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Gate Stone

**Gate Stones** (Korean: 게이트석, RR: *geiteuseok*) are rare items that allow one person to leave a dungeon at any time.

## Appearance

Gate Stones are small, translucent blue stones set inside what appears to be a frame of black material, possibly stone or metal. This frame caps the stone at the smaller ends, and thin strips running vertically down the long, cuboidal stone connect the two end caps.

## Effects

Using a Gate Stone allows one person, whether Awakened or not, to leave a dungeon at any time. It must be used near the dungeon's entrance gate. Presumably, it works by temporarily opening the entrance gate long enough and closes it after one person has gone through.

Gate Stones are single-use items and only work for one person. They are vanishingly rare and incredibly precious; 3 years after the dungeons appeared, there were only 22 in the entirety of South Korea, most likely in the hands of upper rankers such as guild leaders, and it was near impossible to even lay your eyes on one if you were low-ranked or Unawakened.

## Synopsis

### Original timeline, pre-regression

Han Yoohyun offers Han Yoojin a Gate Stone with which to leave the D-rank dungeon they are inside. Though Han Yoojin initially refuses, he takes it after Han Yoohyun claims he has another Gate Stone for his own use.

### New timeline, post-regression

Han Yoohyun shows Han Yoojin, Bak Yerim, and Yoo Myeongwoo a Gate Stone he's carrying and explains its purpose as part of their novice Hunter training. He later offers said Gate Stone to Han Yoojin after the Gold Beak Maiya unexpectedly appears inside the low-grade mid-rank dungeon they're attacking; however, Han Yoojin turns him down once again, and Yoohyun presumably puts the Stone back in his inventory.

## Trivia

* The initial release of Webtoon Episode 5 depicted Gate Stones as long, faceted gray stones with a pair of glowing golden lines etched into their top facet. The episode was later updated to rectify this error.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 1
2. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Webtoon: Episode 5
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 32
4. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 33
Black Fairy's Earrings

The **Black Fairy's Earrings** (Korean: 검은 요정의 이어링, RR: *geom-eun yojeongui i-eoring*) are Mana-buffing equipment purchased by Han Yoojin at the Hunter Mall. He lost them during a kidnapping, when his captors seized the earrings.

## Appearance

The Black Fairy's Earrings are simple earrings consisting only of tiny black gemstones. The wearer doesn't need to pierce their ears in order to wear these, as the earrings will stay on their earlobes of their own accord.

In the webtoon, the earrings seem to require piercings, since the earlobes bleed when the earrings are ripped out.

## Effects

The earrings grant a simple integer-increase buff, boosting Mana by 29.

## Synopsis

Han Yoojin purchased the earrings at the Hunter Mall on the day of his registration, and wore them at all times since then. When he is kidnapped by a rogue group of MKC Guild members, they find and remove the earrings, at which point Yoojin blacks out due to his critically low Mana. It's unknown what the MKC Guild members did with them after this; the earrings are not retrieved by Yoojin's rescue party, and are currently presumed lost.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 8
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Webtoon: Episode 36
3. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Webtoon: Episode 8
4. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 46
Item

Magic stones, some of the most commonly-known items

**Items** (Korean: 아이템, RR: *aitem*) are objects with dungeon-related origins that have magical effects attached. They are extremely varied in shape and nature.

## Origin

Items most often originate directly inside dungeons. Some items simply appear physically, such as magic stones which are embedded within monsters, or dungeon byproducts like the plant life and other environmental features. They can also appear as system-granted rewards, such as dungeon clear rewards (granted for successfully completing a raid) and achievement rewards (granted for completing difficult or impossible tasks). Items that appear in this way are more often wearable items or equipment; weapons are relatively rare, and high-rank weapons even rarer.

Less rare is the option for items to be manually crafted. Hunters who work with equipment or other magical objects can train to manipulate Mana and magical materials, creating items imbued with special effects.

## Appearance and form

Items can take almost any inanimate form, and potentially even some animate forms if they are dungeon flora. They range in shape from stones (magic stones and Gate Stones) to weaponry (classic ones like the Parmini's Ice Wood Spear or more unique ones like the Refined Seeker's Chains) and even wearable items (like the Black Fairy's Earrings or the coat Sillekia's Wings).

Though items look like normal objects to the average eye, they are actually complex arrangements of Mana and physical materials, in a manner similar but much simpler than that of dungeons.

## Effects

Items are varied in their effects. They can increase one's own stats, or the strength of specific types of skills. Some rare items come with their own attached skills; weapons tend towards having attack skills, and other wearables such as armor tend towards support or defensive skills.

The effect of items is not limited to Awakened people—even Unawakened people can use them.

## References

1. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 2
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 123
3. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 9
4. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 171
5. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 190
Stat Up

* Agility
* Mentality

The **Stat Up** skills are a common line of simple stat buffs that come in multiple ranks and strengths.

## Official description

The following is a template for the Stat Up range of system descriptions, with [bracketed content] being replaced by the appropriate stat name, buff increase, and duration.

