"Do I have permission to inspect your Center?" the Fusion Realm Seeker asked via voice transmission.
'Just as Lady Arrowstrife predicted.'
Kyle nodded once.
The next moment, the foreign Energy moved around his Center for two seconds before completely retreating from his body.
Then, a beam of light appeared.
It pointed at the group with the Inspectors.
Kyle nodded again with a smile before walking to his group.
"Good luck," the Examiner transmitted to Kyle before walking back to his old spot.
Kyle just looked at the Examiner and nodded at him as well.
As he approached the group of people who were going to the Array of Stars, he threw a glance at the Inspector from his group, who had become much younger.
"I knew you would join us," she transmitted with a smile.
Since Kyle couldn't use Voice Transmission from such a distance, he just nodded again.
Surprisingly, the other four people in the group didn't seem to mind Kyle's Sin Aura.
'The Fusion Realm Seeker was unsure if I could join or not,' he thought. 'I'm already so old.'
'Because of that, she inspected my Center. After all…'
'What if I became a Fulfilled Transcendent directly after breaking through due to my advancement bonus?'
'In that case, I would have become a Fulfilled Transcendent after fewer than 200 years, and ever since then, I would be working on my Laws.'
'The Inspector and the Examiner noticed that my Yin-Fire is not part of my Complex Law, which means that I comprehended it afterwards. This means I'm not a new Fulfilled Transcendent.'
Kyle watched as the Fusion Realm Seeker summoned the last couple of groups, and one more person joined their group.
They were a grand total of six people, including the three Inspectors.
There were also two more people on the waiting list, and the Fusion Realm Seeker looked at them next.
"You two will join this group," she said, her light pointing at the loser group.
'Whelp. Seems like we don't need filler,' Kyle thought as he saw the two dejected people going to the loser group.
Afterwards, the Fusion Realm Seeker sent off the ten Examiners before focusing on the loser group.
"Welcome to Archon," she spoke with pride.
Naturally, since the subservient organizations had done their job, she didn't need to test them again.
They were all Fulfilled Transcendents, and that was enough to join Archon.
While the Fusion Realm Seeker addressed the loser group, a new person appeared in front of the winner group. "Hello, I am Houston, and I will be your primary contact. You six have been chosen as the representatives of our Sector. The Star Seeking will not take place for another 18 months. Until then, you may stay within Archon's territory," the new person explained. "If you have any questions, you can ask me."
"How big is Archon's Sector?" one of the people in the group asked.
'According to the Cult, it should span about 50 Domains,' Kyle thought.
"We have 54 Domains," Houston answered.
'Close enough,' Kyle thought.
Naturally, Kyle already knew how territories in the Supreme World were classified.
Since the Supreme World was essentially just a big universe, territories were named after the number of planets they spanned.
There were three different kinds of planets. Central Planets, Law Planets, and Wild Planets.
A Central Planet was the main hub of trade and governance of a Planet System. A Central Planet also had to have access to a Teleportation Formation Array.
A Law Planet was a planet dedicated to one or more Laws. The planet Wolfmistress owned was a Law Planet.
Wild Planets were those that didn't fit into either category. Wild Planets could have people on it or not. Oftentimes, Wild Planets also contained large numbers of beasts.
A Planet System was a group of at least ten planets controlled by a Central Planet.
A Domain was a group of at least ten Planet Systems, which were controlled by a governing Planet System. Alternatively, a Domain could also be created by a Planet System that had over a hundred planets under its control.
Table Feast owned a Domain, which meant it controlled at least 100 planets, and Carnis was its Central Planet.
However, Table Feast's Domain was over ten times the size of a minimum-sized Domain, which meant its actual size could be counted as over ten Domains despite only being one legal Domain.
A Sector consisted of at least 5,000 planets or 50 minimum-sized Domains.
In general, Sectors were controlled by Higher Primary Organizations, while Domains were controlled by Lower Primary Organizations.
Table Feast wouldn't have nearly enough power to control their large Domain as a Higher Secondary Organization, but since they had Archon as a backer, they could.
"The Star Seeking?" another person asked.
"The tryouts," Houston answered.
The person furrowed his brows. "We still need to go through tryouts? I thought we were already accepted."
Kyle did his best not to roll his eyes. 'If it were so simple, I wouldn't be able to use a True Battle as an excuse for participating. Does this guy have any idea how fucking big the territory of the Array of Stars is?'
Houston chuckled. "The Star Seeking is for an entire Galaxy."
The man's eyes widened. "An entire Galaxy?"
Starting at the level of Galaxies, the numbers became ridiculous.
Anything at the size of a Galaxy was controlled by people and organizations located in the Immortal Dimension.
Having a backer in the Tenth or Eleventh Realm did wonders for stopping enemy powers from attacking.
Sure, due to Karmic Luck, that person couldn't just kill the other powers but…
If the owner of the offending organization advanced and entered the Tenth Realm, all gloves were off.
A Galaxy was ridiculously big.
A Galaxy consisted of over a million Sectors.
Over five billion planets.
The group had six people.
If every other Sector in the Galaxy contained just as many people…
There would be six million participants.
"And how many do they accept?" the man asked.
Houston just smiled.
"However many Unique Transcendents are born during the Star Seeking."
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