欧美在线看欧美视频免费

“At the same time, the brother became the sister’s Miracle Person, and also her Master of Miracles,” Uncle said, “And the sister became the brother’s Miracle Person, his Master of Miracles.”

“…”

Bailuo was somewhat surprised; he hadn’t expected that the Miracle Person of the Far North Empire would come about in this way: “Can it even be done like this?”

“This is an extremely, extremely special case.”

Uncle said, “After all, a Master of Miracles cannot accept a miracle given by someone else, unless, at the same time, there happen to be two ordinary people doing this.”

The prerequisite for the birth of a Miracle Person is that he cannot be a Master of Miracles.

“I’m telling you this so you and Feiya won’t become proud and complacent.”

Uncle sighed, “But an Upper Tier Miracle is really very powerful! So powerful that it can provide us with tremendous strength in a very short time!”

“And with an Upper Tier Miracle, we also have the capital to establish an empire.”

A Duchy requires at least a Lower Tier relic, a Kingdom requires at least a Middle Tier relic, while an Empire needs an Upper Tier one.

Ask yourself, if you have a whole world as your backing and infinite resources at your foundation, can’t you call yourself an empire?

“I know, I understand.”

Bailuo laughed, “Gather grain widely, build high walls, and claim kingship leisurely.”

Having the power of Avalon is Yatun’s capital.

Even if the whole world doesn’t know, it won’t change this fact.

On the contrary, boasting about owning an Upper Tier Miracle without the strength to back it up, is like roasting yourself on a fire, no difference at all.

“The Empress of the Far North has possessed an Upper Tier Miracle for thousands of years; her accumulation is much deeper than yours, Feiya.”

“Hmm.”

The senior sister understood that a miracle required not only relative position but also time.

Just like with a Lower Miracle, if you have it for long enough and develop it to the extreme, a Lower Miracle could also battle against an Upper Tier.

An Upper Tier simply starts higher and produces more.

However, if we are talking about peak combat power, like Sherri and the senior sister now, the senior sister is confident she can defeat Sherri.

But if we add Lilith to the mix, in a two against one situation,

even Isefia would undoubtedly be defeated at the same level.

They are both in the second phase; the senior sister might be a bit more advanced, similar to early and late stages, therefore stronger.

But within the same phase, there should not be too much difference after all.

In the same vein, when the senior sister reaches her peak, she might defeat Sherri of the same level, but if a few more are added, it would be tough for both the senior sister and the Empress of the Far North.

“Therefore, the classification of miracles is more about what it can bring to people, nations, states, and civilizations.”

Uncle said, “Coincidentally, Brother Andrew and I recently worked out a classification of miracle levels.”

“A classification of miracles?”

Bailuo recalled the Sword of the King he saw previously, which was labeled as a ‘Legendary Relic’: “Legendary?”

“Hmm?”

Uncle looked at Bailuo with some confusion as if not sure where he had heard this word from.

“Legendary?”

The word, when spoken, did seem quite flavorful; Uncle immediately asked Bailuo to bring out the Legendary Sword.

“It’s with me.”

The senior sister took out the Tetra Holy Sword; Uncle didn’t reach out for it, as he felt that if he casually touched the sword, he would likely be seriously wounded by it.

“This sword is actually quite similar to the sixth level of the Miracle Troop Type classification that Brother Andrew and I discussed,” he said.

“Perfect.”

But thinking of the miraculous things about Bailuo, Uncle immediately had an epiphany, “The sixth level, we’ll just call it Legendary.”

After all, what it was called was something Uncle had concocted on the spot.

The term provided by Bailuo seemed better, so Uncle replaced the sixth stage with it.

From today on, the sixth tier of Yatun’s Miracle Troop Type will be known as Legendary Level.

“Legendary, as well as the sixth level I mentioned, is not about the classification of a miracle itself, it’s more of a division of practical combat strength,” Uncle explained.

“When a Miracle Entity is in the first stage, its combat capability is constrained to ‘Heroic’ level,” he said.

“Heroic level?”

“Ah, yes, the fourth level, I’ve named Heroic level,” Uncle said.

“Though different countries, different regions, have a significant disparity in the threshold for this level.”

“Many countries even use complicated hierarchical systems to hide their true military strength,” he said.

“But here in Yatun, I feel this classification is more intuitive,” Uncle said.

“Ordinary, Extraordinary, Transcendent, Heroic, Master, Legendary,” declared Uncle.

These levels are not to say that there is a clear-cut distinction like this on Miracle Mainland.

That’s impossible, after all, national military strength is the secret among secrets.

Every country, even every Master of Miracles, has its own hierarchical system.

However, here in Yatun, as with standardized measurements, they use their own classification system to ascertain and judge the strength of other nations.

Uncle and Grandfather Andrew, based on their experience and certain powerful individuals as benchmarks, came up with it.

This matter truly took much effort from the two elderly gentlemen.

“Ordinary Level, we’ve defined as the People of Yatun,” he said.

“But the People of Yatun don’t possess Miracle Power, do they?”

“Of course,” replied Uncle to Bailuo, “Which is why the People of Yatun can only be considered at a level where their physical fitness meets that of the Ordinary Level, but in terms of abilities, the Ordinary Troop Type has more robust recovery and better physical fitness.”

“The Little Witches and those true Fairies can be classified into this first level,” Uncle said.

“Additionally, the People of Yatun who have received Fairy Armor also belong to the first level,” he added.