Chapter 14: Ihan Was Relegated (3)
Knowing one's skill and level objectively was a rather important matter.
No matter how hard someone tries to remain objective, human psychology tends to perceive situations subjectively, often leading to being overly positive about oneself.
However, Ihan was always strict with himself. He had no choice.
He had no teacher, and he had to stand alone.
While he did possess a special ability, it was nothing more than a convenient tool.
Therefore, Ihan constantly strove to view his abilities objectively, even while putting in the effort.
‘How should I gauge my skills?’
If this were a wuxia world, perhaps the knights here would be on the level of first-rate martial artists or maybe even supreme ones.
They’ve learned aura techniques, likely comparable to the promising disciples of righteous sects.
On the other hand, Ihan had grown stronger through methods more akin to the unorthodox ways of external martial arts, rather than aura techniques.
Whether it be sorcery or the trolls' regenerative abilities, they were all more or less the same.
However, with the repetition of such strengthening methods, Ihan had clearly reached the peak.