wasn't willing to protect Gravis, Gravis wasn't willing to protect the Sect.

Their death had absolutely nothing to do with him anymore.

He wouldn't fight for the Unrestrained Sect's survival but for his own tempering. Fighting an Immortal King as a Late Major Circulation Immortal was just perfect for Gravis. His Will-Aura was not powerful enough to suppress the Immortal King, making the fight risky but winnable. The incoming fight would probably be about as hard as his fight against Samantha.

Gravis had already prepared some appropriate sabers and spears for his fight.

Where did he get these resources from?

From Samantha and that one spying Peak Immortal.

had been the most powerful Major Circulation Immortal of the Sect Alliance, and when Gravis killed her, he had gotten a lot of wealth from her. The Peak Immortal also had some wealth, but not as much as

no use for the wealth of the spy. She was one of the Core Disciples of the Nine Elements Sect, and her wealth easily eclipsed the wealth of a Sect Master from the Sect Alliance. This little bit of

the Early Major Circulation Immortal Realm. He only showed this body so that the enemy might not suspect anything. If the enemy knew that Gravis could be a real danger to them, they might abort the attack or get reinforcements. After all, the attackers didn't

sitting in the training ground, happily talking with others. His strength hadn't increased, but that wasn't anything unusual. After all, only around seven years had passed since they had met. Seven years to an Immortal was

With enough wealth, everyone could do that, but no one would. After all, completing five

like the middle Heaven's tales of father's cultivation journey have infected me,' Gravis thought with a smirk. 'Father violently

SHING!

teleported away and appeared

said with a smile as he drank some wine. "Haven't seen you in a while.

recognize Gravis. They had heard about some supreme Ascender, but they had never seen him. This was Gravis? They thought him to be bigger. Based on the tales of his power, they

didn't know that they were right on the money. Gravis' true form actually was quite humongous, and he truly had

we need to talk," Gravis said with

then their eyes narrowed. Who did that guy think he was? They were having a nice get-together, and this person

on?"

answering with words, Gravis transmitted something to Surem. "Follow me, or you might not

shock. What

Surem's reaction and glared at Gravis. Gravis

know who you think you are," a guy said as he stood up. He was in the Late Major Circulation Realm as he

WHOOOOOM!

guy

were strangers, and he didn't give a shit about them. The only reason why that guy didn't get a kick in the gut

jumped back in shock. Gravis had just made

to do something to me, but it seems to be something important. Just

nodded meekly as

reappeared outside

that about me not seeing

told Surem about what would

shouted in shock. "How is this possible!? We are in the Sect

from others," Gravis said. "It's simply a community of old people that vie for status and resources. As soon as you pay them enough resources, they are willing to band together against any other

and Gravis ensued, but

why you are here?

have nearly sacrificed your life for me before. That's something I value deeply. This is not a fight you can fight in. This will

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