‘Next is the SS rank, and after that, I need to start training for the UT rank. A hundred trillion training points have to be acquired…’

Once a skill exceeded a certain rank, the successful performance training value had no meaning.

This was because the requirement numbers were very large. It became more important for a user to have a successful skill performance that was one or two ranks above their current rank. This was a condition that, if met, would allow the user to upgrade their rank without fulfilling the astronomical successful performance training value requirement. In Lancelot’s case, two successful performances of the skill one rank above his current rank or one successful performance of the skill two ranks above his current rank would allow him to upgrade his spear-stabbing skill’s rank. This was traditionally why it was important to train constantly.

This was a general opinion that everyone acknowledged and went by, but Lancelot had a slightly different idea and perspective.

If he needed a hundred trillion successful training points to fulfill the basic successful performance training value, he would get a...