All three rewards for the Legendary Quest were extremely generous. The importance of the Void Tree's reputation went without saying, while permanent access to the Eternal Light World would make it convenient to harvest the Zerg's products in the future.
Moreover, this access had quite a few other uses. For example, the Elemental Zone where their main base was located offered considerable benefits.
As for the third reward, the "Primordial Core," Su Xiao did not know what it was used for, but he could be certain that it was a superior product to the "Primordial Fragments." It was very likely the optimal choice for advancing to the supreme level.
Su Xiao tried to look up information on the "Primordial Core," only to unexpectedly discover that, because he had completed the Legendary Quest, his authority level in this world was extremely high. Combined with his existing Hunter authority, he could now view the conditions for advancing to the supreme level.
Advancing to the supreme level was by no means easy. Several prerequisites had to be met, as well as several optional prerequisites that could increase the probability of a successful advancement. They were as follows:
1. Absorb one portion of "Initial Origin Quality" (a mandatory prerequisite).
2. Raise one's primary attribute to between 500 and 800 points (the more primary attributes one had, and the higher they were, the greater the chance of advancing to the supreme level. Reaching 500 points was a mandatory prerequisite).
3. Raise a core-type ability to Lv. 95 (a mandatory prerequisite, including basic core passives, technique abilities, and so on).
4. 50 Primordial Fragments (a mandatory prerequisite).
These were all hard requirements for advancing to the supreme level. However, some of them could be fulfilled through better alternatives. For example, using five "Primordial Cores" in