To distinguish between practitioners' potential danger level, a set of milestones were observed, where practitioners who hadn't accomplished them and who had had a significant difference in their ability to sustain the effects of their Zaak and also the intricacies of how they would use their Themas.
Practitioner:
An individual who has begun researching their first Thema up to having mastered two Themas.
Most Lu practitioners are of the Practitioner Rank.
Upon the mastery of their first Thema, a practitioner gains access to their Spaan mode, which is a form of fortification using one the concepts of their mastered Themas as it's conceptual basis at a time. This must be trained, however.
Trinity:
Achieved when one has mastered 3 Themas.
Normally it takes many years to a decade to accomplish.
Once achieved, a new Trinity mode becomes available to be learned for the practitioner. This mode gives the practitioner more control over the Lor space, allowing them to support each of the Themas they've learned with the other Themas they have to reach a grander effect. In this way, it becomes apparent that deciding which Themas one learns can have drastic effects on their ability depending on how well their Themas synergize.
Upon mastering a fourth Thema, they gain the ability to learn the Trinity Form which is a passive large scale Zaak overwriting effect that uses the concepts of their Themas as its basis.
Septette:
Achieved when one has mastered 7 Themas.
Maybe one in a billion reaches this level of Mastery.
Up to Trinity, learning Themas is not too difficult because you only have to master 3 concepts and how they synergize. But with each addition of a Thema, the difficulty curve gets worse and worse when trying to Compound Themas, which is what becoming a Trinity and Septette is all about.
There has been no Septette thus far who didn't own a Legendary Grimoire.
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