Gravis sat down and gathered all the different insights of all the different element-specific Battle Laws he had comprehended.

Then, he isolated the element-neutral aspects of these Laws, leaving about 33% of each Law behind.

All of this only took Gravis a couple of days.

After that, Gravis looked at the best aspects of the remainder, leaving behind only about 15% of the different element-specific Battle Laws.

This took Gravis a couple of weeks.

However, that still left far too much. After all, 15 times 14 was 210. This meant that Gravis had to reduce the Laws yet again.

This time, it took Gravis a couple of years. It took so long because Gravis had to test the effectiveness of the different aspects and compare them to each other. He also had to see if these aspects could work with each other.

In the end, about 10% of each Law was left. He only had to reduce it a bit more, but it was already proving to be quite challenging.

The next refinement took Gravis nearly 50 years, and 9% were left.

Still a bit too much.

By now, Gravis had reached a point where he didn't want to give up anything. All of these things were absolutely top-notch, but he couldn't have duplicates for the same concepts.

The next refinement took Gravis 500 years, and he was left with about 8% of the insights.

'Just a little bit more!'

The next refinement took Gravis nearly 5,000 years, but in the end, he was done.

He had created a blueprint for his Law.

'I had to give up so much good stuff,' Gravis thought with a sigh. 'However, only the best things are left!'

'Time to finish the Law!'

Gravis took out his saber and tried out many different concepts by swinging his saber. He knew that these concepts all made sense and that they fit together, but they didn't really create a whole. He needed to fuse the aspects together.

As Gravis tried every possible attack he could do with his saber, he tried to make the connection between them as smooth as possible, which was not easy.

Gravis even felt like his concentration was being used up at a terrifying rate. His mind was going through an uncountable number of calculations every instant.

Another 5,000 years passed, and Gravis became much better at condensing the Law.

'Over 10,000 years for a Form Law,' Gravis thought with a bit of frustration. 'That's way too much!'

Gravis was only a single step away, but that step was impossibly hard to take.

Everything had already perfectly clicked into place, but there was one spot between two different concepts that just wouldn't flow smoothly, no matter how much Gravis tried.

It was like these two concepts couldn't be incorporated.

'I mean, I have a different concept from a different Law that I could insert here, but I like this one way better. I don't want to give up this one!'

trying to make it fit, but

grew more and more

this working!?' Gravis

It should

absolutely perfect! There is absolutely no error in my

doesn't this work!?' Gravis thought

no idea what he should do anymore, which made him decide to check out some other

through all his Laws and, after a while, just randomly tried them

SHING!

suddenly uttered

had become a bit smoother

Gravis thought. 'Who would have thought that this Law would help me in making progress? It's actually ironic. Form Laws require a perfect control over everything so that I move accurately

Law did

level three

control over their attacks in exchange for a powerful boost

a bit more as

Law of Rage, controlling his own attacks became

the other attacks and concepts lost synchronicity, but that one

something here and checked

tried out the level three Law of Calm during the other segments, and, sure enough, they

'Perfect!' Gravis thought.

of Rage and the Law of Calm. If their forces had identical strength, they would cancel each other out,

that he could incorporate these

to using these Emotional Laws as support

Empathy was useless. An attack with a saber

in comprehension again. Swinging his saber like this had a

like he was traveling

traveled through a

was all

Law of Rage. The Law of Rage had already

a tranquil ocean that

and the desert were separated

some reason, Gravis thought that this didn't really fit. The only word Gravis could think of

right hand and moved it

SSHH!

from the desert flowed over the cliff, creating a

and looked at

there were

One was the desert.

One was the ocean.

And the last one?

one was a

Gravis' eyes widened as comprehension shone

BOOOOM!

BOOOOM!

a second but immediately had to

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