Lightning Is the Only Way

It felt like Gravis hadn't been away for long, but for the others, thousands of years had passed.

Gravis had to release a heavy sigh when he heard that about 20% of all his students had died by now. Unity Realm Cultivators and beasts could only live for a single millennium, but nearly none of them would die of old age. They would either reach the next Realm or die in battle.

However, the 80% that were still alive had all reached the Law Comprehension Realm at least. There were even some that had already become Immortal.

80% was an incredible ratio. Apparently, Gravis' and Arc's teachings had a great effect on the students.

These little kids that Gravis had taught back then had all either grown up or had died. Maybe to them, Gravis had been a nice substitute teacher an eternity ago. They had met him back then but hadn't seen him again for their entire life.

Some of Gravis' old students were visiting, but nearly none of them recognized him. Only after Gravis informed them of who he was would some of them remember him and talk about old times.

Fortunately, Gravis hadn't been an important person in their life. Not seeing him for their entire life wasn't much of a loss to them.

However, this showed Gravis again how difficult it was for someone to have a family while still cultivating. According to his own perception, Gravis had only been away for a little bit, but everyone else thought that it had been an eternity.

Luckily, Gravis' three children had also entered the path of Cultivation. Otherwise, all of them would have died of old age a long time ago. Sadly, it was still difficult to think about Aris and Cera. Both of them were in different higher worlds right now, and they had left immediately. In fact, since Gravis had spent over a thousand years in his homeworld, his two children were now much older than him.

It pained Gravis to think about it, but Aris and Cera had probably already fully dissociated from him. Time was cruel. It made everything fade.

'I shouldn't be so selfish,' Gravis thought with a sigh. 'They are happy even without me, so I should be happy for them. It's their life, not mine.'

Gravis wasn't really worried about Yersi. Gravis had spent a really long time with Yersi, and she was also in the highest world, which meant that time was progressing ten times slower. Yersi would still care about him.

alive,' Gravis

the old students were either adults or dead now, which meant that Gravis got to know a lot of new

students, and the students also had a ton of fun. Gravis mainly just talked and joked with them as he

met a lot of new Immortals and Immortal Kings. After all, there were a lot of them, and they only came here for a

met someone from the Purist Sect. However, that person was very taciturn. It was like he only answered Gravis when he asked a question, and

wanted to talk

So, Gravis asked him.

answers, the guy became surprised. After that, he apologized and said that it hadn't been his intention to be

disciples of the Purist Sect disliked empty words. Their mindset was more akin to beasts, and they believed that words were empty. Only actions would truly show someone's

thought that this Sect sounded quite similar to him, but the guy told Gravis that he wouldn't fit

and in comparison to all the other Sects, they didn't rely on

that didn't need to rely on outside help, the Laws of the

opposed them, one single slash would kill

were basically

mind, this was just some kind of arbitrary, subjective standard. Their power

pure path. He had thought just like this in the past. Gravis had always

all. Just like the Black Magnate had said, power was everything. It didn't matter what kind of power it was. In the end, the more powerful one would survive while the weaker

the Black Magnate

was a possibility, but

was the

peak of normally