After a long time, Gravis was finally finished with the Laws. That last part had taken way too much time, but it was necessary.

Then, Gravis focused on the embryo of his small world.

He willed for life to exist.

And life began to exist.

Gravis willed life to take on certain shapes in the beginning.

He had chosen his targets that would increase his power.

However, he would make the life in his Cosmos different from Orthar's Cosmos.

What was Gravis' chosen lifeform?

Black Demons.

Black Demons would become the lifeforms with Spirits, and they would be the lifeforms that would have the most impact on his power in the future.

Gravis made no humans.

Black Demons would become the only sentient beings inside Gravis' Cosmos.

Then, Gravis created the beasts.

However, in comparison to the beasts in Orthar's Cosmos, Gravis didn't allow these beasts to reach a conscious state.

These beasts would only receive a rudimentary ability of communication, and they wouldn't have the intelligence to even comprehend the easiest Laws.

In Gravis' mind, Orthar had gone soft with the beasts. By giving them sentience later, Orthar was wasting Energy while bridging the divide between human and beast.

Not in Gravis' Cosmos.

In this Cosmos, beasts and Black Demons would be separated by an unbridgeable gap of sentience and self-awareness.

However, in exchange, Gravis gave the beasts a far more powerful physical body and a bloodline-based Law comprehension system.

The beasts could consume other living things to further their own Law Comprehension.

Their Law Comprehension and their abilities would fully stem from their own blood. The more Laws their blood had and the more powerful it became, the more the beasts could control the Laws in their surroundings.

The beasts wouldn't know how the Laws worked, but they would gain the ability to use their powers regardless.

With all of that, beasts wouldn't need time to grow powerful.

They would only need battle.

They didn't need comprehension.

Only battle.

Additionally, Gravis gave the beasts an incredible ability to multiply. Powerful beasts would multiply like cockroaches and would quickly become adults.

Of course, the tradeoff for all of that was that Gravis couldn't use the Laws and Will-Auras of the beasts in his Cosmos.

What was their purpose?

They had three purposes.

in a lot of Energy since they grew

they would serve as the primary tempering for the

they would defend the

Defend the Black Demons?

didn't make

would be the primary danger

would the beasts defend the Black

the outskirts of the world. In comparison to Orthar's worlds, the Energy density of Gravis' worlds would gather on the edges. The closer one was to the edge of

in the middle of

created Law

had to give his

his absolute best, he wouldn't be able to avoid

decided to make his own version of

would make a world filled with Energy

It was incredibly dangerous.

It was insanely cruel.

Gravis mishandled his Cosmos, it would turn into pure Death, and it

had a choice, he wouldn't

didn't want to create a Cosmos of

Yet, he had to.

decided the difference between survival and

always just eradicate the Death inside his Cosmos. Sure, that would also eradicate all

safe, he could create a

now, he

Gravis' only

Revenants.

Ghosts.

Amalgamations of body parts.

Parasites.

made of

Wheels filled with eyes.

Eyes with wings.

teeth growing out of

Floating maws.

create a feeling of wrongness and

had to know that these things

the Death-based lifeforms were the biggest threat

to

become powerful

willed them

soon as the Death-based lifeforms appeared,

odor of decay and stagnation filled

that smell, but the normal lifeforms hated

War immediately broke out.

and devour each other, becoming more and

They couldn't comprehend Laws.

only become

filled with absolute violence,

Their existence was pain.

Their behavior was violence.

the world was

that had ever happened to

they didn't have the mental faculties

were unable to

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