More than thirty contestants had the potential to reach the Unrivaled Sovereign Tenth Layer. That was an exceedingly eye-catching number.
However, this was not the limit of an Unrivaled Sovereign, nor did it mean that the contestants who remained from this point onward possessed 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 an Unrivaled Sovereign could achieve.
Beyond the Unrivaled Sovereign Tenth Layer, beyond the Hundred Great Dao Marks, there was still another realm.
This was the ultimate realm of an Unrivaled Sovereign—the Emperor Realm!
The realm bearing an Emperor Title!
Not every powerhouse who reached the Unrivaled Sovereign Tenth Layer and cultivated a Hundred Great Dao Marks had the possibility of becoming a Sovereign Supreme.
Becoming a Sovereign Supreme was not something that could be achieved through cultivation alone. It required opportunity, as well as true talent.
Otherwise, the Ancient Sacred Domain would not have so many Unrivaled Sovereign powerhouses bearing Emperor Titles, while Sovereign Supremes, such supreme experts, remained so few.
At most, this arena formation could detect how many Great Dao Marks an Unrivaled Sovereign had the potential to cultivate.
And in the end, the same still held true: possessing such potential did not mean one would definitely attain such cultivation.
Still, the higher one's potential, the more likely one was to reach a higher realm.
After a hundred pale silver halos appeared on the arena's light barrier, the one hundred and first pale silver orb soon emerged.
At this point, none of the thirty-odd contestants in the arena had been teleported away and eliminated by the arena formation.
More and more pale silver halos appeared. Only when their number reached one hundred and