Lightning Is the Only Way

After spending all his contribution points, Gravis left the exchange hall. Mortis' actual body quickly took the fruits and the token and vanished.

Then, Mortis left Opposer City and searched for a good, isolated location to comprehend his Laws.

As Mortis distracted himself and as Gravis continued earning money, something else of interest concerning Gravis was happening in Opposer City.

"Greetings, I'm searching for my junior brother. He said he was coming to this city to buy something, but he hadn't returned in the last century. Our master has sent me to search for him."

A red-haired man with bulging muscles and very visible chest hair stood in front of an armored guard sitting at a desk.

Both of them were currently inside one of the garrisons in Opposer City.

"Name or title?" the guard asked with practiced ease.

"I'm Broad Walker, and my junior brother's title is Silent Walker," the man answered with a boisterous voice.

The guard transmitted the titles to the archivist, who quickly checked if they had any information on someone called Silent Walker.

The archivist quickly answered with the relevant information.

The guard looked at Broad Walker with a different expression now.

In the guard's eyes, Broad Walker had transformed.

He transformed from a civilian to a customer!

"One hundred years ago, someone going by the title Silent Walker was sent to the mines," the guard said. "Do you have an aura sample we can use to check if this is the person you're searching for?"

Broad Walker's eyes widened in shock. "The mines!?" he shouted. "Why!?"

The other guards in the office looked over at Broad Walker with annoyed eyes. Couldn't that guy see that they were working?

"First, we need to confirm if the new miner going by Silent Walker is the person you're searching for. Aura, please," the guard said.

BANG!

More annoyed gazes were thrown at Broad Walker as he hammered his fist down on the table in outrage.

brother!? A miner!? My junior brother is the most honest, most hardworking, and kindest person in our entire Sect! Yet, you're telling me he's in the mines!?" Broad Walker shouted with

guard answered

is a different Silent Walker. I refuse to believe that my junior brother did anything shady!"

Walker extended a finger and simulated his junior brother's aura. Imitating an aura was very difficult, and something like this could not fool anyone, but the aura only had to be similar enough for the comparison. After all, imitating an aura

but it actually wasn't. The details Immortal Emperors could perceive were so fine that no Immortal Emperor would be fooled by an aura only 99%

on Broad Walker's finger and compared it

Rough match.

title could

a similar aura could be a

similar aura and the same title? Very likely

guard said. "It is safe to assume that the person currently mining for us is

BANG!

did you imprison my junior brother!? What has he done!? This is an outrage! My junior brother would never do

only looked at his table. "You're paying for that table. It was expensive,

shouted, remembering his master's lectures about swearing. "Why is my

said with a commanding voice. "57 God

stinking table costs 57

fits like the one you're currently throwing," the guard said with narrowed eyes. "But you are a beast, which is why it nearly broke!

I look like I know the Major Medium

pay for it!" the guard shouted as he stood up

gaze. "Well, I don't have

guard smirked. "Boys! We have

smirking as they stood

I was about to unveil your scheme against my junior brother, but instead of acknowledging your mistake, you're suppressing the

me! No! Don't- argh, this is unacceptable! You're hindering the freedom of the press! Wait until my master hears of this! He

BANG!

cyan flames kicked Broad Walker's face,

guard said with annoyance. Then,

the other guard said with

CRRRR!

table

think 57 years for the table and five years as a supervision fee should do the trick. 62 years it is. Just let me run that through the Commander aaaaand he agreed. 62

Broad Walker was sent

met Silent Walker in the mines, who informed