> Target’s [Stat here] +[buff]% (immediate effect, similar and identical skills cannot be stacked), duration [## minutes]
>
>

## Effects

The Stat Up range of skills apply a simple percentage buff to a single stat for a fixed duration. They cannot be stacked with similar or identical buffs; this means other instances of the Stat Up range for that stat, along with similar direct stat percentage-increase buffs, cannot be applied at the same time one of these skills is.

### Variants

* Strength Up (근력 업, *geullyeok eop*): Increases Strength.
* Agility Up (민첩 업, *mincheop eop*): Increases Agility.
* Mentality Up (Korean: 정신력 업, RR: *jeongsinnyeok eop*): Increases Mentality.
* Mana Up (마력 업, *maryeok eop*): Increases Mana.
* *(presumably)* Stamina Up (체력 업, *cheryeok eop*): Would increase Stamina.

### Ranks

Presumably, the percentage value and/or the skill duration rise as the rank of the skill rises.

* At **E-rank**, these skills give a +5% boost for 30 minutes.

## Known holders

* Han Yoojin (pre-regression: Strength and Agility Up; post-regression: Mentality and Agility Up; initial skills)
* Bak Yerim (*potential*, Mana Up, optimized skill)

## History

Han Yoojin receives the E-rank skills Strength Up and Agility Up upon Awakening, which combined with his F-rank stats just barely qualify him to be a Hunter.

## Synopsis

Han Yoojin notices upon re-Awakening that his Strength Up skill has been replaced by the Mentality Up skill. Due to his other significantly more powerful skills, however, his two initial skills have since gone unused for the vast majority of the story, if not the entirety of it.

Han Yoojin notices upon using My Brat Is The Best on Bak Yerim that she has the potential to get the B-rank optimized skill Mana Up.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 4
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 31
Unawakened minor characters

**Unawakened minor characters** include those Unawakened people or people with unknown Awakening status who have debuted in the story, but do not have significant and/or recurring roles.

## Reporters

### Kim Seungjoon

One of the reporters who led the media campaign against Han Yoojin, twisting the things he'd said in his interviews and turning the public's opinion against him.

### Bak Haeshin

One of the reporters who led the media campaign against Han Yoojin, twisting the things he'd said in his interviews and turning the public's opinion against him.
Amadeus Prower

## Biographical Overview

### Relatives

Merlin Prower (Younger Brother)Rosemary Prower (Wife)

Kilo "Spike" Prower (Son)

Miles "Tails" Prower (Son)

## Alignment and Character Traits

### Likes

PowerKilo

Rosemary

Agate

Kingdoms

Dynasties

The Prower name

Success

### Dislikes

WeaknessThe Acorn Family

Tails

Failure

Republics

### Personality

Intelligent, manipulative, Crooked & Corrupt

### Enemies

Freedom FightersTeam Sonic

Team Rose

Team Chaotix

Team Dark

Freedom's Requiem

Team Rebel
** Barbecue Rib House

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## General information

### Location

Near Myeongdong Station, Seoul, South Korea

### Employee(s)

Bak Yerim (formerly)

**\*\* Barbecue Rib House** is a steakhouse run by Bak Sungtae, the uncle of Bak Yerim.

## Description

\*\* Barbecue Rib House is one of many steakhouses located near Myeongdong Station. It opens at 1PM on Sundays.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 5
2. ↑ Chapter 12
3. ↑ Chapter 18
Episode 2

**F-Rank (1)** (Korean: F급, RR: *epeu-geup*) is the second episode of *The S-Ranks That I Raised* webtoon.

Eight years after the dungeons first appeared, we see their impacts on humankind, and specifically on Han Yoojin.

## Summary

On a television program recorded at some point after the first dungeon shock, Choi Yoomi shows off her usage of the system and explains how she Awakened as an E-rank with a plant manipulation skill. The program host and Choi Yoomi discuss how she has since joined an small guild of Hunters (of which Han Yoojin is implied to also be a member). Guilds such as hers periodically raid dungeons in order to obtain and sell dungeon byproducts such as magic stones. Magic stones in particular have become powerful energy sources that are in high demand and sell for astronomical prices, allowing high-rankers in particular to become rich and powerful.

One such high-ranker is the S-ranked Han Yoohyun; the program host quickly goes over his Awakening at a young age after a childhood growing up poor and orphaned, and explains that he has since become the leader of Haeyeon Guild, and at age 25, is successful beyond belief. Choi Yoomi laughingly notes that she cannot reach the same levels of success since she's an E-rank, but hopes to at least pay off her younger sibling's school fees. Unfortunately, since the airing of the program, Choi Yoomi passed away in a dungeon attack; Han Yoojin is seen taking this loss hard, drinking to cope.

An unspecified amount of time later, Han Yoojin—now using crutches due to past injuries to his leg—is preparing for a dungeon raid alongside a new guild, whose members realize his identity and immediately become critical of his presence, pointing out how he's a bad omen whose attack parties have been entirely killed off multiple times, with him as the sole survivor. In addition, they talk about how his brother seems to have shunned him; this crosses the line, and Han Yoojin immediately snaps at them, only for them to lash out in return, scolding him for acting above his station despite being a weak F-rank. The guild leader Lim Seokwoo uses one of his skills to ease Yoojin's aggravated leg injury, and Yoojin gratefully uses his Caregiver title's keyword on him to secretly buff him. Pleased at the keyword disguised as praise, Lim Seokwoo goes to scold the rowdy guild members. Yoojin confirms that his skill has been applied successfully before following the guild members to enter the dungeon.

