A few hundred years later, Maximus and his wives went to the Etherium Academy.
Like the other four administrative continents, it floated in the sky overlooking the vast chaotic sea and starry continents.
What was different was that the place was teeming with unprecedented vitality as new generation after another ca in to pursue their dreams.
"The academy has beco bigger!"
They rembered the academy was rely the size of an island compared to the four continents.
Now, it had grown into a gigantic continent, no less than the other Administrative continents.
"There are a lot of top talents this year," Hazel muttered.
Unlike others who barely ca here, Hazel still regularly taught at the academy.
Scanning the potential and talent of the students, she couldn't help but be amazed.
"This should be the near advancent of the Etherium Realm," Maximus deduced.
Although he stopped the Etherium Realm's advancents, there were still so changes.
One of these was the potential of the people born after.
If, in the past, there could still be soone who could be born with trash-level potential like him, now it had beco a myth.
Most people born in the Etherium Realm now had a minimum of rare potential.
(Trash, Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary, Mythic, Divine, Transcendent, Supre, Primordial)
As for the students of the Academy, each one of them had Primordial-level potential, making them awaken their special physique.
Walking around the place, the students quickly recognize them.
"Is that the Supre Emperor?!"
"Am I dreaming? I can see the Supre Emperor with my own eyes?!"
"Look, it's Teacher Hazel! Why is she with the Supre Emperor?!"
"Idiot~ Teacher Hazel is a wife of the Supre Emperor!"
"Oh~"
Hearing their murmurs, Maximus could only shake his head, taking his wives as he teleported to a secluded place.
He didn't expect that they would imdiately recognize them.
Previously, walking through the other administrative continents, barely a few people recognized them.
Maximus just needed to disguise their energy fluctuations, and no one could associate them with the top power of the Etherium Realm.
However, with just a little stroll, most students instantly recognized them.
Looking at the tall statue in the center of the Academy, Maximus quickly found the reason.
"Why is there a statue of here?"
Along the center of the academy were statues of Maximus, Fealan, Alabaster, and Readius.
Feeling a little embarrassed, he asked to see who the culprit was.
"It was your daughter, Asha," Emma rolled her eyes.
A few hundred thousand years ago, feeling bored, Asha began to build a statue of her father.
Standing like a masterpiece, it was no wonder the students quickly recognized him.
"That brat," Maximus sighed, shaking his head.
Initially, he wanted to dispose the statue, but hearing that his daughter was the one who made it, how could he?
Taking it out of his mind, Maximus began to thoroughly disguise themselves.
Touring around the academy, they visited various special areas, from the training ground, library, battleground, and more.
Looking at those talents, Maximus couldn't help but be amazed at how much they had grown.
Besides the academy only accepting those with Primordial-level potential, one could only stay in the academy for a limited amount of ti.
Depending on their ability, they could stay here from a thousand to a hundred thousand years.
As for the tier limit, it was Tier 10 Realm.
Once they reached the Tier 10 Realm, they could officially graduate, having their na engraved and rembered within the academy.
Reaching the Tier 10 Realm within a hundred thousand years was nearly impossible.
In the past million years, the number of people passing such impossible requirents was not even a hundred.
Officially graduating from the academy was not rely a title and recognition.
They would be directly recruited to the top echelons of the Etherium Realm and be vigorously cultivated.
Maximus even rembered Liam asking for trillions of strands of causality every thousand years to fund these top talents.
He estimated that once these top talents grew, they would be no worse than those saints and saintesses of those top forces.
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Soon after checking the Etherium Academy, they began to explore the Starry Dinsional Continent.
The Starry Dinsional Continent was where the Scholarly Dinsion rged into the Etherium Realm.
There were also Dinsions that directly surrendered during the Dinsional War Ranking.
Despite reaching the top echelons of the Dinsional Alliance, the Etherium Realm could still participate in the Dinsional War ranking.
Unless the Etherium Realm beca a tier 12 dinsion, they could participate in such war as long as they wanted.
Manipulating the war selection and picking up so interesting dinsions could sowhat add to the Ethereum Realm foundation.
With the Etherium Realm's reputation, as soon as the enemy t them they would surrender.
Taking in Tier 9 and Tier 10 Dinsions was nothing to the current Etherium Realm.
Floating on the chaotic sea, besides the mana density and abundance of laws, most of the dinsion's inhabitants wouldn't even feel they had rged into another dinsion.
After the multiple advancents of the Etherium Realm, the chaotic sea beca so large that a Dinsion beca a re patch of land.
Scattered around the chaotic sea, millions of these dinsional continents beca like stars in the void.
Touring around them, Maximus couldn't help but sigh at the vastness of the Etherium Realm.
Compared to the administrative continents, like moons in the sky, these continents were like scattered mortal realms.
Having their own rules and principles, it was like stepping into another dinsion. Your next read is at empire
If not for the various embassies from the administrative continents forming so order, Maximus could only imagine how much chaos they would cause.
"It seems Liam is managing these lands well enough," Maximus couldn't help but mutter in admiration.
Without Liam perhaps, the Etherium Realm had long fallen into internal chaos.
With enough ti, these starry continents should beco an integral part of the Etherium Realm, pushing it further up.
"Liam had too much work to do!" Erica sighed.
"It is indeed a little overboard; I'll tell Valoros to help him later."
"The problem is, could the Etherium Realm take it without us for such a long period of ti?"
Taking in such a vast number of dinsions in such a short span of ti was truly a monuntal task.
Just a million years, and it was already showing a sign of chaos; how much more if they were gone for an epoch?
"This is indeed a problem..." Maximus suddenly thought of the four administrative goddesses.
Enhancing their computing power should alleviate a lot of pressure.
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