When Gravis heard Aris speak, he felt like he was meeting someone completely new.

Aris had always had inner conflicts. Some parts of human psychology and beast psychology battled in his mind. One side told him that he should get into contact with others more and join a group, while another part of himself told him that he didn't need all that. He only needed power.

Gravis knew of all these inner conflicts, but when he saw Aris again, he felt that the conflicts had been resolved.

The Opposer had told Aris that he should go into a world where the tempering was organization-based, not species-based. In that world, humans and beasts joined the same powers, and they lived in relative harmony with each other. The enemies were not the ones that didn't look like them, but the ones belonging to other powers.

Apparently, living in such a world for such a long time had done a lot to shape Aris' personality.

Well, that and time. After all, Aris had spent nearly 200,000 years in that world.

"Aris," Gravis said with a smile on his face as he came closer. Then, Gravis looked Aris up and down. "Honestly, when I just saw you, I thought that I saw another version of myself. You really resemble me."

Aris smiled slightly.

Pack!

Gravis' eyes widened as Aris pulled him into a hug.

"I missed you, father," Aris said.

Gravis was taken aback as he heard Aris' words.

Without noticing it, Gravis' feelings were going wild.

Gravis had always told himself that his children were beasts and that it was normal for them to not want to spend any time with him. He knew that, and that was why he always gave them their free space.

However, this didn't mean that Gravis didn't wish for a deep connection with his son.

After all, Aris was his son!

Even if they hadn't met for a long time, Aris was still one of the most important beings in his life.

the hug

Aris

for being such a burden back

answered as he gently pushed Aris away. "As your father, it was

looked

these words," Aris said with a smile. "When I joined my Sect, I saw how hard it was for human parents to let go of their children. I also saw how difficult it was for them to allow

children left for a fight, and whenever I saw that,

in the wilds while constantly having to fight off other beasts. It was hard to see you guys leave for the Tribes to temper yourselves, but the hardest part was watching you guys leave for

were not high for you to return alive, and we wouldn't see each other for a

Gravis smiled as he put his arms on Aris' shoulders. "But here you are! You've grown

have matured, and I now realize how much of a burden I must have been

Gravis repeated. "You've never

said with a more serious voice. "Even now, I am

and he saw that Aris fully meant

as a beast, and I shouldn't have any Karmic Luck. Yet, if I didn't

is precisely because I am your son. Even when you were not

hard to stay important to Heaven so that we don't

Aris, and an awkward smile appeared

awkwardly. "I

the tens of thousands of years he had spent with

Working hard?

Eeehhhh.

all beings. You can't work yourself to the bone at all times, and you need your breaks. I

inclusion of all the natural worlds, only one beast arrives for every two humans. Humans don't have worlds where only humans are, but beasts have worlds where

the power of Karmic Luck. It is the force that tips the scales when an outcome is uncertain. When two parties have the same power, it's all down to luck, and the party with less luck will

sense, it hurts my pride, but I also know that luck shouldn't be a deciding factor

all looked down on you time and time again, forcing you to prove your power to us.

lot about humans, and the fact that you were willing to help us so much is not something many people would

You would get the chance to reach the Nascent Nourishing Realm, and we would get the gift of life. Our mother abandoned us, and there

and we only saw you as a more

stopped loving us. You helped

have simply cut contact. After all, you also have to

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