Lightning Is the Only Way

Gravis had big plans for the next set of Laws. These next ones would substantially increase his Battle-Strength while not needing any extra Energy usage.

The first Battle-Law of the Element of Core that Gravis wanted to comprehend was the Law of Core Manipulation.

This Law would allow Gravis to manipulate metal and its associated matter with more ease. It sounded rather simple, but this was the Law that would combine all his other Core Laws.

As always, Gravis seemingly understood this Law in no time and went directly to the next Law Comprehension Area.

The next one was the first Law that would increase Gravis' power by a lot, the Law of Core's Sharpness.

This Law would allow Gravis to manipulate metal and its associated matter in such a way that the cutting edge of the metal would become that much sharper.

What made this Law so special?

Gravis didn't need to use this Law all the time.

Why not?

Because he could just use this Law on his weapon while forging to make it sharper. However, this required the Law of Core's Manipulation first. Fortunately, Gravis had just comprehended that one before this one.

Yes, the entire concept of the Battle Laws for Core that Gravis wanted to comprehend revolved around increasing the power of his equipment. Gravis wouldn't need to use any extra Energy while fighting since his equipment would have already been forged beforehand.

A lot of Battle Laws of the Core Element could be infused into the weapons. These Laws would make the weapons a lot more powerful, and if Gravis had known them in the highest world, he could have asked for several times more Immortal Stones for his weapons.

Weapons augmented with the Battle Laws for Core were the truly high-class weapons, except for World Weapons.

Forgers in the

Forgers all knew these Laws, but the Immortals didn't know them. There were even nearly no

Why?

affinity. The metal element was generally not considered as a good affinity for forging. After all, one wouldn't be able to smelt the ores

far easier since one had direct control over the temperature. The Cultivator could feel

of that, people with metal affinity rarely became forgers, and from the few that attempted to become forgers, a majority

of high-class weapons would only become common in the Immortal Emperor Realm. By then, many Forgers had

Laws and the Major Law of the Elements. One could say that these weapons

his saber would become a lot sharper. Against humans, this wouldn't be very important since humans didn't have a strong defense, to begin with, but

Law Gravis comprehended was the Law of Core's

the name implied, this Law increased the hardness and resilience of one's equipment. The compressed edges of the weapons already increased the hardness and durability of the weapons, but the

would finally solve a significant problem. With this Law, Gravis could finally block powerful attacks with his saber again without fear of them breaking. His fight against Samantha

Law wouldn't be so useful, but against humans, it was incredible. If Gravis didn't protect his weapons against a powerful enemy's attack, they might still break, but as long as he infused

of, the fourth Law Gravis comprehended was the Law

limit. He could infuse his saber with another element, but only to a certain degree. If he used too much on his saber, it

Core's Infusion to create the same technique that Samantha had used. This would allow Gravis' physical power to be added to the power of his attack, similar to

the only element

If Gravis didn't know the Law of Core's Infusion, his

was a peculiar one. It was peculiar even

called the Law of Core's

What did it do?

about as dead

Destruction allowed someone to increase this implicit attribute of death in metal. This gave the metal an additional, ethereal property that seemingly

wielders that were so in tune with their swords that a mere gaze from them could cut a leaf in half.

make sense of these legends, one would say that these Cultivators were so in tune with their weapons that their being emulated the feelings and properties of a sword. A sword could cut things, and