Riezel truly possessed strength that did not pale in comparison to Lv.5 now.
Although he was only Lv.4 at present, before this, Riezel had advanced three times in a row with all his abilities at Stage SSS. His latent potential far surpassed that of ordinary adventurers.
Before advancing, others could at most train one or two abilities they excelled at to Stage B. Very few could reach Stage A, let alone Stage S. Only geniuses like Ais, Bete, Tiona, and Tione, who had become Lv.5 adventurers at such young ages, could possibly train their strongest abilities to Stage S.
Take Lefiya, for example. The reason she was regarded as Riveria's successor and possessed firepower comparable to Lv.5 at Lv.3 was not only due to the support of her skills. The biggest reason was that she had trained her "Magic" to Stage S before advancing.
Just one ability at Stage S had allowed Lefiya to stand out so greatly and surpass so many Mages of the same level. Riezel was even more remarkable. Not only had all of his abilities reached Stage S, they had even reached the unprecedented Stage SSS. The latent potential he had accumulated was astonishing.
It was precisely because of such latent potential that, right after advancing, Riezel had been deemed by Ais to be no weaker than veteran Lv.4 adventurers.
And now, Riezel had already trained three of his strongest abilities to Stage S, while the remaining two had reached Stage A.
There was no doubt that such Ability Values were absolutely among the very best of Lv.4.
With the very best Ability Values among Lv.4s, coupled with the latent potential accumulated over his previous levels, Riezel's Ability Values alone were now no worse than those of Lv.5 adventurers.
He also possessed the two combat-type Development