Hill continued chatting with Feifei for a while and managed to draw out a great deal of information.
For example, demon ranks were a ranking system that came after the peak High-God stage, and this system was extremely strict and precise.
That was because demon ranks depended on one's true combat power.
They did not look at one's cultivation; they only looked at the battle power one displayed before assigning a rank.
Therefore, in the Realm of Gods, demon ranks were the most accurate. A one-star demon could not possibly defeat a two-star demon—unless that one-star demon encountered a fortuitous opportunity in a short time and greatly increased their strength.
However, even in the Realm of Gods, those who could obtain a demon badge were exceedingly rare. Most High-Gods found it difficult to acquire one.
One had to go to each Prefecture to apply for an assessment, and the test was to defeat a one-star demon.
But one-star demons were not weak to begin with. Moreover, a High-God capable of defeating a one-star demon would be considered powerful even among one-star demons. Naturally, the assessment was extremely difficult, and many peak High-Gods could not pass it.
"The Realm of Gods is truly vast—far larger than the Primordial World. Every Prefecture has a lower Main God guarding it, and above the Prefectures are Main Cities, guarded by middle Main Gods."
"Above the Main Cities are Sacred Cities, guarded by upper Main Gods."
Hill sighed inwardly.
The more he learned about the Realm of Gods, the more clearly he understood its terror. This was a world even more powerful than the Primordial World.
While Hill and Feifei were talking, Kailan, the city lord far away in the City Lord's Manor, once again glanced toward the inn where Hill was staying.
"What a