Lightning Is the Only Way

The representatives were stunned by the interaction, but they quickly realized something.

Those two knew each other.

This wasn't common, but it happened from time to time. After all, many powerful members of other Sects were made up of Ascenders that had been in the highest world for a while. Old and new Ascenders could have known each other.

Even more, the new Ascender was a plant, which gave the previous Ascender way more time to become more powerful due to a plant's inherent longevity.

The representatives quickly threw a look at each other.

They didn't want the new Ascender to join any other Sect, but they wanted her to join a completely unknown Sect even less.

The representatives in the hall, at least, had several treaties on how to manage this whole affair. In comparison, this new guy was completely unrelated to them.

"You are not allowed to be here," one of the representatives to Gravis. "Unaffiliated Sects are not allowed to vie for new Ascenders."

"Vie for new Ascenders?" Gravis asked with a snort. "I just insulted your new Ascender, and you call that vying for her?"

The Star Gods narrowed their eyes.

"But fine," Gravis said. "I'll leave."

Then, Gravis left the hall again.

The Star Gods weren't very happy with that. Those two had obviously known each other, and Gravis' appearance alone had already thrown a wrench into their plans.

The representatives quickly talked to each other to find a solution. They exchanged many words, but since all of them had been said via voice transmission, not even a second had passed before they reached a consensus.

One of the representatives walked to Meadow. "How would you like to join us?" he asked.

Meadow only looked at him neutrally.

However, while the representative was talking, he activated some peculiar Laws.

These representatives had powerful skills when it came to manipulation and persuasion. This guy, in particular, knew several level six Laws related to the Spirit and mind.

He was the best in this field out of everyone present, and he had promised the other Sects a lot of money for this Ascender.

The others had accepted since this was better than seeing this new Ascender go to none of their Sects. At least, with this, they would get something out of this situation.

Meadow's mind became foggy, and she immediately found this guy to her liking.

"Sure," she answered absentmindedly.

other representatives grinned when they

"Wonderful! Then would you-"

suddenly

Why?

Because Meadow had vanished!

the Space

simply stopped

quickly searched for her in the surrounding million kilometers, but they

asked in shock. "She's only a Peak Immortal Emperor! She can't hide in

Another guy shouted back with

been that other guy!" a third representative shouted

That guy was a Star God just like us. He probably used some kind of powerful Law to take her away! I remembered his robes and his emblem! I'll immediately contact my superiors and tell them what

representatives also nodded. They had several treaties, and they wouldn't accept some unknown Sect

how had Meadow

the Law of Perceived

it appear like she was still in the hall. Gravis gave Meadow some money and sent her away via the Teleportation Formation Array. Then, Gravis left himself, which was why his illusion had suddenly dissipated. After all, Gravis was

representative from the Sect, which Meadow was supposed to belong to, quickly

Vice-Sect Master only

supposed to steal their Ascenders, but this matter wasn't so important that he had to be

that the new Ascender was a plant, his eyes

This was too important!

create several other Star

sent the Vice-Sect

and asked about the identity of the Sect behind Gravis. They remembered his getup and emblem, which meant that they could easily find out which Sect they belonged

quite certain that Gravis' Sect couldn't be very powerful. After all, they hadn't heard of that Sect before, which meant that they were probably

identities of Gravis and his friends secret, but the Myriad Sect didn't fall under that

and the Information Pavilion had no issues

was also way more expensive than information about

in information about individuals, but they were very interested in information about other Sects. There was also far more information that one could have about a

about individuals was more of

Sects was more of organizational

a ridiculous amount of

after paying a couple million God Stones, the Vice-Sect

Myriad Sect.

Master saw the power of the Myriad

About 20 Star Gods.

with an

number of Star Gods, and they also had

then, the first issue raised its ugly

five Ancestral

was a huge