Lightning Is the Only Way

So, Gravis and Mortis began to fly in a random direction, searching for anything that could be converted into money.

The extremely hard ore this deep in the earth couldn't be used. First of all, it was hard but brittle. At best, it could be used for buildings. Additionally, this kind of ore was scattered all across the world at this depth, making the supply endless. The Peak Sects had already squeezed all the money out of this kind of ore.

Fortunately, thanks to their Elemental Synchronicity, getting through the ore wasn't harder than flying through air. They could even teleport.

Only very powerful Divine Gods could survive in such a depth. Additionally, not many of those existed. On top of that, their Spirit Sense would be suppressed by a significant degree by the gravity.

Because of that, the two of them were safe at such a depth.

Yet, there also wasn't anything valuable at such a depth.

So, the two of them charged in a random direction for around 20 years, and then, they slowly surfaced a bit.

They remained at a depth where only Late-Stage Ancestral Gods could survive, but thanks to their unsuppressed Spirit Sense, they could also see the area where only Mid-Stage Ancestral Gods could survive.

Some valuables could be found here.

However, the highest world was still far too gigantic, and the valuable places were rare.

After a century of searching, the two of them only found two tiny clusters of ore, and they weren't even that valuable.

Since they knew the True Law of Hard Complex Materials, they knew what kind of ore this was and how much it was worth.

They made about 50,000 God Stones.

In a hundred years.

That was essentially nothing.

However, they simply didn't have any other option, so they continued.

Twenty years later, they found another tiny cluster of ore.

Then, they found another one.

Then-

"Stop!" Mortis transmitted to Gravis.

"What's going on?" Gravis asked Mortis. Mortis had always traveled at the front in his intangible form as security.

"Roots," Mortis answered.

"Roots? There's a plant?" Gravis asked.

"Yes, and the roots don't seem to end at this depth. I think this is a Divine God plant," Mortis answered.

in

near a Peak Sect. I don't think

said. "So, we randomly just entered the headquarters of a

searching blindly for valuables is luck-based, and

took a

front as insurance, Gravis wouldn't

have simply captured or

fucking luck again," Gravis commented with frustration. "Can I get

come we didn't find

guess the Peak Sects don't build Formation Arrays that far

Gravis answered. "Anyway,

Mortis didn't answer.

do

"Hm?" Gravis asked.

do you think about

only snorted. "Dude, do you have any idea how long that plant must have lived? Additionally, it has been surrounded by thousands of Cultivators every second of its life. One Samsara will probably stretch

going

you sure about

will survive a billion years of

Law of Perceived Reality as a basis, but now, you know

opinion, being pulled into your own attack sounds like a

shouldn't there be a way to transform Samsara into an

furrowed his brows as he scratched his chin

want to try? However, it should take

down and create your attack in

"Alright,

went deeper underground while

combined it with the True

Weapon Technique that combined peak-rank Laws, and it

on and on as Gravis completely focused on his attack, and eventually, he

took him

had only found about a million God Stones worth of stuff, which was still essentially nothing for their

we test it?" Gravis asked. "Theoretically, I shouldn't be pulled into Samsara again, but I'm

it on me," Mortis

lifted an eyebrow. "You

already gone through far longer Samsaras, and my conviction is incomparably stable. Additionally, we haven't lived for that long, and my Samsara should only take

the new base-version. I won't add all the extra Battle-Laws that increase the

Mortis nodded.

Gravis took out his saber and loaded

towards Mortis, and Samsara hit

looked with interest at Mortis, and his excitement reached a new height when he

hadn't been pulled

It worked!