The fact that the level of Lee Jun-Kyeong’s mana stream had risen meant that it was very different from a skill that could be obtained through the sponsorship of a Sponsor.

When one was gifted a skill by a Sponsor, that meant that their ability to use it was intuitive. Basically, they used the sponsorship as a medium for channeling the skill. In other terms, it meant that one could use it unconsciously.

‘Some other skills, though, including mana stream…’

The stuff that Hunters created by themselves were different, though. The Hunters needed to have in-depth knowledge and enlightenment about mana and the skills themselves. Furthermore, when the level of those skills increased, it meant that their understanding of those skills would increase as well.

Now that the level of his mana stream had changed, the world that Lee Jun-Kyeong was able to see had also changed.

The flow of mana became more transparent, and his ability to handle mana had also improved.

But the most significant change as the level of his mana stream went up was gaining the qualification to pass on his skills to someone else.

He stated, “You’ve already learned at least part of what makes up a mana stream, Mr. Jeong.”

As his understanding of the mana stream had increased, it made it easier for him to transfer his understanding of the principle behind it. Furthermore, Jeong In-Chang had already partially learned about the principle behind the mana...