The Unofficial Ranking
Like playing a strategy game, after arranging the Soul Servant properly to ensure the exploration of the battlefield, Su Luo turned back to look at the Observer who had finished absorbing the energy.
She nearly drained Su Luo's Laboratory Mana Pool, causing it to flash a red light.
Beside the Mana Pool, dozens of Superpower Orbs were being extracted and converted into Mana to supply the Laboratory —an emergency mechanism set up by the Laboratory.
When the Mana Pool is depleted, it automatically draws energy from the Superpower Orb to replenish it.
Let's call it "Something-from-Nothing Machine" for now.
[Observer (Lord)]
[Level: 9]
[Strength: 25.3]
[Spirit: 26.7]
[Constitution: 24.8]
The Main Attribute, Spirit, has reached 26.7.
Level 9 Lord monster.
The mechanics are currently unclear, but Su Luo is certain that the skills displayed in her skill bar—[Power of All Beings], [Ascend to Godhood], [Diligent Study and Progress], [Prophecy], [Twilight Domain]—are all real.
All of them are of purple quality.
"Is this merely the power of inheritance...?"
Su Luo murmured to herself.
If inheriting only a portion of power is enough to achieve this level, how powerful must that lost civilization have been at its peak?
Su Luo retracted her previous statement that the Gods of the [Eternal Night Court] were weak.
Let's talk about it later.
Su Luo sensed it more carefully again.
The Observer's total spiritual energy was more than forty times that of his own.
He then looked at Jingjing. After adapting for a while, Jingjing had also absorbed a lot of Mana. Although it wasn't as exaggerated as what the Observers had, her Main Attribute had recovered to a level slightly higher than Su Luo 'Main Attribute. She was now a level 9 Boss.
Iron Guard remained in the Dream World, watching the sea of Black Flames, unwilling to move. If he came out, absorbed the energy, and restored his strength, he could probably reach this level as well.
"You two, what's next on your itinerary..." Su Luo asked expressionlessly.
He wasn't envious at all.
Real.
The power of the Four-Colored Puppets is a relic from countless years after the extinction of a civilization. The entire civilization was almost wiped out, leaving only these four who could move freely. This power is rightfully theirs.
Su Luo wasn't envious at all.
"I want to go and see the Land of Darkness." Having spent so many years Cycle in the Tower, Jingjing longed to venture out and experience a battle.
"I'll follow you." The Observer's gaze remained fixed on the Void ahead, but he spoke to Su Luo.
"That works too." Su Luo nodded.
He was also going to study the [Power of All Beings] later, and having Observer nearby would make the analysis much easier.
With a wave of his hand, the Laboratory door slid open silently.
"Take these things with you."
Su Luo handed Jingjing a small bag containing a communicator, a locator, and some emergency supplies. "It has communication and location functions. If you get tired of playing around with it, you can come here."
Su Luo pointed out the location of Zone 76 to her.
"Okay. Thank you very much." Jingjing, she left with her dagger, and the Laboratory door closed behind her.
Su Luo turned around, opened the panel, and began using [Power of All Beings (Purple)].
[District War System Updated]
The ten "qualified" regions will enter a separate temporary plane, with the plane environment randomly generated.
[Unknown]
Each region can send a maximum of ten professionals to form a team to participate in the battle. Multiple teams are allowed to be sent from the same region, but the next team can only be arranged after the previous team is full.
[Core Rule of This Version: Points Leaderboard]
[Additional rule: Survivors with Gold Badge or higher will be "teamed up independently"]
[Reward Distribution Principle: All participating regions are guaranteed a minimum reward; the higher the ranking, the better the quality and quantity of the rewards.]
[Triggering condition: Only teams ranked in the top 10% of the total points in this world have the right to choose whether to "Continued Battle" within one hour after the results are announced.]
[If you choose to Continued Battle, your team will not return but will be directly teleported to the advanced battlefield to begin a new round of competition with higher difficulty and greater rewards.]
[...]
The current District War System is only in its initial version and is rather rudimentary. More features and mechanisms will be Central Land introduced in subsequent updates.
Su Luo's gaze lingered on the "Extra Rules" line for a few seconds.
Survivors with Gold Badge or higher form independent teams.
This means that Survivors who have achieved Gold Badge will no longer be able to team up with other professional players in the area as they did before.
"Why were the Gold Badge specifically singled out? What's the purpose of that?"
Su Luo shifted her gaze from the System Panel and began to focus on the World Channel.
[(Silver Badge): This District War seems quite serious. They're even separating the Gold Badge members. What are they planning?]
[(Silver Badge): To prevent cheating, dragging multiple Gold Badge is too troublesome; the system is tired of seeing it.]
[(Bronze Badge): Oh my god, it's District War! Hehe, District War, hehe, first time participating, a little nervous.]
[(Bronze Badge): Kids, can I participate in the Continued Battle? These past few dozen days in the Land of Darkness haven't changed much; I feel like my bones are rotting away.]
[(Silver Badge): The weaker you are, the more idle you are! True strength never stops!]
[...]
Because the update was minor, there wasn't much enthusiasm for the District War content in the World Channel chat; there was only anticipation, but nothing of real value.
Su Luo filtered through comments with Gold Badge and above, then began lurking and reading the history.
[(Seven-Colored Label) Ye Fan: Ye Zi, did you get a reminder today?]
[(Gold Badge) Ye Zizhen: Bring the Sanctuary, plenty of money and supplies, and get on with your business.]
[(Gold Badge): I feel like I'm dreaming today. I got wiped out by a Silver Badge player in my seventh Trait Dungeon run today.]
[(Gold Badge):? Not a buddy? Silver Badge?]
[(Gold Badge): I also got flipped by a car. All twelve people at the same event got flipped by cars. It seems like he was driving a bit bigger.]
[(Gold Badge) Kundina Orlando: It's impolite, but I still want to ask... how do Silver Badge members enter the Trait Dungeon?]
The channel remained silent for a moment.
Eligibility for participating in Trait Dungeon is determined by the system based on a strength assessment.
He received many inquiries about participating initially, and later entered the Trait Dungeon when he reached the extreme value.
However, since the release of the Trait Dungeon, only a few Silver Badge Survivors have passed the system's review and are qualified to compete with the Gold Badge survivors.
But not a single Silver Badge has actually been obtained through Dungeon.
Until just now.
The only advanced professional capable of breaking through the 20-point limit has appeared.
This means that among the Survivors, those with a score exceeding 20 are no longer limited to those with Forbidden Class or those affiliated with Forbidden Existence.
[(Gold Badge): Damn it, what?! I haven't even broken through! How did he get it?!]
[(Gold Badge): I seem to see a top-ranking person rising up...]
"Top" is a term used in the Survivor community to refer to those who are considered to be among the top 30 in the world in terms of skill.
The top ten is considered the highest ranking.
They even made a ranking list, putting Ye Fan at number one, and then they often argued about whether a Gold Badge was truly a top player or a high-ranking top player.
Because it failed to convince the public, the list was also known as an "unofficial list."