The overall world level was also much higher than that of many other worlds.
However.
There were ultimately still distinctions between higher and lower levels.
And that was only natural! They couldn't be deified too much.
What left the deepest impression on Little Griseo was that, according to the setting, the Flügel Jibril could split the sea with just 5% of her power, while a Blood Destruction individual of the Beastman species could break the laws of physics upon activating Blood Destruction, easily surpassing the speed of sound in an instant.
But one had to understand this.
Jibril of the Flügel was an exceptional individual. Although the Flügel were powerful, not every Flügel could be mentioned in the same breath as her.
The same went doubly for Blood Destruction individuals of the Beastman species.
It was just like the shiny versions that appeared in Pokemon.
They were special cases.
They couldn't be treated as typical examples.
Moreover, strictly speaking, the higher those species ranked, the greater the gap became.
The sixth and seventh species were a clear dividing line.
That was because the sixth species was the Flügel. They, along with those above them, were called life.
The seventh species, however, was the Forest Spirit species. They, along with those below them, were called living creatures.
A single Flügel could almost destroy the entire Forest Spirit population.
From this alone.
The difference was truly plain to see!
But!
At most, the upper limit of all Disboard still wouldn't exceed the level of the Deus. The Deus was unquestionably the ceiling.
So, what level did the Deus occupy?
Answer: wiping the surface clean.
Perhaps it could barely be considered the level of exploding a star.
Because the homeworld in No Game No Life Zero held the throne of the One True