If one were to list out all the fundamental differences between divine mana and ordinary mana, they would talk for an eternity. Including their nature, origin, and training methods, there were too many. 0

And among them all, Jane thought the biggest difference was compatibility.0

For example, with fire mana, those without affinity for it couldn't produce it by themselves. Yet that didn’t mean they couldn't use it. As long as they received an external supply from either equipment, consumables, or other heroes, they could control it to some extent using their existing skills.0

Clang!0

And that was where the difference lay. Even if someone who hadn’t awakened divine mana received it externally, they couldn’t control or maintain it. 0

The reason explained by the Pope of the Pilgrimage Church, Pilgrim Karl Andersen, went like this: “Although these two types of mana may look similar at first glance, their origins are different. That is why those of us blessed with divine mana must devote ourselves to humanity.”0

The two types of mana were different in their origin. Jane had learned and experienced that, so she never questioned it. That was why she couldn’t believe the latest treatment method that Se-Hoon proposed was possible when she heard about it.0

“…”0

Smack!0

She stared blankly at Se-Hoon, who was enveloped in divine mana and was engaging in an intense battle with the patient. 0

“Good!”0

The golden spear in Se-Hoon's hand, created with divine mana, was bent flexibly and shot forward fiercely. Its shape and strength, as well as its instant transformations, were all freely manipulated. 0

Jane struggled to believe that the seemingly flawless Divine Magic weapon projection—something rare even within the Church—was real.0

How on earth…1

She was awed by Se-Hoon’s proficiency after just a few demonstrations and simple instructions. It truly seemed to be the result of relentless practice. 0

“Huff…!”0

Quickly adjusting his stance, Karl thrust his...0