Lightning Is the Only Way

"You won?" Gravis asked the Black Magnate.

"Of course I won!" the Black Magnate answered with a snort. "You think Sinister Sally can fight me? She always only uses tricks. She always weakens her enemies slowly before their fight to give her a higher chance of victory."

Gravis looked with an awkward expression at the Black Magnate. "Why did you attack the Undying Doctor?" he asked.

The Black Magnate snorted. "Undying, eh? Not so undying anymore, right?" he said with a laugh.

Gravis wasn't in the mood to laugh since something was weighing on his mind.

Why did the Black Magnate attack the Undying Doctor right now?

If it were because of him, Gravis wouldn't feel comfortable. It felt like too big of a favor.

"Tch," the Black Magnate spat when he saw Gravis' expression. "It's not because of you," he said.

"Then, why?" Gravis asked.

"I was supposed to be her opponent anyway. Her longevity would have run out in around three million years, and I was the closest one in power to her. I would have been her opponent regardless. The only difference would have been the time," the Black Magnate explained.

"As I've said, Sinister Sally loves weakening her opponents. I've already seen how her sinister claws had started to extend towards me. She made my life harder through several means. Old friends suddenly didn't want to talk to me as much. Other Heaven's Magnates suddenly started talking in an even more depressing manner."

"She was trying to sap me of my motivation to continue living. In her mind, I would have spent the remainder of my life resisting these influences, which would have slowly weakened me by a bit. However, a bit could already make the difference between life and death."

"So, instead of waiting, I decided to fight her right now. I'm not fighting her on her terms but on my terms. Also, I've always hated these false, hypocritical assholes," the Black Magnate ranted.

Gravis was relieved when he heard the Black Magnate's words, but he also knew that he had been somewhat involved in today's fight. "Thank you regardless," Gravis said.

"You better thank me," the Black Magnate said with another snort. "Sinister Sally's fan club would have hounded you for the next three million years."

Suddenly, the Black Magnate looked at Eve.

looked at the Black

these Law fragments around you," the Black Magnate commented with a laugh. "You're mostly shocked, but deep inside, you're unwilling. You think that I'm some

ironic. The person that should hate Sinister Sally

in

Magnate asked with

you to become a Heaven's Magnate by dying again and again? That's not how it works,

you can't do it on your first try, you won't ever be able to do it. Resurrecting

and shock were written on Eve's

that plenty of times. Sinister Sally is bored like every other Heaven's

herself? Well, it was to grab someone with an outstanding mindset for Cultivation and

The

Eve that everything

of your dream job because of a personal vendetta. Even worse, you didn't even realize you were making a mistake. You're

think for a moment that you might have been in the wrong. Such a

rage fueled by stupidity, you actively try to kill the two most outstanding, special, and extraordinary Star Gods in existence. A retarded monkey would

in front of a level five Ancestral God inside the Sect

looked at that guy over there for a bit." The Black Magnate pointed at Orpheus. "You would have realized that he

he were super weak, he could have informed their background. What

did was

the best part, you get all sad and hurt because you're about to die. Like what? How? You were searching for death with all your power, and you are unhappy

Sinister Sally did a tremendous job

world was breaking

Black Magnate had talked about someone else, she wouldn't even have believed him. The actions of that person were

possibly reach the Ancestral

had

like the stupidest Ancestral God alive when the Black Magnate narrated her story, but in her mind, she still thought that she

that she should have made sure

Sinister Sally crippled your

something inside her had

what she should