## Features

### Characters

* Choi Yoomi †
* Han Yoohyun
* Han Yoojin
* Miscellaneous Hunters
* Lim Seokwoo

### Skills

* Green Thumb
* Body Strengthening

## Novel & webtoon differences

* This is a webtoon-exclusive episode; Choi Yoomi as well as Lim Seokwoo and his D-rank dungeon attack team were omitted from the novel, and their exposition was given through Han Yoojin's narration.

## Gallery

Choi Yoomi on the TV programHan Yoojin and Choi Yoomi's guildMagic stonesHan Yoojin struggling with the loss of his teamThe gate to the D-rank dungeon
## References

1. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Webtoon: Episode 2 on Naver Comics (Korean) and WEBTOON (English)
Choi Sukwon

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## Choi Sukwon

### Name in Korean

최석원

* Post-regression

## Physical description

### Species

* Human (formerly)
* Fog Sea Clan (temporarily)

## Professional information

### Overall Awakening rank

* S
* SSS (temporarily)

### Occupations

* MKC Guild Leader
* Hunter (combat)

### Allies

* Kiseungsu rearing facility (formerly)
* Filial addicts

## Novel appearances

### First appearance

Chapter 41

**Choi Sukwon** was the leader of MKC Guild. Having made a deal with filial duty addict representative Diarma, his contract was passed onto Ruka Feiya upon Diarma's death. Unable to fulfil the new conditions given to him by Feiya, he was turned into an SSS-rank creature and eventually killed by one of Newcomer's constructs.

## Appearance

Choi Sukwon is depicted in the webtoon as a tan-skinned man with beard stubble and slicked-back hair that appears to be long on the top and back, and shaved close to the scalp on either side of his head. He wears a decent amount of jewelry, notably ear piercings (two helix and one lobe piercings on both sides) and multiple rings across both hands. His style seems to tend towards business casual; in his first appearance, he wears a modest suit jacket and slacks over a pattered button-down.

## Personality

Choi Sukwon is formal, using honorifics for the much younger Han Yoohyun even when making inflammatory remarks towards him. However, he drops this polite veneer once outside formal settings, becoming more crass and harsh. He is quick to insult others he perceives as inferior to himself.

## History

Before Awakening, Choi Sukwon used to be the captain of the national soccer team. At some point, he Awakened into an S-rank Hunter. He was approached by an unknown group who offered to construct a Hunter guild of which he would be the puppet leader, allowing him to act independently as an S-rank while gaining the benefits and avoiding the responsibilities of being a guild leader. He agreed and became the leader of MKC Guild.

## Synopsis

Choi Sukwon first appeared when the large Korean guilds were negotiating with Han Yoojin to make a contract wherein he'd raise kiseungsu for them, representing MKC Guild.

## References

1. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 162
2. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Webtoon: Episode 27
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 41
4. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 43
Bak Mingyu

* Post-regression
* Pre-regression

**Bak Mingyu** (Korean: 박민규, RR: *Bak Min-gyu*) is the leader of Hanshin Guild and was formerly the sole defense-specialized S-rank Hunter in Korea.

## Appearance

Bak Mingyu is a pale-skinned man with relatively long brown hair. He has brown eyes and wears rounded rectangular glasses with thin rims and a black frame. During the kiseungsu negotiations with Han Yoojin, he was dressed in a pale blue suit with a white shirt and a pale yellow tie & pocket square.

## Personality

Bak Mingyu is an easygoing man with a presence comparatively weak for an S-rank.

## History

Before Awakening, Bak Mingyu was originally an ordinary office worker, a minor employee at a Hanshin Group subsidiary, working alongside Kim Sunghan. After Awakening as an S-rank, he was approached by representatives from the Hanshin Group, which was offering to construct a Hunter guild of which he would be the puppet leader, allowing him to act independently as an S-rank while gaining the benefits and avoiding the responsibilities of being a guild leader. In addition, he was offered the Hanshin Group president's daughter's hand in marriage. These offers had formerly been made to Kim Sunghan, who'd Awakened prior as an A-rank, but when Bak Mingyu accepted, he took Kim Sunghan's place and became the leader of Hanshin Guild, as well as the Hanshin Group president's son-in-law. Since then, his relationship with Kim Sunghan grew strained, with Bak Mingyu perceiving him as a rival.

## Synopsis

Bak Mingyu first appears when the large Korean guilds are negotiating with Han Yoojin to make a contract wherein he'll raise kiseungsu for them, representing Hanshin Guild.

## Relationships

### Kim Sunghan

Bak Mingyu had a rivalry with Kim Sunghan (one-sided in the webnovel). Originally, the cause was theorized to have been because they were both high-ranking defense-specialized Hunters, with Kim Sunghan having the potential to grow into an S-rank and take away Bak Mingyu's advantage. However, it is revealed in the webtoon that they were former coworkers with a friendly relationship at Hanshin Group. Kim Sunghan, having Awakened before Bak Mingyu, was the original candidate to marry the Hanshin head's daughter and become the leader of Hanshin Guild. When Bak Mingyu Awakened as an S-rank, he replaced him in both positions, causing their relationship to grow fraught.

