“…I see she doesn’t need my help,” Baek Gyeo-Ul remarked, awkwardly putting away the long spear that he had been holding so he could help Shin Eun-Seo at any moment.

Indeed, Eun-Seo was teaching Lim Joo-Hwan a lesson. No matter how much Joo-Han attempted to counterattack, every swing of his sword was blocked by Eun-Seo’s tower shield. Afterward, Eun-Seo skillfully began to retaliate, swinging her halberd with admirable skill. In other words, she was a tank-type Player who could both inflict a great deal of damage and withstand her enemies' attacks for a long time.

In the end, Joo-Hwan tried to escape, unable to withstand Eun-Seo’s attacks. However, his attempts soon became futile, as Eun-Seo knocked him out by throwing her halberd at his back. Eun-Seo and Joo-Hwan both looked powerful—no, Joo-Hwan was technically stronger, but he was forced to his knees, unable to inflict significant damage on Eun-Seo.

‘The gap in their innate talent is greater than I thought,’ Chang-Sun thought, summarizing the reason very concisely.

It was true that Joo-Hwan was more skilled than most people, but Eun-Seo had so much more talent that she could easily overwhelm him. She was what people called a ‘genius’. There was a reason why Chang-Sun had taken an interest in her as soon as he met her.

Although her talent had not been noticed until...