Lightning Is the Only Way

Gravis was quite surprised.

Yes, that was a pretty big incident!

"How powerful was the Highest Commander of Humanity?" Gravis asked.

"He was the publicly acknowledged strongest human," Siral answered. "He was a Peak Immortal Emperor that knew the level six Law of Blaze."

Gravis nodded. That truly was quite powerful.

The Law of Blaze was the level six Law equivalent to the Law of Inferno. If the Highest Commander also had that Law as his Avatar, he would have had control over an offensive level seven Law. Even more, with Weapon Techniques, the power of Blaze might have even been pushed to the power of a level 7.5 Law.

Was it even possible for a human to withstand such an attack?

Even beasts would be burned into nothingness as soon as they came into contact with such a force.

Who could kill someone like that?

"Who killed him?" Gravis asked with interest.

Usually, the demise of the Highest Commander of Humanity wouldn't interest him that much. After all, Gravis wasn't really part of either camp in the war. The death of such a powerful figure wouldn't be different to Gravis than the death of any normal Cultivator.

However, Arc had said that this incident could result in a nice tempering opportunity for Gravis.

This meant that the killer was most likely the intended target for Gravis' tempering.

"It was a woman by the name of Nira Frostglacier," Siral said.

'Frostglacier?' Gravis thought with furrowed brows. 'I've heard that last name before.'

"You might know her as the previous Sect Master of the Nine Elements Sect."

A woman with blue eyes and blue hair appeared in Gravis' memory. Her eyes exuded a kind of feeling that showed that she had everything in the world under her control.

"It's her?" Gravis asked with a cold gleam in his eyes.

This was the woman that had wanted to force Stella into a marriage with the All-Matter Sect that would have resulted in Stella's death.

Obviously, Gravis didn't have any good feelings for her.

"Yes," he

that possible?" Gravis asked with furrowed brows. "Wasn't she under the effects of a Life Ring? Don't take this the wrong way, but you, of all people, should know how difficult it is to break

could scarcely believe it when I've heard of it. Breaking away from the

a sip from a new cup of tea. "There were witnesses, and they had seen what happened. Apparently, during a gathering of the Commanders, Nira suddenly slashed at the highest Commander from behind him,

no one would dare to unleash an attack in there. Additionally, Nira had been under his

he would have probably also dropped

afterward?"

were shocked about what had happened, but all of them are experienced veterans. They immediately surrounded Nira and attacked her with the

the peculiar tone Siral

"But?" Gravis asked.

"But they couldn't

"Why?" Gravis asked.

powerful humans in the world. They were probably all Late Major Circulation Immortal Emperors. Withstanding such an avalanche of

Commanders until they could only unleash 20% of their speed," Siral

furrowed. "Her Will-Aura was that much

Late Major Circulation Immortal Emperor Realm, a bit below average for people with

them to such a degree?" Gravis asked, a cold light

"You probably already know, but that was the

Gravis nodded.

level six Law

managed to

all, after

only explanation Gravis

of being suppressed, Nira had subconsciously comprehended the level six Law of Suppression. Then, for some

Life Ring suppressed thoughts of revolution and disobedience, but it didn't stop

might already be enough to comprehend the level six Law of Freedom. At that point, the Cultivator would become immune to anything that

said. "Do you

answered. "Not many people in this world know about this Law, and even fewer have comprehended it. It's

it?" Siral

the Laws of Perceived Reality with Siral, which was why Siral didn't know much about that set

make it harder for you to comprehend it in the future, and, at some point, you need this Law to become more powerful," Gravis said. "Are

became a bit

didn't even know

about it would make it even harder

to know that something existed so that they could look at it and learn it. Not knowing about it meant that one

didn't doubt Gravis'

to Laws, Siral believed

thank you," Siral said with