There were more than thirty contestants with the potential to become tenth-stage Supreme Masters. They were certainly a conspicuous group.
However, this was not the limit of a Supreme Master. Nor did it mean that, from this moment on, the contestants who remained would have the potential to become Sovereign Supremes.
The potential to become a Sovereign Supreme could not be detected. More importantly, cultivating a hundred Great Dao Marks was not the limit of what a Supreme Master could achieve.
After the tenth stage of the Supreme Master Realm—that is, after cultivating a hundred Great Dao Marks—there was still another realm.
This was the ultimate realm of Supreme Masters: the Emperor Realm!
The realm of those who possessed an Emperor Title!
Not every expert who reached the tenth stage of the Supreme Master Realm and cultivated a hundred Great Dao Marks had the potential to become a Sovereign Supreme.
Becoming a Sovereign Supreme could not be accomplished through cultivation alone. It required both opportunity and genuine talent.
Otherwise, there would be far more Supreme Master experts with Emperor Titles in the Ancient Saint Domain today, instead of so few powerhouses like the Sovereign Supremes.
At most, this competition array could determine how many Great Dao Marks a Supreme Master had the potential to cultivate.
And, as stated before, having that potential did not mean one would definitely reach that level of cultivation.
However, the greater one's potential, the higher the realm one could cultivate to.
After the competition arena's barrier displayed a hundred pale silver rings, a hundred and first pale silver orb soon appeared.
At that point, none of the more than thirty contestants in the arena had been teleported out by the competition array.
The pale silver rings continued to multiply. Only when they reached a hundred