Gravis wasn't sure how he should feel right now.

Joyce had definitely become someone that couldn't be saved anymore, and her actions were more than enough to kill her.

Yet, Gravis just couldn't forget the young girl he had met back then.

Joyce had traveled the lower world to hand out gifts for eventual repayment.

When Gravis had met Joyce again in her Clan, their start had been rough, but Joyce had even managed to convince Gravis somewhat that he was running away from his emotions.

Joyce had been a very kind girl back then, and she even had issues accepting when anyone died in front of her. She saw these deaths as unnecessary.

However, this was exactly one of the things that had drawn Gravis to her.

Gravis had been in a dark place back then, and he had acted like a cynical teenager. He had constantly told everyone how difficult he had it and how many bad things had happened to him.

In a sense, Joyce had been a pure and innocent light in a world of oppressive darkness for Gravis. Joyce had had something that Gravis had lost.

They had even promised each other that they would be together when they reached the highest world.

Sadly, they had both changed severely, and they were no longer compatible.

Mortis shared these same memories, and maybe that was also one of the reasons why he was even attracted to Joyce.

If Joyce and Mortis hadn't met each other before, they might not have ended up together. They weren't even truly that compatible.

'Maybe her extreme purity back then resulted in her becoming the other extreme,' Gravis thought with a sigh. 'Her innocence couldn't possibly have survived until now, even if she tried to preserve it.'

Joyce's death made Gravis think, but he didn't have any great emotional reaction to her death.

It was like Gravis had long accepted that Joyce would eventually die like this.

Because of that, Gravis' mind quickly went back to the deaths of his other friends.

Liam, Styr, Sary, Skye, Yi Lu, Siral.

them

shouldn't feel guilty, dad," Aris said from beside Gravis. "They made their choice, and

chance," Gravis said while looking at Joyce's corpse in the distance. "Everyone believes that they won't die. After all, it hasn't happened before. We know in our minds that

so normal that it doesn't

if they knew that they would

Aris didn't answer.

main priority is survival and power," Gravis added. "I have no problems with risking my life for any of you, but if I had to sacrifice my life, I don't know if I could

Gravis looked at Aris.

would you sacrifice your

and

Aris felt guilty when

We are Cultivators, and we chase power so that we can survive. I don't want you to sacrifice your life for me. There is nothing to feel guilty

us Cultivators. We've gone through so much pain and have lived for so long that we can't give up now. The more we survive, the more we

that can sacrifice their lives for someone else are the ones that have given up

Gravis' words,

for feeling exactly like

seconds of silence passed in which Aris was

age difference is negligible by now, you are still able to teach

also smiled slightly. "Teaching isn't necessarily a superior instructing someone inferior. A Forger can

through different things in their lives, and they learned different lessons. In our case, I just know a lot about

Aris asked with a

I didn't have the ability to just directly absorb Heavenly Lightning, you would know more about lightning than me. After all, you even have a level seven Battle-Law

was a bit surprised when he heard that, but

about lightning had always been far superior to his. He still remembered how Gravis had shown Aris how to use lightning properly, and even now, Gravis knew the

for that ability, Aris would be superior

had

had realized that he had truly

had even overtaken his father in one of his strongest

end, Battle-Strength was the

changing the topic. "Liam died. Do you

"Broad Walker," he said. "Broad Walker is still more powerful than me since he knows two level seven Laws,

"Makes sense," Gravis commented.

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