“Your growth, Mr. Ji-Cheok…is very unusual. Your growth rate is obviously higher than your team members’. You could say that we need to make some adjustments,” Ji-Han said.

“Adjustments? What do you mean by that?” Ji-Cheok asked.

“Let me explain. You know that the term “Super Rookie” usually refers to Hunters who are at least thirty percent stronger than other Hunters at the same level, right?”

“Ah, yes.”

Ji-Cheok knew about that. They were not called Super Rookies or promising prospects for nothing. Even at the same level 40, Super Rookies were on average thirty percent stronger than other Hunters who were in their level 40s. That means they were as strong as level 50 Hunters. That was the average. Some Super Rookies in their level 40s were even as strong as high-level Hunters. Ji-Cheok was an even more special case—he was fixed at level 1, but he had the power of level 80 or even 90.

“Even if they are equally called Super Rookies, their combat power is vastly different. And over time, the gap only widens. Most of the Hunters who are now called top-tier Hunters all started like this,” Ji-Han said.

“I see.”

“All of the team members I recruited...