Bloodline

Ranked 82nd among the sequences, Bloodline was the origin of Physical Enhancement. It represented the ultimate expression of strength and the flesh, yet the attributes it provided were utterly ordinary. It merely increased health and granted Strength equal to Charm, while lacking all manner of boosts and any diverse offensive options.

Only the Conqueror path treated Bloodline as a primary tool, because Conqueror itself was a stats-based class that crushed everything through sheer attributes and broke ten thousand laws with a single force.

Yet several sequences ranked similarly to Bloodline each possessed immense destructive power and diverse applications. They did not even need to be sequences—among ordinary Omega-tier Aoneng, one could find plenty stronger than Bloodline with their eyes closed.

But why was Bloodline ranked 82nd? Sequences did not lie. The top ten sequences were unconditionally more powerful than all other sequences, and this became increasingly true the higher one went. Darklight, ranked 13th, had offensive capabilities far surpassing Waning Moon at 56th, and its two summons even attacked automatically and dealt area damage.

Yet Darklight's offensive power and overall performance were far inferior to Gravity, ranked 9th.

Gravity could move mountains and fill seas, cross space at will, but compared to Weak Force—which could freely alter material properties, turn one into a humanoid nuclear power plant, and contaminate most of a planet simply by standing in water without even needing to deliberately dump pollutants into the ocean—it still fell far short.

Weak Force ranked 7th, slightly above Electromagnetic Force. That was because Electromagnetic Force required an enormous accumulation of knowledge; otherwise, it was nothing more than an electromagnet.

Weak Force, on the other hand, could turn stone into gold and induce artificial decay with a wave of the hand.

As for the top three Aoneng—Lioz had personally demonstrated them.