Even a fifteen-star "Demon God: Abyss Walker" could not be considered part of the "Seventh Tier."
But in truth, Dark had yet to clearly define the difference between the "Seventh Tier" and the "Sixth Tier."
Moreover, there were contradictions in his definition of the "Seventh Tier." He defined the "Seventh Tier" as "gods."
Yet, he himself had already used magitech means to create a "true god"—Serena, the "Moon God."
However, the moment Serena became a god, she broke free of the Magitech Card's limitations and no longer belonged to the Magic Spirits.
This conflicted with magitech itself.
If one ceased to be a Magic Spirit after becoming a god, then wouldn't the so-called "Seventh Tier" be fundamentally impossible to exist?
Therefore, what exactly a "Seventh Tier" Magitech Card was remained open to debate.
It could be a "god," but it absolutely could not possess a "divinity." That meant it was highly likely to be a manifestation of "authority."
Following that line of reasoning, "Lucemon: Satan Mode" was very likely a manifestation of the authority of the "Seven Original Sins."
At that thought, Dark suddenly froze, then immediately realized another possibility.
If "Lucemon: Satan Mode" was a manifestation of the authority of the "Seven Original Sins," then wasn't it equivalent to a miniature version of the "Demon Gods of the Seven Original Sins"?
If he successfully brought "Lucemon: Satan Mode" into being, would it cause the "Demon Gods of the Seven Original Sins" to awaken once again?
"If that day truly comes, I must be careful, careful, and even more careful." Dark's expression gradually turned grave.
He looked up at "Lucemon Falldown Mode," his thoughts racing, and ultimately decided to hold off for now and first test the effects of "Lucemon Falldown Mode's" Ultimate Moves.
"Lost Paradise," the Ultimate Move of