Chapter 458 - Chapter 122: The Second Command (Part 1)

The greater the rank of a beast at birth, the stronger its potential for development. A divine beast of lower rank at birth needs to exert hundreds or thousands of times more effort to reach the height of an upper-rank divine beast. There is undoubtedly a disparity in strength among lower, middle, and upper-rank beasts that have undergone the same amount of cultivation. However, an upper-rank divine beast with merely a thousand years of cultivation would still not be a match for a lower-rank beast that has cultivated for three thousand years. Therefore, the classification of rank only applies under equal conditions. The longer the cultivation period, the more distinct the difference in abilities among different ranks. In the minds of giant beasts, rank is highly important. As a result, the Kylin, hailed as the King of Divine Beasts, could reach the pinnacle of strength in just over a thousand years and is considered a super-rank divine beast in the Ancient Giant Beast Era.