"Do you want to know what my source for the Moon Law is?" Varnos said with a smile while his wounds were slowly healing.
"Is my question that obvious?" Daniel laughed out loud and nodded as confirmation.
He himself didnât have any source for the Moon Law and, like most guild members, used the actual moon itself as his source, but this method had its limitations.
For example, he couldnât use the power of the Moon Law during the daytime.
In the past, he never cared enough to look for another source, because the Moon Law had never been a core part of his power anyway, it was mostly just a side support.
He had always relied on the Law of Death and Eternity, and now with the Law of Destruction added, that one would probably become one of his main powers sooner or later too.
But today, during this practice battle, after seeing how the guild leader used the Moon Law, his opinion shifted a little. The Moon Law could actually be useful.
"I have a Spiritual Moon inside my Spiritual Ocean," Varnos answered without any hesitation or delay.
"A Spiritual Moon?"
"Thatâs right, a Spiritual Moon. Itâs a miniature version of the real moon, the same moon you see in the sky at night. Actually, this was my fatherâs idea. We used a set of special treasures that carry the power of the Law of Creation to build such a moon inside our Spiritual Ocean and use it as a source."
"Of course, you have to keep in mind that itâs not an unlimited source. For the Spiritual Moon to function as a source, it needs to absorb the essence and energy of the real moon, and there are limits to that," Varnos added.
"I guess those limits depend on the quality and size of this miniature moon? Of course, you can make it denser and absorb even more energy with a smaller size," Daniel thought for a moment and then said.
"Exactly. For me, it can hold energy equivalent to a full moon. That means for a full month, I can use the Moon Law whenever I want," the guild leader nodded.
"Would it be possible for you to give me the method to create it?"
"Of course. Actually, the method is in the guild library inside the Celestial Domain, and all members have access to it," Varnos replied.
"The guild library? Iâve never been there." Daniel realized, now that he thought about it, he hadnât really explored the guild zone in the Central Plains much.
Except for that one time, the very first time he went there, Lana had only shown him around a limited area.
"If you want the creation method, youâll have to go there."
"Ah, I guess I wonât be able to for a while." He sighed and put the matter aside for now. He had a lot of things to do and doubted he could return to the Central Plains anytime soon.
Not to mention he still had to collect the remaining fragments, he also needed to challenge the fourth floor of the tower, and after that he had some business in this world too.
"Anyway, it was a really good fight, Mr. Varnos. Youâre much stronger than I thought," Daniel then changed the subject.
"Are you mocking me?" Varnos raised an eyebrow.
"Of course not. I was expecting you to lose much more easily. No insult intended."
"I donât know whether to laugh or cry," the guild leader started laughing hard.
The fact that these words were coming from a boy who wasnât even twenty yet made everything even worse.
Still, he wasnât angry or upset. On the contrary, he was happy, because their guild now had a powerhouse at the very ceiling of the countryâs power level.
He wanted to say something when suddenly Daniel noticed his expression change.
Using some extremely subtle fluctuations he created in the air, he realized that someone had just contacted the guild leader through mental communication.
"Lana is back, and it seems she wants to see us," moments later Varnos turned to him and said.
Daniel nodded, and both of them returned to the guild leaderâs office. Lana was already there waiting for them, sitting on a chair. As always, she didnât look tired at all, on the contrary, she seemed full of energy.
âShe hates office work and being in charge even more than I thought,â Daniel secretly laughed inside but didnât show anything on his face.
"You finally came back from the Celestial Domain?" After greeting her father, Lana looked at him and said.
"For now, yes."
"For now? Donât tell me youâre planning to go back again so soon? Donât you want to rest even a little?"
"I do. Iâll rest a bit before going back," Daniel replied. In the past few months he had really been too busy and had dealt with one headache after another.
He genuinely needed rest.
"Oh my God! Youâve decided to rest? Why do I feel like Iâve heard this sentence so many times before? And every single time it was a lie?" Lana said with heavy sarcasm.
She was genuinely worried about Daniel from the bottom of her heart. This guy never explained anything, but it was obvious he was under a ton of pressure. She didnât want something bad to happen to him because of all this.
Daniel just shrugged. Even though he really did want to rest, something unexpected could always come up, so he couldnât make any promises.
"Anyway, what did you want to talk to us about?" Varnos, who had sat down in his chair, turned to his daughter and asked.
Lana didnât answer right away. It seemed she wasnât sure whether she should say it or not. It wasnât a big deal, but since her father was kind of involved, it could cause trouble.
"Just say it. Whatâs going on?"
"Well... tomorrow is the Goblin Guildâs successor announcement ceremony, and it seems weâre still invited, even after what you did." She finally said it, her eyes locked on her fatherâs expression.
Varnosâs face didnât show much change, but in his eyes surged an endless, boundless rage, a rage that seemed ready to swallow and burn everything.
A rage that could burn not only its target but its host as well.
Lana noticed it. Her eyes filled with worry.
"Father? Are you okay? Ah! This is exactly what I was afraid of!"
Varnos said nothing. It looked like he was trying to calm himself down. But was calming down easy? This was about the murderers of the love of his life.
They were still invited. This was an insult. The Goblin Guild and that bastard leader of theirs had invited them even after what he did last month.
What did this mean? Did they want to humiliate him? Or maybe they had even worse plans for him?
Still, he couldnât not go. He had to go! But if he went, he definitely wouldnât be able to control himself and would probably spill blood.
His eyes turned a little red.
Lanaâs worry grew. She stood up and walked toward her father to at least hug him and calm him down a bit.
But before she could reach him, suddenly a hand was placed on Varnosâs shoulder. From that hand, a surge of lightning flowed into his body and shocked him abruptly.
"Feeling better now?" Daniel asked in a calm tone while staring at him with cold eyes.