On the Aifala Continent, the definitions of "Transcendent" and "Legendary" were as follows.
If one set aside those complicated power systems and looked purely from the perspective of Profession Level, it was actually very simple.
Transcendent: Level 11—Level 20;
Legendary: Level 21 and above.
As long as you broke your Profession Level past Level 10, you could become a truly so-called Transcendent Professional.
Of course, even among those who were all "Transcendent," the gap in strength between Professionals, due to many factors such as the accumulation of Combat Skills along the way, equipment, class type, and so on, might be even greater than the gap between Level 1 and Level 10.
But compared with before, it could absolutely be called a qualitative change.
After the concept of "classes" appeared in this world and evolved over countless years, the reason Basic Classes such as "Warrior" and "Wanderer" had been able to spread to every corner of the continent and become adventurers' first choice when setting foot on the path of a profession was this:
A clear path of advancement, a massive selection of Combat Skills, relatively simple methods of taking up the class... these had basically all been mentioned before.
But there was another crucial reason.
It was something one would only realize after becoming a Professional and walking down this path.
—Level cap!
This included all the Basic Classes in the eyes of the world, such as "Ranger," "Barbarian," and "Priest."
Their level cap was all "10."
And that also meant that after you became a "Warrior," you did not need to consider anything else. You only needed to focus wholeheartedly on collecting the Combat Skills you needed and increasing your proficiency.
Then you could proceed step by step, steadily making your way to the final point before becoming Transcendent.