Demigod Exam

"The limits of hard work and talent are the Saint Domain. The Legendary Realm of spells has nothing to do with how much time you spend, how much talent you have, or how much inspiration you possess. There is one, and only one, reason you can step into the Legendary Realm: you are a legend."

In Rose Manor in Multistar Country, the artificers sat in neat rows and listened to the demigod's lecture.

"If time and talent alone could advance someone to Legendary, then all Angels and all Divine Lords would definitely have grinded themselves into legends of every spell." Vishy stood in front of the whiteboard in a maid's miniskirt, writing on it as she said, "In reality, researching other spells is a very low cost-performance choice. Even in an excellent environment with abundant Spell Spirits, a demigod would need to study seriously for twenty years to grind an unfamiliar spell to the Saint Domain."

"But that's impossible," the Demon Maid said seriously. "No demigod would squander that much time on a non-primary spell. Unless they've completely given up and are just waiting to die, a demigod has to spend at least thirty percent of their time researching their main spell."

"Why?" curious baby Ash asked. "They're already demigods. Can't they enjoy themselves a little?"

"Because the Fifth Layer of the Void Realm is very, very dangerous." Vishy took out a phone. "I recently played a mobile game, and there was a concept in it that fits the Fifth Layer of the Void Realm very well: 'version updates.'"

"Just like we artificers can only go upward and can't retreat, the Void Realm is the same. It keeps moving forward and never goes backward. Overall, the layers of the Void Realm maintain a spiraling ascent. For example, the Sea of