Is that a Wisp?

'Those two are definitely hiding somewhere…' Relena frowned as he looked around through his Mental Energy scan, failing to find any traces of the two wisps.

He was aware that even though wisps and True Spirits were mostly the same, there were obvious differences. But innately speaking, there just wasn't any field where a True Spirit was inferior to a wisp.

In truth, wisps weren't a competitive race. Only True Spirits were competitive. However, this competition only existed below fellow True Spirits. Because honestly speaking, none of the other races could ever hope to compete with a True Spirit.

But when Relena was born, he was the only True Spirit around. There was also Sterlena, but she was insanely strong and had lived for millions of years. There was an obvious chasm between the two. So, Relena was unable to compete with her.

Left with no other choice, he could only pick the wisps that he felt were pretty similar to him. After all, despite their differences, at the end of the day, they were cut from the same cloth. That was what Sterlena had told him.

But when he tried to compete with the wisps, Relena was disappointed. That was because the wisps were interested in having fun rather than cultivating.

Even for cultivation, Krune fattened them up using his Pseudo-Wisps. They pretty much existed to help speed up one's cultivation.

As he was focusing on them more, he had neglected his own cultivation a bit.

So, in the end, the wisps weren't even cultivating while their cultivation bases continued to increase constantly. On top of that, Krune devised them many games that gave them enough experience to not suffer any limits and constantly breakthrough without problems.

This was what led to Relena's disappointment. Honestly, he wished to compete with wisps. Two decades after he was born, a second True Spirit was birthed.

However, there was already a considerable gap in cultivation between them. So, Relena was in an awkward state, having no one to compete with.

That was why he had become lazy, keeping everything to himself.

But for the past few days, he had noticed a minor change in Kulla and Kuttul. They seemed intent to show off, which ended up exciting him.

He thought that he could finally compete with them. And now, the chaos in the arena indeed lived up to his expectations, causing him to actually enjoy the situation, sporting a content smile. 'Yes, this is it. You should at least be capable of this if you were trained by uncle Krune.'

Relena slowly spiked his Mental Energy output, varying the energy intensities as he unleashed constant waves, intending to pick out where the quantity of Mental Energy within the emitted waves experienced a minor dip.

That would be where the two wisps were hiding. Of course, he was aware of the intricacies of Mental Energy. After all, he too was taught by Krune in this subject, as he and Feifei were the most experienced in using Mental Energy in the Mountain Sect.

"Relena, let's see who's stronger out of the two of us," Garguntil spoke, suddenly landing a few meters before him.

"You're a lot older than me, though," Relena said in response. "Why don't you fight with Grotak?"

"I want to fight you, though." Garguntil said, "I can clearly sense that you're the strongest out of everyone here. My dad told me many times that only a True Spirit can ever hope to come close to a Spirit Aberrant's strength."

"Hoh?" Relena was planning on ignoring the other party as he only wished to compete with the wisps. But, hearing Garguntil's remarks, he raised a brow as he asked, "Do you mean to say that a True Spirit is weaker than a Spirit Aberrant?"

"Of course." Garguntil nodded as a matter of fact, "Spirit Aberrants can comprehend the laws the fastest among all races."

"Well, us True Spirits are the best at everything else, including our cultivation speed and the way we can wield every type of energy…" Relena spoke slowly as the Godly Energy in the atmosphere suddenly turned static before flowing towards him, swirling around him.

"True Spirits exercise natural authority over the Godly Energy of the God Realm!" Relena said as he caused every cultivator in the arena to look over in shock. After all, when they planned to replenish some of their expended reserves, they observed with shock that the Godly Energy in the air was no longer heeding their call.

Even when they tried to grab hold of it forcefully using their divine sense, the Godly Energy simply refused them with all its power.

And the most shocking of them all was the fact that Relena hadn't even unleashed his Divine Sense yet. One thought from him was all that was needed to create this situation.

In contrast to his actions, Garguntil's body slowly began to glow with the unique radiance belonging to their respective Laws.

Depending on the radiance, one could determine the cultivator's comprehension of the respective Law. Only after their comprehension reached the Semi-God Realm would the respective Law emit any radiance.

And among the radiance, there would be layers. There would only be one radiance at the Semi-God Realm level of comprehension. Two layers at the God Trial Realm level of comprehension, three layers at the Elementary God Realm level of comprehension and so on.

When it reached four layers, the Law itself would begin forming, displaying its dominance through its manifestation, displaying that their comprehension had reached the Primal God Realm.

There was no concept of five layers. After all, if someone attained that, it meant they would become the God of that Law.

Though, there were exceptions like Wally, that had dethroned a God but hadn't occupied the seat of that God. So, he had five layers in the radiance of that particular Law.

"What… what the hell is that?" A cultivator on the arena muttered in shock, noticing the number of radiances on Garguntil slowly increase in number, soon reaching the triple digits.

And the most shocking of them all was the fact that all of them consisted of two layers.

Moreover, forming powerful radiances were ten Laws, each sporting three layers, signifying that Garguntil had comprehended ten laws to the Elementary God Realm.

"Indeed, he's a monster," Krune muttered, gazing at Gegrafikan. He then directed his gaze at Sterlena, surprising upon seeing that she was still calm, rather was even sporting a subtle smile.

"Haha!" Krune laughed, excited to see how this fight would turn out. After all, this wasn't a one-on-one fight between Relena and Garguntil but a royal rumble.

And as he expected, the rest of the key players began to take action one after another.