"His only contribution was fathering you."
Alvin, the Draiman Great Emperor, lowered his head, not daring to argue.
Adolf asked Attis how his comprehension of the time laws was progressing. Everyone present belonged to the imperial family, so Attis held nothing back.
"I've made great progress with Time Stop recently. By the standards of other elements, I've definitely reached the threshold for comprehending a law, around 41, but the time laws still haven't descended."
Joy first appeared on everyone's faces, then gave way to bewilderment.
How could that be?
Adolf stared into space. Only after a long while did he say, "It has been far too long since a Time God Rank last appeared. According to legend, those with exceptionally powerful talents must endure calamities."
"Other Time users rarely get the chance to grow. You have, Attis, but you've always been under tight protection. Outsiders don't even know a Time user like you exists."
"Your comprehension of time is sufficient, but you've never endured any calamities. That might be why the time laws haven't descended."
Afra blurted out, "Does that mean my brother has to face a calamity? What if..."
What if he failed to survive it and died before reaching his potential? Afra didn't dare finish.
Adolf stood and paced back and forth, swearing. "This is a damn tricky problem."
Adolf hadn't expected that becoming a Time god would require enduring a calamity.
Although Attis hadn't become a god in Time, he possessed three Wind laws and was far from weak.
A weak God Rank wouldn't pose any hardship for Attis. It would take someone with at least six laws, like the Third Prince.
But without becoming a Time god, Attis was still no match for the Third Prince.
What if he was beaten to death?
Thinking of calamities