## Hanshin Group president's daughter

Though Bak Mingyu's marriage to the Hanshin president's daughter was arranged, he fell in love with her at first sight, and they have since grown to genuinely care for each other.[*citation needed*]

## Trivia

* Bak Mingyu was the first defense-specialized Korean S-rank Hunter.

## References

1. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Webtoon: Episode 27
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 41
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Webtoon: Episode 66
4. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 43
Chapter 4

> At least Perfect Caregiver should be useful.
>
> Han Yoojin

**My Brother's Acting Strange (2)** (Korean: 내 동생이 이상하다, RR: *nae dongsaeng-i isanghada*) is the fourth chapter of *The S-Ranks That I Raised* novel.

Han Yoojin checks his skills and titles, confused at the merging of pre-regression events with the post-regression timeline.

## Summary

Yoojin examines his Status Window, confirming that his stats are the same as before his regression: that of a level 1 F-rank's. His initial skills are also similar to what they were before, being two E-rank Stat Up skills (though the stats themselves have changed from Agility and Strength to Agility and Mentality). As he goes through his Status Window, he discusses how stats and skills work, noting the influence of high-ranking skills on a person's overall rank and giving Emily Spence as an example of a high-rank healer with a low stat rank.

Once he's confirmed he'll still qualify as a Hunter through his E-rank initial skills, Yoojin moves on to his titles. He starts with Dragon Slayer, which he finds to have a number of L-rank resistance skills and one SS-rank buff. Though the skills are impressive in and of themselves, he despairs at the fact that as a stat F-rank, he can't make use of them. On the other hand, Perfect Caregiver (an upgraded version of his former title Caregiver) comes with a number of skills that are extremely useful but difficult to use. My Brat Is The Best and Our Kid Is This Amazing let him boost others' growth and abilities, but they require him to say the keyword "I love you" in order for the skill to first be applied to a target. Last Repayment is a longer-lasting version of Last Compensation, and transfers a target's abilities to Yoojin, but only upon their death. The last skill, Promising Sprout, is particularly useful, as it lets Yoojin check others' Status Windows and trigger optimized Awakenings at will, so long as he's influenced the target with the keyword first. Yoojin is thrilled at the potential applications of his skills, but laments the fact that he'll have to use this risky keyword for them to work in the first place.
Urien (Street Fighter III)

**Name:** Urien

**Gender:** Male

**Age:** Twenties

**Classification:** Genetically Enhanced Human, Martial Artist, Vice President of the Illuminati (formerly), President of the Illuminati

**Fighting Style:** Pankration, Mysterious electrical power

**Powers and Abilities:** Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Limited Fire Manipulation, Electricity Manipulation, Magnetism Manipulation, Ki Manipulation, Energy Reflection, Forcefield Creation

**Attack Potency:** **Mountain Level** (more powerful than before) | **Mountain Level+** (superior to his SFV self)

**Speed: Sub-Relativistic** (scales above his SFV version) | **Sub-Relativistic+** (faster than his SFV version)

**Durability: Mountain Level** (more durable than before) | **Mountain Level+** (more durable than his SFV self)

**Intelligence:** High (despite being a crazy psychopath, he should be this intelligent due to his position)

**Weaknesses:** None notable

**Key:** Casual Urien | Metallic Urien
Purple Gym

**As of now this is the second training area for both endurance and strength**

* As of the time this was edited this is the best place to train endurance and strength
* this location is located on the 3rd island near to the volcano
* it has a requirement of 175K of the stat that you are planning to train (endurance or strength)
* The place gives a multi of 2.25 X
Manic the Hedgehog

Manic the Hedgehog is Sonic’s brother and a member of the Freedom Fighters. He’s pretty chill, just like his brother. He came from a life of crime, and sometimes has trouble with authority. He plays drums and often preforms with his girlfriend, Valentina.

## Biographical Overview

### Relatives

* Sonic the Hedgehog (brother)
* Sonia the Hedgehog (sister)

## Physical Description

### Attire

* White fedora
* White Blazer
* Orange Dress Shirt
* White tie
* Black and white dress shoes
* Gold Earrings
* Grey Spiked wrist bands and whit gloves

## Alignment and Character Traits

### Likes

* Kids
* Drumming
* Surfing
* Stealing
* Knuckles the Echidna
* Athair
* Farrell

### Dislikes

DesertsPutting back stuff he stoleDr. RobotnikSleetDingo

### Personality

* Laid-back
* Adventurous

## Powers and Abilities

### Skills

* Master thief
* Computer hacking skills
* Drumming
* Lock picking
Peace

* Post-regression
* Pre-regression

Peace is a young fire-attribute monster (specifically, the Tier 2 Unicorn subspecies, Horned Flame Lion) who was found in a dungeon by Han Yoohyun. Though originally slated to be killed due to his apparent uselessness, Han Yoojin managed to use his skills to tame him, and Peace is currently being raised as a kiseungsu for Han Yoohyun. He currently resides at the kiseungsu rearing facility, and works with Haeyeon Guild for dungeon attacks.

