People cannot... at the very least, they shouldn't...

Lowett shifted the Blood Prison Blade from a vertical slash into a sweeping cut, severing one of his arms and reducing it to ashes with Glazed Karmic Fire.

Yet despite suffering such grievous losses, Ji Xian showed not the slightest hint of discouragement.

"I understand. I finally understand!"

Standing amid the murky black void left behind by Cosmic Annihilation, Ji Xian grinned wildly before his eyes had even regenerated. "So that's how it is. No wonder I always felt something was off."

"At first, I thought I was mistaken. I never expected it to be true."

He stared at the Abomination Monster ahead, his pupils contracting as killing intent spread. "You... have no Law!"

Logically speaking, even people like Infinite Eternity and the others before this had needed to possess a Law of their own in order to control the immense energy of the Ruler realm.

To be honest, that was not an illusion, because even a universe constructed by Marvel itself could not overturn the fundamental principle that fragile wills would be crushed by powerful energy.

Since they could appear within his Infinite Worlds, it meant that after taking the path of Conforming Law to its end, one truly could ascend to the Ruler realm... the weakest tier of Rulers.

But everything remained inseparable from Laws.

One had to possess them in order to truly possess them.

Yet from beginning to end, Ji Xian had never sensed that familiar Law Power from Lowett.

Had Lowett ever used Law Power?

Of course he had.

Before coming to this world, he had mastered the Twisted Law, a method of destroying fundamental laws, and used it against his enemies.

But did that count as his Law?

Of course not!

He did not inherently possess those Laws. He could merely make use of