Outside Nuoding City, a handsome young man who looked to be in his twenties walked unhurriedly toward Holy Soul Village, dressed in a fitted white outfit and a black cloak, with a ring on his right hand.
A closer look revealed a fist-sized character for "soul" on the right side of his chest, marking him as a direct member of Spirit Hall. On his left chest was a badge engraved with three circles of different sizes, nested from largest to smallest.
Inside the smallest circle was a design of three crossed swords, indicating that he was a Soul Grandmaster and a Battle Soul Master of Spirit Hall.
But anyone from within Spirit Hall would have been utterly shocked to discover that those three circles were actually the hardest part to obtain.
After numerous reforms, Spirit Hall had streamlined many of its affairs, particularly martial soul awakening.
For instance, if someone directly judged an unfamiliar, powerful martial soul to be a trash martial soul, wouldn't that cause Spirit Hall to lose talented recruits?
Thus, Spirit Hall had established a course called Martial Soul Appraisal. Every deacon responsible for martial soul awakening had to pass with a score above ninety, and a badge bearing these circles was an even rarer honor.
One had to place in the top three of a provincial Martial Soul Appraisal examination to earn a single circle. A second circle required two consecutive top-three finishes, while three circles required three.
In other words, this young man had placed in the top three of the provincial Martial Soul Appraisal examination three times in a row.
This young man's name was none other than Su Yuntao, a name that thundered in our ears, who also bore the title of the God of Blindness on the Douluo Continent. After all, any