I am the Executioner Dragon, but a cute mod.

Next came the neural reaction speed test. Executioner Long arrived in front of the instrument for testing neural reaction speed and pressed the button the instant the lights changed.

The number displayed by the instrument was 0.000000001 seconds, indicating that the neural reaction speed reached the nanosecond level. However, this was not the limit of the executioner dragon, but rather the limit of the instrument.

Upon seeing this, Adeline clutched his head in shock, because based on Executioner Dragon's strength, speed, and reflexes, he was definitely above Grade A.

Such a powerful physique, capable of directly engaging in hand-to-hand combat with behemoths tens or even hundreds of meters long, already makes them a core force in the League of Legends.

...With the addition of such an A-level hero, the continuation of human civilization has gained another layer of protection. That's wonderful...

As Adeline was thinking this, she was about to take Lilith and Executioner Dragon to collect their credentials and custom combat suits. However, when she took a step forward, she realized that Executioner Dragon had not left the trial grounds. Instead, at Lilith's prompting, he had come to the instrument for testing energy output.

Are there any other means of energy output?

Adeline was somewhat incredulous; in her mind, heroes with such powerful physical bodies generally lacked means of energy output.

...Even if this guy has a way to output energy, it's probably not that strong; it's more like icing on the cake...

As Adeline thought this, her emotions quickly calmed down. She looked at the executioner dragon and saw him placing his hand on the part of the instrument that resembled a crystal ball, as guided by the examiner.

Even though Adeline had never conducted an energy output test, she knew that the process involved the test subject inputting energy into the crystal ball.

Because of the special material of the crystal ball, it can temporarily store this energy, and then the instrument calculates the energy inside the crystal ball to obtain a score.

"Will you surprise me again...?" Adeline looked at the executioner dragon, then at Lilith who was intently watching the test site not far away, and murmured softly.

On the executioner dragon's side, after placing his hand on the crystal ball, he began to slowly channel energy into it.

In an instant, the crystal ball shone brightly, and before the examiners could even be shocked, a clear shattering sound rang out in the arena.

Snapped!

Under the onslaught of immense energy, even the crystal ball, capable of withstanding city-destroying magic, could not withstand it and shattered into countless fragments.

Seeing this, Adelin was speechless, unsure how to describe his feelings. The examiner, meanwhile, pulled out a notebook, averaged the scores from the four sections, and the resulting score corresponded to an A+ grade…

After receiving the certificate from the examiner, Adeline accompanied Lilith and Executioner Dragon to the registration office to collect their hero certificates.

Along the way, Adeline could barely contain her emotions. Her gaze shifted back and forth between the executioner dragon and Lilith, a hint of relief even in her eyes. She said:

"I really didn't expect to get an A+ rating on the first test. If we had used more professional equipment, we might have gotten an S or even S+ rating. Your Servant is incredibly powerful in every way. Even in the League of Legends, he would be considered a high-end fighter..."

Upon hearing Adeline's words, Lilith couldn't help but raise her head slightly. Even a supreme god would feel a little happy upon hearing such praise.

After a brief moment of smug satisfaction, and having only a superficial understanding of the world's power system, Lilith seized the opportunity to ask Adeline:

"By the way, how exactly are these hero tiers categorized? All these D, C, A, S... I don't understand at all. Do they mean the higher the tier, the stronger they are?"

Upon hearing this, Adeline was taken aback, then realized that Lilith, as an "alien" who had just arrived on Earth, was completely ignorant of most things about Earth, even common sense. He then explained:

"It's normal that you don't understand. After all, this kind of phonetic script is too primitive for a civilization capable of interstellar travel. There are many meanings that cannot be expressed. Let me explain it to you."

First, in League of Legends, champions are divided into five levels from low to high: D, C, B, A, and S. Higher-level champions have absolute dominance over lower-level champions.

Among these levels, there is a special classification system: D+, C+, B+, A+, and S+. These levels are further subdivisions of the original levels.

For example, a D+ rank can easily defeat a D rank opponent, and it can also put up a fight against a C rank opponent, so it's not like it can't even escape...

After Adeline finished speaking, Lilith nodded thoughtfully.

Through Adeline's explanation, Lilith understood that the power displayed by the Executioner Dragon was already at the pinnacle level in this world, which made her somewhat curious:

"If that's the case, which other heroes are S-tier or S+ tier? Just how strong are they?"

Adlin said:

"S-class heroes? There are too many S-class heroes, but among all the S-class heroes, the strongest must be Superman's dad."

Hearing Adeline mention "Daddy Superman" again, Lilith was a little confused as to what it was about Daddy Superman that made her so obsessed, so she asked:

"What do you mean?"

Upon hearing this, Adeline became somewhat agitated:

"You might not believe it, but three years ago, a meteorite the size of Florida almost collided with Earth. It was Superman who pushed it away, causing it to deviate from its original trajectory, which saved the planet we are standing on."

Otherwise, a meteorite impact would have killed countless people…

Listening to Adeline's description, Lilith nodded silently, seemingly understanding, but in reality, she didn't even know what Florida was, let alone what level of power Superman's father had in pushing away the meteorite.

Of course, Lilith didn't press the matter further, otherwise, given Adeline's level of admiration for Superman, he would have started rambling on and on...

Before long, the group arrived at the registration office. Before processing their documents, Adelin specifically mentioned to the staff, "This guy is an alien. He just arrived on Earth and needs to process his identification documents."

Lilith thought getting an ID card would be very complicated, but because Adeline vouched for her, it was done in just a few minutes.

They thought things would continue smoothly, but when applying for the hero's certificate, because Lilith was a summoner, the executioner dragon, as a servant, also had to be registered.

This raises a question: Executioner Dragon is a race name, not a given name, so Lilith must give Executioner Dragon a new name.

This was a real hardship for Lilith:

"Choosing a name is such a hassle... I might as well just call him Wang Dalong, it's simple and sounds nice."

Adeline strongly disagreed:

"You can't be so hasty in choosing a name. After all, a name will accompany her for life. If you try to save trouble now, you'll definitely regret it later. Think about it carefully."

"This is so troublesome..."

Lilith was getting impatient. For her, naming someone was such a troublesome task that it was practically inhuman. She covered her head and thought for a long time before finally managing to utter a name:

"Amelia Phoenix...how about that name?"

At first, Adeline thought the name was nice, until she saw the name tag on the staff member's chest that read "Amelia Phoenix"...