In the Coiling Dragon World, a person's level of power depended on many factors, but the most fundamental were how many Profound Mysteries they had fused and how far they had mastered them.
In Hell, unless someone belonged to a special race, the usual standard was five fused Profound Mysteries. Seven-Star Fiends generally had four, Six-Star Fiends three, and Five-Star Fiends two. Four-Star Fiends were ordinary Highgods who had become gods independently. Those who had refined a Godhead might be Three-Star or Four-Star Fiends.
Below Three-Star Fiends were Midgods. Their rank had little to do with their actual strength, since it was assigned based on the missions they completed. Generally speaking, Midgods didn't need to be ranked, because they were all more or less the same.
Sean's special qualities weren't the two fused Profound Mysteries, but his powerful body and the special energy contained in his Soul Stone.
But since this was just a spar, Sean naturally wasn't going to use those advantages to bully his opponent. He used only the power of his Profound Mysteries. The point of sparring was to have a chance to improve his understanding of the Profound Mysteries, and perhaps even fuse them.
"Jinhuo told me you have a powerful Innate Divine Ability?" Lisat asked.
"What did Jinhuo say?" Sean asked, his heart skipping a beat.
"He didn't go into detail. He just said it was powerful and told me not to offend you," Lisat replied.
"Haha, that's about right. But I don't use that move casually," Sean said with a laugh.
Naturally, he wouldn't tell anyone that God Devour was a finishing move that worked like a judgment of "rules." Against an opponent of the same level, it was a death sentence. Against someone a level higher, it was useless.
Even a Midgod who