Gravis talked some more with his father, but in the end, he decided not to meet any of his siblings.

Gravis wasn't very thrilled at meeting his Star God sister or Ancestral God brother since he felt like they didn't have much in common with him.

However, Gravis felt a certain connection with his sister, Zero's Essence. She was going through something that Gravis knew very well, but her life had also gone very differently.

Yet, all of this was irrelevant. His sister might be interested in exchanging some words with Gravis, but Gravis knew that she wouldn't really form any relationship with him due to how she had lived her life.

It was even possible that she was incapable of having any companions at this point.

In a way, she was similar to Joyce, but she was dealing with that aspect of her personality very differently.

Joyce had dealt with these things by burying everything under a mountain of anger and hatred, while Zero's Essence had simply accepted her reality.

In a way, Zero's Essence also reminded Gravis of the old Azure.

Before Azure had become a Star God, she had been incapable of feeling love or strong feelings of happiness, and she had accepted that part of herself.

Even if she didn't feel any strong feelings of friendship towards her friends, she had still been a great friend.

Sometimes, people had very similar disadvantages or issues, but different people would become very different.

If the same traumatic experience happened to different children, they would all still become different adults.

One of them would probably be able to see how this experience had shaped their personality, and they could accept that these things had happened to them.

One of them would probably get over the experience in adulthood and maybe even forgive the person responsible for their traumatic experience, resulting in a form of inner peace.

However, one of them would also probably never recover, and that incident would haunt them for the rest of their life. They might become unstable with rage, might commit suicide, might become depressed, might become isolated.

Overcoming trauma was like tempering. One would go through intense and unimaginable pain, and if they failed to get over it, their life would be ruined.

However, if they could overcome it, they would learn a lot about these things, and they would even grow as a person. If another horrifying event happened after that, the person would be better equipped to deal with it since they had gone through a similar experience before.

matter of perspective

and Joyce had

of them dealt with them

that she would never have friends in

about this

this issue, which resulted in

that had voluntarily put themselves into this situation had also been the one that had failed

Zero's Essence would keep living for a very long time,

fine for

father a bit more, Gravis visited his mother again and spent

home again and went back to Manuel's faction to spend more time with

the True Law of Ancestral

Mortis and Gravis spent another

Manuel's faction fighting with the enemy, and he was

God in

Stella, but she had basically

especially since Stella and Azure would also both focus on

until now since their presence had been pivotal to the survival of Manuel's faction, but now, Manuel's faction was no longer in

power and number of all the Star Gods in Manuel's

main reason was

being in the Eternal Fire Sect, Meadow and Narcissus had received a

several

frontlines, but those two would become an impenetrable barrier for any

reason was also the equipment Gravis had created for everyone, but Gravis still felt a

was that Stella and Azure

Virtualization Array, and he

Virtualization Array for the True Law

his affinity for metal wasn't very great. It always took Gravis at least 1.5 times as long to

would simply get another

focusing on the True Law of Ancestral Wood's Destruction, which was basically the Law of Explosiveness for

this time, Gravis was interrupted before he

comprehension, Gravis was interrupted by five people arriving

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