## Appearance

As a baby Horned Flame Lion, Peace is a cat-like monster but with a tail like a fox's. He is around the same size as an adult cat in his normal form, though as he grows older or uses Giganticize, he becomes significantly larger, more resembling an actual lion. His face has the characteristic roundness of baby animals; he has chubby paws and soft fur. He's largely red in color, with golden fur on his stomach, tail tip, and paws, the last of which makes him look like he's wearing golden socks. His eyes are large and gold. He has a single golden horn extending from the middle of his forehead.

## Abilities

### Stats

In his standard juvenile form, Peace is of stat rank C, with a potential stat rank of A~S. He cannot grow without an adult's help. Through Han Yoojin's assistance, he has been able to steadily increase his abilities, and is growing steadily, more than doubling in weight over a mere 3 days when Han Yoojin's growth skill was applied to him.

### Skills

* **Flame Resistance (A)**: An optimized initial skill, originally acquired. A standard elemental resistance skill. The user is resistant to fires and flame attacks up to the rank of the skill.
* **Giganticize (A)**: An optimized initial skill, acquired through growth. Peace can use this skill to adjust his size, primarily growing larger and achieving higher stat ranks for the duration of the skill.
	+ Peace also displays a "juvenile transformation" (유체화, *yuchehwa*) ability that may be an extension of this skill; as the name suggests, this lets him shrink into a smaller form instead.
* **Flame Breath (S)**: An optimized initial skill, acquired through growth. Presumably a fire-breathing ability.
* **Blaze Run (A)**: An optimized initial skill, acquired through growth. Presumably a dashing ability.

## Items

* Owner's Token, currently in Han Yoohyun's possession

## Trivia

* Unlike some other monsters, Peace is not interested in eating raw magic stones, and will only eat them if they are powdered and mixed in with finely ground monster meat. Each meal uses one C-rank magic stone, which results in meal costs upwards of 10 billion won yearly.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 10
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 11
3. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* E-Books: Volume 11, character profile of Peace
4. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 37
5. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 39
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 73
7. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 15
Episode 30

**Dokkaebi (2)** (Korean: 도깨비, RR: *dokkaebi*) is the thirtieth episode of *The S-Ranks That I Raised* webtoon.

Confirming his collaboration with Seok Hayan, Han Yoojin sets about making and winning a bet with the Dokkaebi.

## Summary

Seok Hayan wakes up in the infirmary. Yoojin, waiting by her bedside, informs her that the Dokkaebi left, and offers a solution to her problem of lacking research data. The episode flashes back to Yoojin's meeting with the Dokkaebi, where they eagerly agreed to a bet. Yoojin declares that to win the bet, the Dokkaebi has to scare him; the loser becomes the other's subordinate. When the Dokkaebi laughingly demands that Yoojin be their subordinate for twenty years if he loses, Yoojin obligingly pulls out a contract to set the terms in stone. The Dokkaebi immediately grows wary, trying to figure out why an apparent F-rank is willing to go so far when he's likely to lose.

Yoojin, relieved that the Dokkaebi doesn't know about Fear Resistance, claims that he's a fan of the Dokkaebi's and wouldn't lose out by being associated with them. Easily flattered and amused by his bold attitude, the Dokkaebi agrees to try scaring Yoojin three times, with a single show of fear giving them the win. Later, knowing that he'll win the bet, Yoojin readily tells Seok Hayan he can provide her data on dungeons to conduct her research on. When she appears discouraged, Yoojin "predicts" that a dungeon in Icheon will have certain valuable attributes as a way of showing that her chosen field has significant potential value. He asks her to keep his proposal in mind and tells her to get Seok Simyeong to bid on the dungeon, then leaves.

Over the course of the next week, the Dokkaebi attempts to frighten Yoojin with various disguises and sudden appearances, but fails to frighten him, only making him angry when they accidentally injure him. On the last night, the Dokkaebi tries a final drastic two-part jumpscare, but fails as always. Both Yoojin and the Dokkaebi are startled when Yoo Myeongwoo, unable to sleep, appears with a knife he was sharpening; the Dokkaebi is terrified by his ghostly appearance, and Myeongwoo is in turn frightened into fainting by their disguise, but Yoojin remains unmoved throughout it all, winning the bet.

## Features

### Characters

* Seok Hayan
* Han Yoojin
* Yoon Yoon
* Yoo Myeongwoo

### Locations

* Haeyeon Guild building
	+ Infirmary
	+ R&D labs
	+ Yoojin's dorm room

### Skills

* Dokkaebi's unnamed teleportation and flight skills
* Fear Resistance

## Gallery

Yoojin visits Seok Hayan in the infirmaryYoojin proposes the betYoojin pretends to be a fan
## References

1. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Webtoon: Episode 30 on Naver Comics
Emmett Prower

## Emmett Prower

### Creator (Real World)

SVP Comics (Character Created by Co-Founder Vampiregaming)

## Biographical Overview

### Relatives

Sally Prower (Mom)• Kilo Prower (Dad)

• Elliott Prower (Twin Brother)

• Victor “Vickers” Prower (Brother)

