Lightning Is the Only Way

Gravis had initially planned to find another opportunity to temper himself. After all, that was the very reason why he had only become a level one Ancestral God.

However, everything had turned out differently from what he had planned… as always.

Gravis' Will-Aura had reached the level of a level four Divine God during Samsara. Gravis had been under an intense feeling of doom and danger for the ten million years of Samsara, which had done wonders for his Will-Aura.

This put Gravis in a very awkward position regarding tempering.

With his strengthened True Law of Suppression, no Ancestral God could possibly resist Gravis' illusions, making him unkillable in the Realm.

Yet, Gravis also couldn't kill level nine Ancestral Gods since he simply couldn't muster enough power to injure them, even if they simply stood there without doing anything at all.

That meant that Gravis needed to fight Divine Gods now, and for that, Gravis needed to increase his Realm and Law comprehension.

Talking about tempering, Gravis started to feel rather frustrated.

Everyone else found tons of opponents on their level. It was almost like they found someone they could temper themselves against as soon as they took a foot out of the door.

These people went to competitions, tournaments, wars, and whatever, and they always found great tempering. There were so many people to choose from.

And Gravis?

It was always one of two extremes. Either Gravis found people that he could crush with a thought or people that could crush him with a thought.

There was no middle-ground.

All of that had started to happen in the higher world.

Gravis had needed to actively search for his opponents back then, and he had to keep himself hidden because of his beast body.

He had actively searched for the turtle.

He had actively used Siral's tribulation to get an opponent.

Mortis had actively searched for that Black Demon.

Gravis and Mortis had actively sought out Nira.

Gravis hadn't conveniently met a good opponent ever since then.

The highest world was even worse.

Mortis had gotten that one opponent in the war, but that was it.

After that, Gravis had only met incredibly weak people, and when that passed, he was confronted with something he couldn't do anything against, his Sin Aura.

Then, when he finally managed to get past the Sin Aura thing, Eve had appeared with the desire to kill him. He had been helpless in front of her.

thing with the Eternal Fire Sect. Gravis couldn't just fight against the other

got some great opponents was in

And then?

himself against a level six Ancestral God, but instead, he got confronted with tons of Peak Ancestral Gods and Divine

he supposed to fight against any of

he clashed with one of them, they would call

was he supposed to do in that

He could only run.

being with Stella, and he had realized that the main characters always conveniently found opponents that were on their

only looked back and said that all of these fights were between the junior generation,

character until he became powerful enough

world didn't

of the Ancestral God generation and only send level six Ancestral Gods

Of course not!

would be idiotic

Peak Divine Gods kept watch over him, and they

just get a normal opponent that wants to fight me for whatever reason?' Gravis thought with frustration. 'Do I

form of tempering, and I got my tempering. After all, my Will-Aura is now on the level

I just have

our Realm first

"How do you want to do it? We don't

True Law of Perceived Reality. We can essentially

not look for a nice Law

there when we surface,

it's risky for me, but not for you," Gravis said with a smirk. "As long as you don't directly charge into a Peak Sect, no one can find you in your intangible state. There should be some Law Comprehension

which ones?"

find out," Gravis answered with

"How?" Mortis asked.

like an Information Pavilion

"Where?" Mortis asked.

"Like some city…"

then, Gravis realized

Mortis would need to become tangible to interact

the Peak Sects wouldn't make any trouble inside Opposer City, but they would surround the city as soon as

unveil his location. At that point, Mortis would always have someone

head in frustration. "Why

the rulers of the world," Mortis answered

That was a rhetorical

know, but I am you, and with a rhetorical question, you are asking yourself, and you just answered your own question through

his eyes. "Shut

were the

fine! You win! Now, how do we get to an

you overlooked something else, Gravis," Mortis said. "Getting to the Information Pavilion is one thing, but