Kernick’s lip twitched.
Outer disciple? Why did he even make it sound like it was a great honor? What the hell?
Dyon didn’t explain, instead, he called the next person. Kernick only barely registered that the empty hole in his heart was filled. “Donari!”
Donari ca up quickly, still having a slightly guilty expression on his face.
Dyon rolled his eyes, but didn’t say anything. “Outer disciple!”
The crowd was shocked. Donari was only qualified to be an outer disciple as well? He had an Earth level constitution! His potential was endless!
Not every place had abundant constitutions like Dyon’s ho universe. If an Earth level constitution appeared, especially one with the ability to level up like Donari’s, any of the quadrants ranked below 30th would scramble to add this disciple.
However, how could Dyon care about re Earth level constitutions? He could forge one out of this air back when his soul was barely at the 5th stage in the Queen Fairy Pill.
Although that constitution was ranked far below Donari’s and not every Earth level constitution could be forged so easily, the truth still remained.
Donari wanted to protest, but he soon found that he didn’t have the right to.
“Elder Ricci!” Dyon called out Violet’s father. “Working Disciple Elder!”
The crowd went into yet another uproar.
Everyone understood the disciple rankings. Working disciple, outer disciple, inner disciple, core disciple and finally, legatee disciples.
For every disciple ranking, there was the equivalent elder ranking. The trouble was that working elders were no more than glorified janitors ant to hand out tasks to working disciples trying their best to beco outer disciples. Yet, the forr Master could only be regulated to this role?! He was a second-grade celestial! A genius many quadrants would fight for!
The forr Master looked at Dyon seriously before saying sothing that shocked them all. “You don’t need to place in an elder role, I’m willing to be a disciple! I have much to learn!” He said seriously.
Dyon smiled. “Good! Disciple Marco Ricci, Inner Disciple!”
The crowd sighed in relief. They felt that if Dyon made the forr master an outer disciple a riot would have started. If a second-grade celestial couldn’t beco an inner disciple, what chance did they stand?
They thought Dyon’s standards were too high, when Dyon actually believed he was being kindhearted.
His sect was a place that should be teeming with dao formation experts in the future. How could a re celestial be an elder of note? He refused to lax the standards any more.
“Sophia!” Dyon suddenly said a na many didn’t recognize. However, Violet did. It was the very sa girl Dyon saved from the brink of death.
A simply dressed girl made her way forward. Although she had been captured by soul market, because of how recent it was, she was in much better condition than the other soul slaves and thus woke up far earlier.
Dyon scanned her for a mont before smiling at her shy expression. “Outer disciple!”
Many were shocked. Who was this girl? And how the hell did she earn the sa rating as Donari and Kernick?!
Dyon didn’t seem to notice the reaction of the crowd. He continued to call out nas an organize disciples appropriately. With his divine sense, even with his injury, he could see through these warriors easily, so he could grade them accordingly.
The minimum requirents for becoming an outer disciple of Soul Rending Peak was twofold. The first was to have at least a first-grade innate soul. The second was to have completed the ridian formation stage to perfection.
However, only four people t this requirent sadly, and one of them was the forr Master. The good news was that many more t the standard, it was just that their souls were injured and needed to be healed.
Marco just barely t the requirents for inner disciple which required a peak 1st grade innate soul and either 12th stage sainthood or 2nd grade celestial realm cultivation.
Of course, Dyon’s requirents were different from other sects. For example, Madeleine’s required stepping into the celestial realm as a first-grade expert to beco a core disciple, but Madeleine was already an inner disciple as a 10th stage saint years ago.
Because Dyon had yet to set up appropriate steps, he couldn’t account for battle prowess differences like this, so he could only use crude thods until he refurbished the thods left behind by the original Soul Rending Peak.
For those who didn’t et those requirents, Dyon gave them two choices: the first was to receive a targeted cultivation cleansing pill that would bring them back to the ridian formation stage, or, to be allocated among the sub peaks.
For obvious reasons, many chose the latter option.
As for the sub peaks, there was no innate soul requirents, however, Dyon directly made them all working disciples.
The point of the sub peaks was to raise warriors who might not be talented in the soul path, but willing to cultivate anyway. How could Dyon give resources to those without the determination to re-cultivate? They weren’t worthy.
When Dyon received the master symbol, he learned that the core teachings of the peaks were left intact. This wasn’t too surprising considering its mystic level technique remained. Clearly everything was well protected just like the core teachings of the Celestial Deer Sect.
Knowing this, he couldn’t hand these core teachings to spineless cowards.
Although these people were disappointed, Dyon appeased them with various things that made them salivate. To Dyon, these things were aningless, but to them, they were holy treasures.
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