For most Grizzlies players, this was just an ordinary day of practice.
As usual, before everyone arrived, Howard and Brooks had already tidied the locker room until it was spotless.
After everyone showed up, they discussed yesterday's game while chatting about amusing things from their daily lives.
Then they stepped onto the practice court, ready to keep working toward the next game.
But for Link, today's practice was somewhat out of the ordinary.
In the tenth year of his career, he had not looked forward to seeing the little white bar filled up this much in a long time.
Although Link had continued leveling up over the years, the improvements brought by leveling up were no longer as obvious as before.
After all, once he had surpassed Hill's peak, the upgrades Link received had mostly been minor boosts to his physical attributes.
There would no longer be the kind of outrageous transformation he had experienced in the past.
So over the years, Link had not been as delighted as before whenever the little white bar filled up.
But this time was different. Link was very curious about what would happen if he filled the little white bar again after already reaching the maximum level.
Thus, Link trained exceptionally seriously today, afraid that the little white bar would not fill up.
Practice on the first day after a game was generally focused on recovery. Therefore, the intensity was not high, and correspondingly, the little white bar progressed quite slowly.
When all of today's training ended, Link looked at the seemingly filled little white bar, but nothing happened.
No notification about an upgrade appeared, nor did anything else occur.
Could it be that after reaching max level, filling the little white bar would no longer trigger any reaction?
What a waste of