Lightning Is the Only Way

The Heaven's Trial was over, and Gravis and Mortis had transformed.

Their power was incomparable to before, and even more, Mortis had transformed. Initially, one wouldn't directly notice that Mortis had changed, but if someone knew him very well, they would notice it.

Mortis had become secure in his life and identity.

The Opposer brought them to his home, and they arrived in his room.

As soon as they arrived, the Economistress came to the room with an excited smile.

"You're back!" she shouted with excitement.

"Hey, mom," Gravis and Mortis said simultaneously.

The Economistress looked at Gravis for a second but then focused on Mortis.

"Oh!"

PACK!

Mortis was immediately pulled into a hug by his mother.

"Oh, my boy has finally become an adult! I'm so proud!" she exclaimed with happiness.

For a bit, Mortis felt awkward, but he realized that there was no reason to feel awkward.

So, Mortis returned the embrace and let out a slight smile.

"Yes, I know what I want now," he said.

After that, the Economistress bombarded the two of them with questions about how the Heaven's Trial had been. She tried to keep it hidden, but she had been quite worried about the two of them.

The Economistress always kept herself in the background when it came to the Cultivation journey of her children, but that didn't mean that she didn't care.

She knew that she wouldn't be a great help in Cultivation since she had never gone through it herself. Because of that, she decided that the best help would be to give her children their freedom. If they knew that she was constantly worried, they might slow down just for her, and she didn't want that.

After a while of talking, the Economistress only looked with a bright smile at her two sons.

"It feels like you were kids just yesterday, but before I knew it, you're already this big," she said.

Gravis and Mortis felt bad for their mother at this moment. Parents often said these sentences, but when it came to the Economistress, that sentence was as true as it got.

Gravis and Mortis had only been alive for a bit more than a million years.

lived

she had lived 50,000 times

time difference was

mortal, one million years would only equate to literally a bit more

to her, it was literally like her children had been born and had grown up in far less

more, Gravis and Mortis had lived far longer than most of their siblings. Nearly all the other ones would

Time was merciless.

would be true for Gravis and the

Jake had already had several children, and one of them had

around 80 years of

million years was even crazier than one million years in comparison to

time, meeting someone that couldn't live

they could

a small part in a day, she felt the heart-warming feeling of

a break for the day and

multiple million years had already

it's Gravis and Mortis!" a new voice suddenly

at the Black Magnate, who had just

10,000 years, and now, you're already in the middle of the Ancestral God Realm in terms of actual power. Only around two more Realms to

"Keep at it!"

need the Law of Energy first to

only waved dismissively. "Eh, I wouldn't worry about that. You have a couple of unique advantages that could probably

it that easy?" Gravis asked

not, but you have some stuff that allows

talked amongst each other for a couple of years. Conversations between such old and powerful beings often took up a very long time since their minds were filled with so

left towards the Eternal Fire

traveling, the two of them arrived

it hadn't

Why was that surprising?

faction, it had always undergone some

Why not this time?

the two of them hadn't been gone for very

only been gone for around 50,000 years, which wasn't

here in an eternity, which was understandable. Mortis had gone through his first Samsara, and he had severely changed, while Gravis

hadn't been here

bit strange when they realized that Manuel's faction hadn't

time had

Stella felt whenever I return from

had gone through many experiences, which had made her

Gravis had basically slept for 100,000 years to comprehend another

Stella, it had felt like Gravis hadn't changed, while Gravis had