In the real world, inside Station 13.
Although Tiandao had not made a move yet, and his tone was as gentle as if he were chatting with an old friend rather than facing a dangerous enemy.
It was precisely this calmness flowing through his every gesture that now seemed like an invisible pair of hands, clutching the Dimensional Audience's hearts in a death grip.
It let them truly feel the power of Shui Mo, the captain of the Fifth Squad.
And after hearing his detailed classification of a Star Envoy's potential.
The Dimensional Audience finally understood the gap between Chen Kong and the others and the Shui Mo before them.
As well as just how powerful Tiandao from Season 1 had been.
"If Captain Shui Mo's explanation is right, then Tiandao must have been the sort of monster who pushed every attribute to its limit at every stage, right?"
When that comment appeared, the other Dimensional Audience members quickly chimed in.
Because judging by Tiandao's performance in Season 1.
If he had not maxed out all of his Six-dimensional Attributes back then, there was no way he could have stood out among a group of Starborn who were monsters in their own right, becoming a monster among monsters.
It could be said that although the Dimensional Audience previously knew Tiandao, the "Stellar Apex," was strong.
They did not have an intuitive grasp of what that "strength" truly meant.
Some people even believed that Tiandao's strength largely came from his development of Star Source: Vector Control.
Once separated from that Star Source, Tiandao would naturally still be strong, but surely not to the same exaggerated extent as in Season 1.
But Captain Shui Mo's words had now thoroughly shattered that notion.
Because according to Captain Shui Mo's description, even if Tiandao