• Victoria “Violet” Prower (Sister)

• Bridgette Prower (Sister)

* Toronto Crystalline (Cousin)

• Coal Crystalline (Cousin)

* Nia Crystalline (Cousin)

• Amethyst Crystalline (Aunt)

• Shadow the Hedgehog (Uncle)

• Aquamarine “Aqua” Prower (Aunt)

• Miles “Tails” Prower (Uncle)

• Ace K. Prower (Cousin)

• Amy Crystalline (Aunt)

• Agate Crystalline (Uncle)

## Physical Description

### Attire

Prince Shirt, Crown, White Gloves, boots and a Cape

## Alignment and Character Traits

### Affiliation(s)

* Prower Empire
* Kingdom of Vulperas
* Kingdom of Acorn

### Likes

* Friendship
* Studying
* Ruling
* His Family (Especially Violet)
* Vegetables

### Dislikes

* Evil
* Rulebreaking
* Being Messy
* Missing School

### Personality

Smart, funny, loyal, determined, lovable, humble, helpful and nerdy.
Refined Seeker's Chains

The **Refined Seeker's Chains** are Sung Hyunjae's main weapon. They were most likely given to him by Crescent Moon.

## Official description

Chains forged from the crescent moon’s deepest moonlight. It looks like metal, but the essence is light.

## Appearance

The Seeker's Chains are slim gold chains the width of a finger. They move through the air and are described as writing like snakes. They often move in circles around Sung Hyunjae when not being directed to attack. When infused with mana, they spark and sparkle.

## Effect

The Seeker's Chains are powerful weapons capable of being infused with Sung Hyunjae's large mana reserves without breaking or falling apart. They are a contracted weapon, remaining a rank higher than their contractor, and at most a myth rank weapon. They float and can be directed to move through space at the contractor's will; it is not yet known if there is a range within which they can move and respond to the contractor's directions, or if there is no distance limit. Beyond their mental manipulation and high mana capacity, they have no special effects.

## References

1. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 124
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 78
Black Blood Flames

> The blazing flames that flowed from the tip of the spear and wrapped around the shaft were a blinding jet black.
>
> Han Yoojin, Chapter 2

## Description

### Skill effects

Grants the user variants of flame manipulation

## Webtoon appearances

### First appearance

Episode 1

**Black Blood Flames** is Han Yoohyun's signature flame manipulation skill, creating flames that are black in color and which can be created from both the user's own blood and mana.

## Origin

Han Yoohyun earned this as an initial optimized skill.

## Effects

This skill allows the user to summon and manipulate black flames. Upon growth of this skill, the user can also manipulate and ignite their own blood. With higher mastery of the skill, the user can also create solid forms such as spears and other weapons out of their own blood and flames.

## Known holders

* Han Yoohyun (optimized initial skill)
* Han Yoojin (temporarily, through Last Compensation)

## Gallery

Han Yoohyun using the skill against LauchtasHan Yoojin creating a spear from Han Yoohyun's blood
## References

1. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 32
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Webtoon: Episode 1
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 2
4. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 93
5. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 124
Magic stone

**Magic stones** (Korean: 마석, Hanja: 魔石, RR: *maseok*) are marble-like magical objects found inside monsters and particularly high-ranking individuals. They act as physical containers of mana and magic. They are extremely precious, with a C-rank magic stone costing as much as 10 million won.

## Appearance

In the novel, magic stones are round stones, not unlike gemstones. In the webtoon, magic stones are irregularly-shaped crystalline formations. Their size varies depending on the grade of the monster they come from, ranging between pebble-sized to as big as a small child's head. The rank may also have an effect on the size, with higher-ranked stones more likely to be bigger. The largest known stone is a high-grade L-rank, and S-rank stones are big enough to cut business cards out of.

Magic stones are colored differently depending on their rank:

* C-rank: Red
* A-rank: Silver
* SS-rank: White (opaque)
* L-rank: Varying colors; possibly dependent on the creature they come from. Known examples include clear/transparent and murky black

## Origin

Magic stones are crystals containing the power of the source. Their appearance in a world marks it as ready for absorption by the source. They appear naturally in monsters, as well as in non-monster lifeforms that have grown past a certain threshold of strength. In humans, magic stones appear when they reach SS-rank, as a marker that they have grown past the physical limit of their species.

## Usage

Magic stones can be used as fuel for a variety of things, most commonly items. Aside from fueling things, they can form magical objects in and of themselves.

Magic stones can be used in their entirety or in parts. It has been shown to be possible for small shavings of a magic stone to power an item such as the Shalos' Bead. Smaller pieces can also be attuned to work as items, such as the mini portal access keys for Han Yoojin's residence, which are made from thinly-cut slices of an S-rank magic stone.

## References

1. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 10
2. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Webtoon: Episode 2
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 63
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 83
5. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 15
6. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 109
7. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 105
8. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 106
9. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 162
Chapter 2

> Hey, Wish Stone. Is reversing time possible?
>
> Han Yoojin

**Regression (2)** (Korean: 회귀, RR: *hwegwi*) is the second chapter of *The S-Ranks That I Raised* novel.

Han Yoojin gets his revenge on the Rauchitas before finding a way to save his brother.

