‘Hmm, should I give it a try and run my own channel?’ Han-Yeol thought.

Han-Yeol preferred to join a temporary party to go hunt the intermediate-rank monsters, but it was difficult to find a temporary party for monsters at a higher level. This was because the monsters at a higher level were much stronger and more difficult to hunt compared to the low leveled ones.

Most parties hunting at intermediate hunting grounds were all permanent ones that had worked together for a long time, and the parties usually held tryouts at lower leveled hunting grounds to gauge the compatibility of potential new recruits if a vacancy appeared for whatever reason.

Also, in the event that a new recruit joined a party, the party would only hunt at lower leveled hunting grounds for quite some time. This was to build their teamwork in a relatively safe environment.

As a result of this unofficial system, Han-Yeol would be required to search for an established party with a vacancy and go through all sorts of tryouts before being picked. Also, in most cases, a majority of the vacancies would be filled within a matter of days as most established parties gave priority to those with connections to them.

A well-organized party that had hunted at the same high-level hunting ground more than ten times usually had a long line of Hunters wanting to join in. The raiding party would be a popular one.

Hunters comprised only 0.1% of the entire population, and this meant that there were only a limited number of permanent parties. Needless to say, even skilled Hunters had a hard time finding one that was suitable for them.

However, Han-Yeol had an easy way to join any party he wanted. He had two instant healing skills in his possession. Every single guild in the country would try to recruit him by any means necessary if Han-Yeol advertised himself as a Healer.

But he did not like the idea...