• Prev Chapter
  • Background
    Font family
    Font size
    Line hieght
    Full frame
    No line breaks
  • Next Chapter

Chapter 205

Gravis traveled for another hour until he reached the Wind Wall. As always, the Wind Wall looked imposing and breathtaking,even with his newfound power. Gravis currently stood around five kilometers away from the Wind Wall, looking at its splendor.Though his emotions quickly changed from awe to cautiousness.

‘| haven't noticed this before, but my Spirit can't reach the other side of the Wind Wall,’ he thought as he furrowed his brows. ‘If |still had my Elemental Synchronicity, | could probably ignore this Wind Wall, but right now, it's blocking my Spirit."

When his Spirit hit the Wind Wall, it was torn apart and was scattered by the violent wind. As soon as part of his Spirit got torn offand left the main part of his Spirit's affected area, he lost every connection with it. When he had left for the Middle-Continent fromthe Core-Continent, he hadn't paid attention to that. At that point, he had been too busy caring about everything else. Especiallythe loss of his Elemental Synchronicity had weighed on his mind during that time.

"My Spirit's area is already many times bigger than the area of other cultivators, yet this Wind Wall still blocks it. This changesthings tremendously,’ he thought, furrowing his brows even more.

Why was he so affected by the Wind Wall blocking his Spirit?

If he were an ordinary cultivator, he might not have cared. As soon as he crossed the Wind Wall, he would be able to use hisSpirit normally again. The problem with all this was that Gravis' enemy was this lower Heaven. Wouldn't this be a perfect spot foran ambush?

Yet, another thought appeared in his mind. He was in the Spirit Forming Realm now, so only cultivators with a higher level thanhim were a danger. This lower Heaven already had had difficulties controlling Energy Beasts. As for humans? That was evenmore difficult. What could Heaven even do to him right now?

Gravis calmed down as he had these thoughts. Heaven wouldn't be able to make such powerful beasts and cultivators move tosuch a specific location. Even if it had managed that, it would have needed them to start moving around a day ago to make the

time fit. Gravis had made a break on his journey, and even now, he was waiting before the Wind Wall. The timing of Heaven, if itmanaged to do that, would be way off.

On top of that, he stood only five kilometers in front of the Wind Wall. A supremely powerful Heavenborn would have alreadyused their Elemental Synchronicity to look through the wall. A Heavenborn that could kill him with confidence would need to be atSapling Stage, at least. If there were such a person, they would have already noticed Gravis by now. Yet, no one had attackedhim.

Gravis rubbed his chin in deep thought. 'I haven't been attacked yet, so that means that if there is an enemy, it won't be a superpowerful Heavenborn. That means it could either be several semi-powerful Heavenborn, one very powerful cultivator who is nota Heavenborn, or several semi-powerful normal cultivators.’

‘The worst-case scenario is a Heavenborn at the sapling stage, but the chances of that are minuscule. After that, it would be anormal cultivator at the Tree Stage, though those are Sect Leader level characters. None of those would appear just for me.Also, | have never offended any Elemental Sect. Even if | did, the Sect Leader wouldn't personally go out to kill me."

Gravis nodded his head. ‘The only possible, real danger would be several Heavenborn at the Seed-Stage or several normalcultivators at the Sapling Stage. There could also be just nothing. No reason to wait!"

Why not retreat and enter the Core-Continent from another spot? If there were a real possibility of an overpowered Heavenbornor cultivator to appear, Gravis would have done just that. That was because he couldn't fight those. Yet, several strong peoplewere fightable. Could he die by entering the Core-Continent like this? Of course, but he needed genuine tempering. Dying wasalways a possibility.

Gravis closed in on the Wind Wall and quickly entered. He used his lightning to keep himself straight. Gravis quickly managed tojump out at the other side of the Wind Wall, and his Spirit encompassed the surrounding 50 kilometers again. Yet, he didn't needhis Spirit to see what was in front of him.novelbin

Several people sat at a campfire just a hundred meters away from him. They had all talked with each other calmly until they hadfelt Gravis' Spirit. Everyone turned towards him, and Gravis actually noticed some familiar faces.

