-{Star Spirit}
Roland was no stranger to this designation.
After experiencing so many worlds, he had roughly come to understand that, in a normally developing universe with infinite boundaries, naturally powerful beings generally fell into three categories.
The first was natural-born gods.
These were also the most common powerful beings in most worlds. Whether innate or acquired, artificially created or born by chance, as long as they were born with the essence of a god, they were almost never particularly weak.
Most possessed special forms of immortality. Even if killed, they would be reborn in another way. Barring any accidents, reaching the strength of those in DanMachi or ordinary Heretic Gods was hardly difficult for a god.
The more powerful among them could even continuously connect their essence to concepts like Artosh, ultimately reaching the realm of a Pantheon that transcended the world.
The second category was the embodiment of life's limits: pureblood Dragon Kind.
"Dragon" here did not refer to the mythical creatures of the East or West, but was a descriptive designation, much like how the Cross Church branded all its enemies evil dragons.
The form possessed by the strongest life that had transcended the limits of life-this was the definition of Dragon Kind.
Dragon End, born from the corpse of the Old Deus who had created heaven and earth in the world of No Game No Life, was the best example.
Even without the conceptual nature of the Old Deus that reached deep into the world's essence, relying solely on his own power and talent, he regarded even powerful Old Deus as insignificant weaklings, apart from Artosh, who held "the strongest."
By first possessing power, then using it to dominate the world in turn, they could even become the origin of a particular path themselves.
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