Levels 0–9: the realm of mortals. (First- to Third-Level Lifeforms)
Levels 10–15: the realm of heroes. (Fourth-Level Lifeform)
Levels 15–20: the Legendary Realm. (Fifth-Level Lifeform)
Levels 20–25: the High Legendary Realm. (Sixth-Level Lifeform)
Level 25+: Peak Legendary beings. If they have not condensed Divinity at this stage, they can continue growing stronger, but the difficulty of each level-up increases exponentially.
There is no upper limit to this level. In theory, if a Legendary creature had an eternal lifespan, it could grow infinitely stronger at this stage through its own power.
Unfortunately, Legendary creatures only need to come into contact with Divinity because their lifespans are limited.
Without the power of Divinity, no matter how powerful a Legendary creature becomes, its soul will eventually wither away.
So, generally speaking, the vast majority of Legendary creatures begin to come into contact with Divinity at Legendary Level 15.
Legendary creatures are the lowest tier eligible to condense Divinity. Once they have condensed it, they can add their Divine Level to their Legendary Level.
Each Divine Level is equivalent to a Legendary creature advancing three levels beyond Level 25.
In other words, if a Level 15 Legendary creature comprehends Divinity, its power immediately rises to Level 25+3.
Divinity also has levels.
Levels 0–1: Quasi-God. They possess Immortal Essence and attributes far beyond those of mortals, but lack the traits of a Deity and cannot grant spells to others. (Seventh- to Eighth-Level Lifeforms)
Levels 1–5: Demigod. They can grant spells and possess limited Divine abilities. (Eighth-Level boundary of Life; Half-Ninth Level, with a 25-point attribute limit)
Levels 6–10: Lesser Divine Power. They possess complete Divinity, ignite their Divine Flame, ascend to the God Throne, and own a Divine Realm. They are generally regional gods or gods of a particular race! (Half-Ninth Level, with attributes ranging