## Summary

Yoojin draws on Yoohyun's skills, namely Black Blood Flames and Azure Willow Leaves, to effortlessly evade the Rauchitas' attacks and strike back at it. He muses on what an amazing Hunter his little brother was when using these skills, and commends him on being flawless in all but one aspect—cutting off his leech of an elder brother. Despite having an easy chance at killing the Rauchitas right away, Yoojin draws out the battle, cutting the dragon monster down torturously slowly, until it's blinded and unable to move, drawing its last breaths.

With Last Compensation about to end, Yoojin settles down on the Rauchitas' corpse, having resigned himself to dying by its poison once his SS-rank durability wears off. However, a system window pops up just as the Rauchitas dies, informing Yoojin that he's gained the extremely rare L-rank title Dragon Slayer. With it, he earns multiple item rewards, including the Wish Stone. Attention captured by its name, Yoojin takes out the Wish Stone from his inventory and learns that it can grant any wish except for resurrecting a dead person. With his briefly-ignited hopes of reviving Yoohyun dashed, Yoojin daydreams about using the Wish Stone for his own gain. He's unable to follow through, though, because he realizes that he could reverse time instead, going back to the past when Yoohyun was still alive. Asking the Wish Stone to take him back five years with his memories intact, he promises to live a quiet life and not cause trouble.

## Features

### Characters

* Han Yoojin
* Rauchitas
* Han Yoohyun (mentioned)

### Objects

* Gate Stone (mentioned)
* Granting potion (mentioned)
* Red Dragon's Greatsword (mentioned)
* Wish Stone

### Battles

* Han Yoojin and Han Yoohyun vs. Rauchitas

## Notable events

* Han Yoojin obtains the Wish Stone, which claims to be unable to resurrect dead people.
Curse Resistance

**Curse Resistance** (Korean: 저주 저항, RR: *jeoju jeohang*) is an elemental-attribute resistance skill.

## Official description

In the description below, `[skill rank]` would be replaced by A-rank, S-rank, and so on depending on the skill instance:

> Complete immunity to curses of [skill rank] and lower
>
>

## Origin

This is a supplementary skill of the title Dragon Slayer, specifically the variant earned from killing the Tier 1 curse and poison dragon king Rauchitas. It is also likely obtained as a supplementary skill of the Dio Valshesis' Twin title.

It is almost certainly possible to obtain this skill independent of the title, likely alongside curse-attribute skills as part of one's inherent attribute, or through defeating other notable monsters with a curse attribute.

## Effects

This skill nullifies any curses up to and including the skill's own rank. Alongside being able to take no damage from cursed attacks, the skill holder can also interact with cursed items while the curse is active in order to nullify it; this allows high-ranking Curse Resistance holders to be able to break most contracts at will, even those in which they have no part.

## Known holders

* Han Yoojin (title supplementary skill, L-rank)
* Riette and Noah Luire (title supplementary skill, S-rank)

## Synopsis

*This section was marked as needing improvement. It must be edited to bring it up to standards.*
*Reason: Missing info from Chapter 5 onwards*
Han Yoojin received this skill as a supplementary skill from Dragon Slayer, first noticing it immediately after his regression.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 4
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 86
3. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 57
Agate Crystalline

• Angelite Crystalline (Mother)

• Alexandrite Crystalline (Father)

• Agate Crystalline Magic Co.

• The ocean

• Adventures

• Amadeus and Rosemary Prower

• The law

• doing card tricks

• drugging people with potions

## Personality

**Agate Crystalline** is a girl-crazy hedgehog, born into royalty, which he considers to be a curse. He is wild, unpredictable, selfish and shrewd. If he isn’t flirting with an unsuspecting girl, he’s bickering with his twin sister, Amethyst or picking on his little sister, Aqua. He often will go to restaurants and only eat breadsticks, rather than ordering a real meal for himself. Nobody knows if he does this to save money or if he just really likes breadsticks.

## Background

When Agate was young, he was often scolded for causing trouble and picking on Amethyst. He would constantly run away from the palace and practice using potions on unsuspecting people passing by on the street. He also learned how to use magic by sneaking into a nearby prep school for witches and stealing textbooks. Agate eventually asked his parents to teach him magic, but they turned him down and told him he could learn card tricks instead, as they didn’t trust him to use magic responsibly.

Using his knowledge of magic, he started a business called Crystalline Magic Co., where he sold potions, as well as preformed magic at events. He eventually caught the attention of Amadeus and Rosemary Prower who requested a love potion.

## Relationships

### Valentina the Cat

Agate and Valentina have known each other since middle school when Agate lived under the alias of Agatha. Within the first few months of knowing her, he revealed his true form to her. Agate ended up falling for Opal, but he always loved Val, despite not willing to admit it. After a few years, Agate ended up meeting her again at the mall, realizing her heart belonged to Manic.

### Amy Rose

Agate met Amy when he was disguised as Sonic. He put the moves on her and asked her to go on a date. The two both had some chemistry, so Agate eventually reveals his identity to her. They have a rocky relationship, often breaking up and getting back together.

