Hercules Body, A Future Pact

Lynn was not entirely ignorant of the Myriad Blood Imperial Court. At the very least, he understood some of its most basic circumstances.

For instance, the Myriad Blood Imperial Court also possessed a system of noble ranks and merits similar to that of the Nature Divine Dynasty.

It was simply far more complex than the Nature Divine Dynasty's relatively straightforward system.

Within the Nature Divine Dynasty, one could obtain noble status merely by stepping into the Morning Star realm.

A level-six Morning Star Wizard belonged to the ranks of the great nobility.

As for Radiant Moon Crowns, they stood lofty above all else, transcending every rule.

The entire system was simple and clear; one's strength and status were basically apparent at a glance.

But the Myriad Blood Imperial Court was different. What truly determined everything there had never been strength alone, but bloodline as well.

Higher bloodlines possessed an innate suppression over lower bloodlines.

That suppression was not one of authority, but stemmed from the absolute disparity in the levels of life and the origins of their bloodlines.

Noble titles, likewise, were symbols of both strength and bloodline purity.

Take Duke Owen before him, for example.

The strength of a level-five Morning Star Wizard corresponded to the rank of duke.

One level lower, a level-four Morning Star Wizard, could generally obtain only the title of marquis.

And if one advanced further and entered the level-six Morning Star realm, one would be qualified to become a prince who governed a branch of a bloodline.

Beyond that... were beings who truly stood at the pinnacle of the East Region.

Radiant Moon Crowns.

Within the Myriad Blood Imperial Court, they had another, even more exalted title: Progenitors.

The so-called Progenitor Bloodlines—

—were, in essence, bloodline paths that had once produced a great being