"I killed some beasts," Mortis answered.

Gravis narrowed his eyes inside Arc's clearing.

"How many?"

"…A couple," Mortis answered after a pause.

"How many!?" Gravis asked again.

"I don't know. I didn't count," Mortis answered with annoyance. "Like maybe 40 or so."

Gravis furrowed his brows. "And they are probably all Immortal Kings?" Gravis asked.

"Most of them, yes," Mortis answered.

"Why?"

"Because they interrupted my Law Comprehension or didn't allow me to trade for their resources," Mortis answered. "You know that we need to go to multiple different places to comprehend the Soft Pure Law, and most of them just stopped me and said that this was their territory."

"So, I killed them," Mortis said.

Gravis scoffed. "What? Are you the Opposer? Is your solution to everything just killing?"

"What's wrong about that?" Mortis asked in annoyance. "Your father managed to become powerful this way. It's a proven method."

"Yes, but back then, the concept of Karmic Luck either didn't exist, or father had a normal amount of Karmic Luck. Instead, in your case, if you manage to anger even one powerful person, the chances are high that this person would want to kill you," Gravis explained.

"So? Then I just wasn't powerful enough," Mortis said coldly. "If I die, I die."

"You gotta give yourself enough time to become powerful!" Gravis shouted angrily. "You can't expect a rabbit to walk into a crocodile's mouth and then saying that it wasn't powerful enough. No, it wasn't that the rabbit wasn't powerful enough, but that the rabbit wasn't smart enough!"

"Are you calling me stupid?" Mortis asked with a freezing and threatening tone.

"No, but you're acting stupid!" Gravis shouted. "You are part of me, and I know that you are definitely not stupid, but your idiotic pride that says that giving even a small inch means being inferior makes you do stupid things!"

happened that I underestimated others? Remember Byron? Remember Morus? Remember Narcissus? You are part

not me,"

that was me, not you!" Gravis shouted back. "So, learn from my mistakes

fucked up big time, but he didn't want to admit it in front of the perceived weaker version

his way was better to become powerful, but now, Mortis was stuck in this shitty prison while

wasn't allowed to kill beasts. He wasn't allowed to leave this place. He wasn't allowed

just stuck sitting there,

been

No.

some beasts, he would have

punishment for Cultivators. After all, they were doomed to be stuck on their current Realm and comprehension while watching their longevity shrink and shrink. It was basically

and Mortis argued for over ten more minutes. Gravis was always on the aggressive side, while Mortis was on the defensive side. He

Mortis was thinking. After all,

weak that you can't even admit that you have made a mistake?"

dare call me

way without questioning yourself? Do you believe that conviction in your

Mortis didn't immediately answer.

Gravis asked, having calmed down by now. "You won't be injured by admitting a mistake. Your Battle-Strength won't decrease. The only thing that will happen is that you have admitted a mistake. The pain of jumping over your stupid pride will

mistake is growth, not regression," Gravis said

admit his mistakes. If it were anyone else, Mortis wouldn't find it difficult. He

in front of

himself that was supposed to be a weaker version without any courage

that the other Gravis

noticed that Mortis still didn't answer

and disadvantages, Mortis," Gravis

Then, Mortis' eyes shone.

this category compared to Gravis? Specifically this weakness

powerful than Gravis in Battle-Strength, and wasn't Battle-Strength the most important? Power was everything, after

was still the more powerful version of Gravis. It was just that in some very specific situations, his mindset was

said finally. "I made a mistake. I

brightly. "No problem. Now,

5,000 years long, and I already finished 3,500 of those. 1,500 years isn't so long,

The Novel will be updated daily. Come back and continue reading tomorrow, everyone!

Comments ()

0/255