So, one’s specific power determines their affiliation and rank? I haven’t considered that perspective before. 0

Leonard understood the selection method, but he also found it peculiar as it was very different from the workings in murim. Even if someone reached the Demigod Tier, they would probably have to change their affiliated knight order if their abilities didn’t match.0

The White Dragon Commander Demian might have belonged to another knight order back when he was still at the Transcendence Tier.0

“While classification generally starts when you become a commander, potential can be identified earlier than that. It’s common for those at the Transcendence Tier who show the potential for unique traits to be recruited early on.”0

As they walked toward the distant fortress of Glitnir, Demian continued to elaborate, “That’s also why the Order of the Red Dragon has the most members.”0

The Order of the Red Dragon’s jurisdiction, the Rifts and the Outer Gods, required sheer strength more than unique traits due to their vast diversity. Ideally, a unique trait adaptable to all sorts of situations was best, but if such abilities were common, there would be no need for any classification...2