Chapter 61: Inviting Wolves into the House (Part 1)

Where there are people, there are bound to be rivers and lakes.

The community formed by the Transcendents above the multitudes is even more intricate.

At least in terms of "hierarchical levels," it was especially strict.

Lower-level Transcendents, unless authorized by higher-level Transcendents or executing certain official duties, must obey the commands of the next higher level Transcendent.

B-level obeys A-level.

C-level obeys B-level and A-level.

D-level obeys C-level and B-level and A-level.

And so on.

This is why Transcendents especially pursue "assessment indicators" and strive to advance in rank.

Because it represents a climb in "power."

In a strict sense, even if an E-level Transcendent were stronger than an A-level Transcendent, they must follow commands. Otherwise, it would be considered "rebellion."

Admittedly.

This class command system is visibly rigid.