The Immortal King looked with shock at Gravis.

How was he still alive!?

How did he build a house!?

There were so many questions running through the Immortal King's mind.

"Don't ask," Gravis immediately said as he looked at the Immortal King evenly.

"Wasn't about to," the Immortal King lied.

Gravis looked at him for some seconds and then looked at the emptying bowl.

"How long does the rain last, and how often does it appear?" he asked.

"It appears once a year and lasts for a week," the Immortal King answered.

"So, I just have to wait?"

"Yes."

Gravis sighed and went over to a mountain, where he simply sat down and waited.

It annoyed him to no end that he had to wait to comprehend more, but there was nothing he could do.

So, Gravis spent an entire week just waiting and thinking about in which order he would comprehend his next Laws.

The week took way too long to pass, but eventually, it did.

BANG! BANG! BANG!

Slowly, the ball pit started to form again, and Gravis immediately grabbed some balls. After some seconds, there were enough balls to encompass Gravis' body. So, Gravis built a cocoon out of lightning balls around him.

Then, he went back to comprehending.

The Immortal King simply shook his head.

He had given up on trying to understand Gravis. This was not worth the effort.

Like this, another year passed until the next rain arrived. Gravis went back to the mountains again and seemingly waited.

However, inside his Life Ring, Gravis had stealthily stored a ton of these balls. They would be his backup balls for when the rain was coming. So, this time, Gravis didn't have to wait for a week. He simply created another body and kept comprehending.

after a bit more than five years, Gravis managed to comprehend the

BOOOOM!

Ring, which was a negligible amount of Energy to him. After that, he fused his split bodies together again. After all, he had to split his body to keep up the act of

done,"

King shouted

uttered as he summoned a stationary

King became shocked again, something that had happened far too frequently recently. However, luckily for him, this would be the

leaving. Have fun!" Gravis said

nodded absentmindedly. "You

SHING!

Gravis was gone

some minutes, Gravis arrived at his usual spot again and checked

ten years or so. Hope nothing happened to her,' Gravis thought, feeling a bit nervous. However, Gravis knew exactly that ten years was basically nothing for an Immortal. In actuality, it would be strange if Stella

I will just

SHING!

again as he went to his next target, and in just a couple

Gravis arrived, his eyes widened in shock. What

BOOOM! BOOOM! BOOOM! BOOOM!

explosions occurred every second as they echoed throughout the horizons. Mighty lightning bolts came from

all, Gravis' next goal had been to understand the Major Law of Lightning's Explosiveness. Of course lightning would be exploding all around the

that the

there were still

how could there be any mountains left? The lightning would have long ground them into absolute

how was it possible that there were still mountains after

are you!?"

Gravis answered. "I'll be staying here for

nodded. "I've heard of you. You can stay, but don't break anything! This is

his chin. "I can see that," he said. "How come that there

looked at Gravis with a side-eye. Obviously, he wasn't as kind as the last one, but he

Comprehension Area has two powerful Laws. If one of them breaks, both of them break," he

bit surprised. Two powerful Laws at once? That really was

other one?" Gravis

by the ground, creating a stream of Graphite Energy. The Graphite Energy creates new materials,

know that one!' Gravis

ground, and sure enough, there was a stream of Graphite Energy in the ground. Gravis followed the Energy flow and

hit the ground all around the area like

earth, replacing an already destroyed one. The creation of the mountain then created a kind of magnetic field that drew in even

of them broke, the other one would also stop

was a natural cycle of pure

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