The names for the various levels of combat intensity are arranged according to the relative atomic masses of natural elements from lowest to highest.
Excluding artificial elements and exotic atoms, and removing some heavy elements with extremely short lifespans, the Star Alliance selected ninety-nine elements for naming.
The lowest is the Hydrogen Grade, and the highest is the Ultimate Grade.
The ultimate element is an extremely precious element that bursts forth internally from the collision of neutron stars. Theoretically, the concept of elements does not exist in a degenerate state, but its existence shatters people's understanding.
It is known to be the only element in a degenerate state, and its existence exhausts the limit of natural elements, hence the name ultimate.
The Ultimate Grade, in the concept of cosmic culture, means the supreme ultimate and the perfection of the end.
Therefore, even Yak, the strongest person in the Milky Way, is only a Tier 52 Tellurium Grade, with essentially no one higher than the Tellurium Grade, and the Star Alliance still lays out ninety-seven other tiers, naming the ultimate realm with the word ultimate.
The ninety-ninth tier has a baseline standard, but no upper limit, meaning that the ultimate is actually a collective term for the ninety-ninth to infinite number of grades, with no cap at the top.
It adopts a cultural implication and has nothing to do with the total number of existing elements.
The S10 on Earth is equivalent to the Hydrogen Grade, but the concept is different.
Because strength is not categorized by muscle power in the universe, things like muscular strength have strengthening limits, so it is measured based on the amount of energy output per unit of time.
Whether it is kinetic energy, electrical energy, thermal energy, or light energy, as long as it can