Gravis felt great when he realized that he had comprehended the level five Law of Humility directly. Comprehending the apathetic part of the Law of Humility wasn't hard at all since acting like this was very similar to how Gravis had acted when he was younger.

Back then, Gravis wasn't all about comprehending Laws but was all about killing his enemies. He didn't really demonstrate his power to make his enemies go all out but took full advantage of the fact that they were underestimating him.

So, the apathetic part came naturally to him.

However, the empathetic part would be something completely different.

Gravis would never act like he had acted in the Heaven's Trial.

Gravis always took the initiative and dealt with problems directly.

Why?

Because he had the power to do so and because it was necessary to jump into danger to become powerful.

In the Heaven's Trial near the end, Gravis had acted like a pushover that never attacked anyone. Additionally, he had always changed sides as soon as a stronger party arrived.

In short, Gravis had acted like a traitorous, opportunistic turncoat.

Acting like this went completely against Gravis' philosophy, which put a lot of emphasis on fairness, honesty, and loyalty.

Comprehending the empathetic aspect of the Law of Humility might have either been impossible or would have taken an insanely long time under normal circumstances.

"I truly have to thank you, Arc," Gravis repeated again. "I don't know how long it would have taken me to comprehend the level five Law of Humility otherwise."

"I know," Arc answered with a smirk. "That's why I modified the Heaven's Trial. I don't want to wait for another eternity for our fight."

Gravis' heart stabbed a bit when he heard that.

Arc had worded it lightly, but Gravis still couldn't get comfortable with the fact that he would be Arc's death in the not-so-distant future.

Gravis really didn't want to kill Arc.

However, Arc and Gravis both knew that there was no way around it.

If Gravis didn't kill Arc, he would receive the Brand.

No matter how much Gravis liked Arc, he couldn't put Arc's survival above his own future.

Yes, they were close friends, but his freedom was more important to Gravis than his friends.

One might see this as selfish, but essentially all Cultivators thought like this. Additionally, Gravis never masked his true priorities.

Everyone knew about Gravis' priorities.

was allowed to stand between

Yet… maybe one thing…

thought about Stella, and an intense emotional conflict

had to choose between Stella and freedom, what

this thought appeared in Gravis' mind, intense emotions fought

was no clear

know

What would he decide?

on me," Arc said

conflict inside of him was pushed to the side. "Oh, sorry. I was

smile. "The conflict of priorities is one of the most difficult things

got reminded of his conflict with

Gravis' loyalty towards his lightning and his desire for freedom and autonomy had clashed inside

had appeared

remembered that issue,

why was

unsolvable problem. Why worry about something

certain if Stella and his path to power would ever come into

problem since the problem

choose the correct words in every situation?" Gravis asked

smile. "Don't worry, when you become as old as me, you'll be even more experienced than

again. "You said

a laugh. "Of course, I meant if.

heard Arc's words,

didn't want to kill

time was advancing at a

this world, his fight against

now, Gravis was over 200,000 years old, and he was close to comprehending the Laws of

things standing between now and Gravis' future

First, the Emotional Law.

level seven Law of Perceived

level seven Law of Sentience, which was a

into the Gate

Gravis was certain that he could comprehend the Law of Sentience before he died to the increasingly more

thing that could stop the fight between

was the only thing that was

that and tempering

all these things. That's all for the future. Why not focus

noted that Arc

should pay

as he

next 3,000 years," he

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