Rank 1 - Warrior
the first breach into the unnatural. At this stage, the soul begins to echo with something foreign and divine. A Warrior walks with purpose sharpened by pain—stronger, faster, no longer fully human, yet still recognizable.
Rank 2 - Hero
A title soaked in myth and mourning. These ascended beings have shed the restraints of mortal flesh, becoming avatars of legend.Yet even they are not beyond suffering; they simply carry it with grace.
Rank 3 - Demi-God
The half-born divinities who radiate unnatural stillness. To meet their gaze is to feel judged by something older than justice. Half mortal, half divine, they drift through existence as fractured saints—worshiped by some, feared by all. With every heartbeat, the mortal half weakens, and the god within coils tighter.
Rank 4 - False God
An imitation of divinity. These beings have torn away their humanity entirely, embracing the divine in full—but imperfect form. Their Domains bleed into reality, twisting the world into cruel parodies of their desires.
Rank 5 - True God
A title spoken in hushed tones, never aloud. Here, power becomes reality. A True God is an idea given flesh, a concept that breathes. They do not battle. They rewrite. Mountains collapse with a whisper, oceans part not by command, but by instinct. Their presence is holy and hollow, beautiful and utterly wrong.
Rank 6 - God King
The tyrants of the divine. They do not dwell in temples, but in thrones of ruin carved from the bones of lesser gods. Entire pantheons bow to them, and their words carry the weight of unmaking. History bends at their will; time forgets what they erase. Even gods kneel—or vanish.
Rank 7 - Primordial God, a whisper in the dark, a myth older than myths. Some say they were never born, only revealed. They dwell beneath time, sleeping in the cracks of creation. Their dreams birth calamities. Their names cannot be spoken, for they are not words—they are the world.
Rank 8 -
(Will be revealed later.)