Jules pulled his phone out of the gaming pod and walked back to the front of the hall.
"Here," he handed his phone to the second senior and said, "search for the importance of trial grades for group rulers."
The second senior glanced around. When he saw many already searching on their phones, he did the same.
Even the first senior moved closer to see the results. The more they looked, the more they frowned.
Jules knew that in the initial grades, there was a marginal difference, but from D grade onward, the gap in each grade advanced by leaps and bounds.
There was no comparison between creatures from B grade and C grade or C grade and D grade creatures.
As an S grader, even his mysterious three would be unparalleled among their peers once they learned to use their primordial traits.
Now, this comparison was only valid for just-summoned level-one creatures. Once in the game world, simple raw strength would no longer play a big role.