### Amethyst Crystalline

Agate often bullies Amethyst and used his magic to prank her. She eventually tries to follow him when he runs away, but he refuses. The two meet again and are not happy about it to say the least. The two end up coming to an agreement until their birthday party.
Han Yoojin's earrings

**Han Yoojin's earrings** were given to him by Sung Hyunjae after he lost his former set when he was kidnapped.

## Appearance

The earrings are small studs with simple red gemstones, almost identical in appearance to the Black Fairy's Earrings. They can presumably be worn without needing ear piercings, staying in place on one's earlobes of their own accord.

## Effects

In addition to a Mana integer-increase buff, the earrings have a rare, valuable B-rank shield skill that can be activated by the user at will and centered on a point the user chooses, even if it results in the user themself not being inside the barrier. There doesn't appear to be a distance limit; once established, the user is able to walk a long distance away from the shield without it dropping. The shield blocks anything from passing through in either direction, up to and including sound, and stays up for as long as the user wills it, unless shattered by someone with A-rank or higher stats.

## Synopsis

When Sung Hyunjae meets Han Yoojin after his kidnapping during his visit to Seseong Guild, he gifts Yoojin these earrings to replace the lost Black Fairy's Earrings. From then onwards, Yoojin generally wears these earrings at all times, save for when attacking dungeons with minimal items in hopes of getting a title.

## References

1. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 8
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 52
3. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 60
4. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 224
5. ↑ *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 56
Chapter 1

> Han Yoohyun, did you die?
>
> Han Yoojin

**Regression (1)** (Korean: 회귀, RR: *hwegwi*) is the first chapter of *The S-Ranks That I Raised* novel.

When Han Yoojin's estranged younger brother is killed by the Rauchitas, Yoojin thinks back on their relationship and sets out to take revenge.

## Summary

Inside a D-rank dungeon, fatally injured from having taken a blow for his brother, Han Yoohyun calmly asks if Yoojin is alright. Yoojin wonders, horrified, why Yoohyun even came, thinking back on how they've been distant for a long time and stayed out of each other's business. He asks this of Yoohyun out loud, believing someone as amazing as him wouldn't care about someone as useless and troublesome as Yoojin himself, but Yoohyun seems upset and ignores the question. Instead, he offers Yoojin a Gate Stone that will allow him to escape the dungeon they're in and instructs him on how to avoid the Rauchitas, the monster that injured Yoohyun himself.

Yoojin refuses the Gate Stone, saying Yoohyun should use it himself and pointing out that he should have healing items on him to fix his wounds. Yoohyun claims to have his own Gate Stone, but says that it won't matter anyway, since the only healing items he has aren't strong enough to heal what Rauchitas did to him. Having held out long enough to make sure Yoojin can escape, Yoohyun succumbs to his injuries and collapses in his brother's arms. Yoojin holds on to him, grief-stricken and angry, even as Last Compensation activates and transfers all of Yoohyun's buffed stats, skills, and memories to him. Watching Yoohyun's memories, Yoojin realizes that the distance between them was all purposely created by Yoohyun in order to keep him safe from his enemies, and that he was watching out for him all along without being able to act too obviously.

Brought to tears by this realization, Yoojin lays his brother's body on the ground and stands, summoning Yoohyun's skills. He turns to face the end of the dungeon, where the Rauchitas awaits: a 1st rank dragon monster, a three-headed wielder of poisons and curses said to be undefeatable. Still, Yoohyun injured it badly, and bearing his brother's skills at doubled strength, Yoojin approaches it with the intent to kill.

## Features

### Characters

* Han Yoohyun †
* Han Yoojin
* Rauchitas

### Battles

* Han Yoojin and Han Yoohyun vs. Rauchitas

## Notable events

* The Rauchitas unexpectedly appears in a low-rank dungeon.
* Han Yoojin survives the Rauchitas, but Han Yoohyun dies to it.
Title

> The title 'Caregiver' is in effect.
>
> Chapter 1

**Titles** (Korean: 칭호, RR: *chingho*) are special achievements awarded to Awakened people who have fulfilled certain (usually difficult) conditions. They grant the title holder special skills or stats as a reward.

## Conditions

Every title has its own specific conditions required for acquisition, and rewards skills or stats that are associated with said conditions. For instance, the Caregiver title is earned by people who have raised someone that Awakened to a high rank, and its supplementary skills are buffs that assist in growth.

## Types

*See also: List of skill titles and list of stat titles*
Titles are divided into **skill titles** and **stat titles**.

### Skill titles

Skill titles give the holder supplementary skills. These skills generally have the same rank as the title itself. In less common cases, they have a rank slightly lower than the title's.

Each rank of skill title has a set number of supplementary skills it initially provides:

* L-rank titles give 4 initial supplementary skills
* S-rank titles give 2-3 skills
* A-rank titles give 2 skills
* Titles of rank B and below give only 1 supplementary skill

### Stat titles

Stat titles give a raise to the holder's stats. An L-rank stat title might raise someone's stats from F-rank to B-rank.

## Growth

Titles of rank B or higher can grow in strength, presumably through extended amounts of usage. When they grow, they may grant new supplementary skills or stat boosts, depending on their type.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *The S-Ranks That I Raised* Novel: Chapter 4