There were five people in total, all at the initial stage of Spirit Forming. Gravis released a hidden sigh. Even if they were enemies,as long as they remained at the initial stage, his Will-Aura would make all of them helpless. On top of that, he had not offendedthose people, except for one. He even knew three of them.

The three people he recognized were all Vice-Guild Masters of different Elemental Guilds in the Middle-Continent. One was aVice-Guild Master of the Wind Guild. Gravis had met him two times. Once, when he went to the Wind Guild for Wendy, andanother time when he had revisited them.

Another person that he knew was the Vice-Guild Master of the Fire Guild, who lived in the Earth Guild as a forger. He hadwatched as Gravis fought the Guild Master and Vice-Guild Master just some days ago.

Speaking of, the other person was surprisingly the Vice-Guild Master of the Earth Guild, whom he had beaten black and blue.Judging by his face, he was not happy seeing Gravis. His face had already transformed into an unrecognizable grimace.

Gravis didn't recognize the other two people, but it was easy to guess who they were based on how their Spirits felt. One was awoman with waving blue hair with a tranquil expression. Her Spirit felt comforting and soft to Gravis, which meant she was eitherthe Guild Master or Vice-Guild Master of the Water Guild. Though, based on the other three all being Vice-Guild Masters, Gravisguessed that she was also one.

The last person was a black-haired man, wearing black robes and a mask. The mask was completely white and blank at thefront, even covering his eyes. Well, not using one's eyes wouldn't be so bad in the Spirit Forming Realm. They had their Spiritsafter all. Gravis guessed that this person was a Vice-Guild Master of the Darkness Guild. His Spirit felt greedy and patient.

"Hey there, Gravis!" sent the Vice-Guild Master of the Fire Guild, waving his hand. "Remember how | asked you where youwould be going? | wanted to surprise you!"

Gravis lifted his eyebrows. Surprise him? "You wanted to surprise me? Did you all wait for me?" he asked, walking closer.

"Tch," spat the Vice-Guild Master of the Earth Guild. "| wouldn't have come if | knew that you were the person we were waitingfor. Sear said that we were waiting for one of his friends to discuss our experiences. Who knew that his friend would be you?" hesaid with disdain.

Sear was probably the name of theVice-Guild Master of the Fire Guildsince he was the onl eye knowiiypasate pear here. Gravisdidn't particularly care about whatthe Vice-Guild Master of the EarthGuild said. To him, it was only thesquabbling of a weakling. Thecontent is on NovelDrama.Org! Readthe latest chapter there!

"| actually don't mind," said theVice-Guild Master of the DarknessGuild. "Gravis has killed_a lat ef mydigciplag ygo,bat head shownirferbtiible cunning by doing this. Ontop of that, everyone already knowsthat he is not a Heavenborn. Hiscunningness has earned him myrespect." The content is onNovelDrama.Org! Read the latestchapter there!

Gravis was a little surprised. He hadthought that the Darkness Guild

would hate him RCO natii killed Appa ently, he had been

istaken. Though, it was no surprisethat everyone already knew that hewas no Heavenborn. He had basicallytold everyone he talked to. Thecontent is on NovelDrama.Org! Readthe latest chapter there!

"| also don't mind," said the Vice-Guild Master of water with a gentle voice. "| have heard a lot about him, and | am interested ingetting to know him," she said, playfully winking at Gravis.

‘Is she coming onto me?' Gravis thought in surprise.

"| also don't mind," said the Vice-Guild Master of wind, "I consider Gravis a friend. With him joining, our discussions will only getmore interesting!"

Sear looked at what everyone had said and smiled. "four for and one against Gravis joining. So it's approved," he said. Then, hestood up and walked to Gravis, offering his hand.

"Do you want to join the Cultivation Discussion?" he asked with a smile.

Use arrow keys (or A / D) to PREV/NEXT chapter