As people walked through this world, everyone was a solitary traveler. It was hard to say that any companion or family member could remain by one's side forever.
Knights and magicians above Rank One in Wizard Civilization were quite capable of living long lives.
Once one basically advanced to Rank One, they could live for a thousand years.
The theoretical lifespan of a Rank Two was three thousand years.
A Rank Three could live for ten thousand years.
Truly, this path of evolution had left countless creatures from remote Alien Worlds dying of envy.
In some worlds, even Demigods might only live for a few hundred years.
This, from another angle, showed why Wizard World had so many Rank Four and above powerhouses.
—Live long enough, and breakthroughs came naturally.
Of course, this did not rule out extraordinary cases in worlds with special rules, where Rank One creatures could easily possess lifespans of several thousand years, or where lowly creatures below Rank One could theoretically live for tens of thousands of years.
But such cases were ultimately rare and could not be treated as the norm.
Moreover, the length of one's lifespan could not be regarded as proof of the superiority of life evolution.
Creatures of some lower planes could indeed advance to the Demigod realm within a few hundred years, but that was equivalent to consuming their Life Source Power in pursuit of transformation to a higher realm, and the success rate was extremely low.
There were also worlds such as the Elf Great World, where elves of every lineage possessed average lifespans far exceeding those of knights and magicians of the same rank in Wizard World.
But could one then say that the development of the Elf Great World surpassed Wizard Civilization?
Under the vast rule of Wizard