Lightning Is the Only Way

The Opposer looked at his son neutrally.

Gravis' friends looked at him with bitter smiles.

Gravis was missing the obvious thing once again due to his special situation.

"Nothing," the Opposer said.

Gravis furrowed his brows. "What do you mean with nothing? Why wouldn't he do anything?"

"Because there is no problem," the Opposer said.

"How is that not a problem?" Gravis asked with a frown.

"Because it's only a problem for the absolute minority," the Opposer answered. "In fact, there are only three beings in this entire world for whom this is a problem."

"Arcerius, Mortis, and you."

Gravis raised an eyebrow.

"Gravis," Manuel said with a bitter smile. "This entire situation has no impact on us."

Gravis looked at Manuel with a questioning gaze.

"I've already been here for quite a while, and I know a lot about this world," Manuel said. "Only 1% of all Peak Immortal Emperors become Star Gods, which sounds like not a lot, but that is actually not the case."

"As soon as I heard about how big this world is, I actually had to confirm that piece of information several times since I just couldn't believe it."

"Just a rough estimation of the number of Peak Immortal Emperors is already a terrifying number."

"The number of Peak Immortal Emperors is probably at around 100 trillion," Manuel said with a bitter smile. "So, even if only 1% of Peak Immortal Emperors reach the Star God Realm, we would probably still see the birth of over a trillion Star Gods in the next 200,000 years."

Gravis took a deep breath as he heard that number.

So many!?

"Even the most powerful of our group will find thousands or millions of beings on our level that are more powerful than us," Manuel said. "Additionally, even if we temper ourselves and kill a hundred powerful Star Gods each, there will be thousands of Star Gods that also killed over a hundred Star Gods."

"The ratio of these terrifying geniuses is obviously very low, but when used on such a gigantic number, we would still be left with a very high number of terrifying geniuses."

"In fact, the number is easily big enough to last everyone until they become Ancestral Gods, and at that point, the current situation doesn't matter anymore."

"None of us are inhibited by this."

"We can simply make a Sect or join a Sect, and we will have plenty of opponents and wars."

"The only ones inhibited by this problem are beings that can't be judged with normal standards," Manuel said with an awkward expression.

Gravis listened to Manuel and sighed.

It was true.

This was only a problem for the three of them.

Orthar didn't need to change anything.

The world would naturally regenerate and repair itself.

nothing has been changed?" Gravis asked

changed," the Opposer

Gravis sighed once again.

such a problem. Everyone else could continue their

looked at Mortis and

Mortis frowned.

Arc only smiled.

troubled," Gravis commented as he saw Arc. "You do

there are several ways out of our situation. This problem is a minor

lifted an

starters, we can just wait," Arc said. "We can concentrate on comprehending Laws for around 700,000 years. At that point, there should be plenty of Star Gods on all levels. We would have no issues in finding Star Gods

had thought of that, but he really didn't

the problem, but Gravis wanted to make

if he could comprehend the new True Laws

of them were special in some case, making them different from

Emotions had nothing to do with watching

Law was only so powerful because of the

of Death

be comprehended in an

of the

was the only level seven Law that followed the standard

Laws, except for the Major Law of Death,

about the True Hard

from any weaker

the

Same thing.

these level seven Laws all at once without being able

missing level six Laws for the Elements and the Law of Matter to create the level

go temper himself in 300,000 years again, at

if he wanted to

supposed to comprehend Laws for 300,000 years and then just wait

do that. After all, he was always happy to be with Stella and

But what about Mortis?

even

own power. She could spare a couple ten-thousand years for Gravis, but not hundreds of thousands of

didn't really like

"What else?" Gravis asked.

my Creator should have even more. He can just retrofit them to give you some

Gravis' eyes shone.

a great

himself, he could simply enter

sounds great,"

of something that made

been under the control of Peak Sects in your world, and

"Probably," Arc said.

this some more, but he really didn't like the

joined a Sect while being extremely powerful, one would have a home, resources,

by people far more powerful than Gravis, which meant that

several wars, which wasn't something he

Why?

the power difference in a war could be

it could be that Gravis had to fight a force that he