Perhaps, for those who successfully awaken their talents, their souls are inherently different from those of ordinary mortals.
This led Sterl to unconsciously recall a time long ago, when he had just awakened his D-tier talent. Although it was nothing special—an utterly mediocre and worthless talent—it still marked him as someone significant within the lowest of bases. As long as one survived, they could rise to become the leader of a base.
In that batch of individuals, there were very few who awakened any talent, just like him. Thinking back on it, gaining an immense amount of soul power wasn't so simple after all.
At the very least, those who couldn't even awaken a talent likely couldn't refine a single bit of soul power. In other words, if he wanted to acquire soul power, he would have to hunt down those who had awakened a talent, or even better, those who had successfully obtained a class.
