Divinesprings were graded according to their diameters. For instance, those smaller than two centimeters were grade one, and those between two and three centimeters were grade two. Those that were nine centimeters and beyond were grade nine and almost larger than an open palm. In the legends of the divineglorians, divinesprings as large as ten centimeters existed and were considered grade ten. However, nobody could say for sure if they had actually existed.

Usually, any divinespring wider than seven centimeters would be considered the mark of a top talent, with a grade-eight divinespring being the absolute peak. As for those with...