Lightning Is the Only Way

"A Divine God just managed to see through your disguise."

Gravis' eyes narrowed when he heard that message from his mother.

"Did they see my true identity?" Gravis asked back. Gravis always kept his Law of Perceived Reality active. By using that Law, Gravis appeared like a silver-haired woman with an extraordinary aura. The people that couldn't see through his disguise wouldn't see anything, while the ones that could see through it would see the silver-haired woman. It was a double-protection.

"Your father says he would have, but I interfered. I am not good at this whole fighting thing, but I can use the True Law of Perceived Reality at least, and he can't see through the True Law of Perceived Reality," she transmitted to Gravis.

"That's good," Gravis answered.

There had been several attempts to see through Gravis' disguise in the past 300 years, and his mother had always informed him when someone had attempted it.

However, thanks to the very pricy cloak Gravis' mother had purchased, not even weaker Divine Gods could see through his disguise. Only someone that knew the True Law of the Dead World could see through his disguise.

The True Law of the Dead World was a level ten Law, which required over ten level nine Laws. In comparison, to become a Divine God, one only needed to comprehend a single level nine Law.

This meant that someone in the late stages of the Divine God Realm had just tried to see through Gravis' origins, which was impressive and scary. Someone with such power was, at least, a Vice-Sect Master of a Peak Sect.

Those were people that could change the entire highest world with an order.

It was even scarier that this person managed to see through Gravis' Law of Perceived Reality. One could only see through it if they questioned their own perception unless they knew the True Law of Perceived Reality.

This meant that the person had actively questioned their own perception while looking at Gravis, which meant they had anticipated that he knew the Law of Perceived Reality.

Gravis looked at the board showing the different services and prices.

Gravis probably wasn't the only person that had created something like Samsara. Other Peak Divine Gods and Heaven's Magnates could also create something like that.

Was this what gave him away?

Gravis quickly came up with several possibilities.

First possibility: They were only here to gain information on him. However, that possibility had the least likelihood.

Second possibility: They wanted to get rid of him since he didn't belong to their Sect.

Third possibility: They were a customer, but they wanted to know if Gravis belonged to another Peak Sect. If Gravis got information about a Peak Sect, the situation could become very delicate.

third possibility had the highest likelihood, but

probably request Gravis' services and then kill him to

Sect, huh?" Gravis said to himself. "I sure hope they don't offend someone they can't

but she didn't need the Information Pavilion for that. She knew nearly all the powerful

was an interesting person in that Sect. He had black hair

"What do you want?"

Gravis, and the time around Gravis had stopped. All the screaming people were frozen in time, and

the strongest Divine Gods currently in Opposer

shops was frozen in time, which was an

themselves for a battle while The Heaven

"Stand down."

every

the command of

mighty Divine Gods could attempt to kill the Economistress, but no

represented her husband's

dared

but everyone decided to overlook this

said calmly. "If my background hadn't defended you right

cloaked, but the person

unveiled several parts about

meant that Gravis' backer was currently present, and they were at least as powerful as the man from the Lost

do you want?" the person asked

but what you want," Gravis answered.

it forbidden to look?"

others about a guy that keeps

beneath his hood, but he knew that he

man said. "At least, I can tell that you don't belong to any Peak Sect opposing us. Otherwise, your background wouldn't have stopped Opposer City from attacking me. The city might not have been able to kill me, but I would lose a lot of my prestige, which would

to

want the priciest service I can provide, and you're

man thought about Gravis'

find out if an opposing Sect had gained a torturer. If Gravis had no powerful background, the man would have retreated and sent someone to

he hadn't expected that someone on the level of a Peak

about to unveil his personal information, which would

been forced to come forth