"Tell me more!"
"Don't get your hopes too high. I only know this because I got hold of a journal left by an Overlord Tower player."
"You have something like that?"
Anything left behind by an Overlord Tower would be sealed away by the Dormitory Survival Game and forbidden from circulation.
"It survived because it was too ordinary. The journal has a special effect called 'Utterly Unremarkable,' which let it slip past the game's detection," Brahmin replied.
Xu Lang understood and gestured for Brahmin to continue.
Inside his dorm room, a look of recollection flashed through Brahmin's eyes. He took out an unremarkable journal bound in human skin and said:
"What you want to know is how players advance. I don't know the path from Transcendent to godhood, but I can tell you something about what lies ahead."
"This path of growth belongs to players alone. According to the journal's owner, it's also one of the most powerful paths across the myriad worlds."
"Our path is leveling up. That privilege belongs exclusively to Overlord Tower players and stays with them all the way. That's why they're so strong. Supposedly, every one of them can cross the Void, travel to other worlds, and complete special missions!"
Xu Lang listened without interrupting. Brahmin could tell he was paying attention, so he went on, his voice rising and falling as though he, too, was imagining what lay ahead.
This conversation was going to take a while.
"Once a player's individual stat reaches ten thousand points, its cap locks permanently. It can't rise any further!"
"The Dormitory Survival Game isn't doing this to hold us back. It's helping us grow!"
"At that point, pouring more potential and vitality into stats would be a terrible waste!"
"After that, everything you do, whether it's improving your