
A Korean A-Rank Healer, Jung Yerim belongs to the Knights Guild. Friendly and proud of her gift, she blends restorative spells with a tough golden barrier, and she shows a surprising readiness to throw herself into a fight whenever the moment calls for it.
Large gray eyes sit beneath the short, tomboyish cut that frames Yerim's face. For raid work she dresses in billowy peach robes finished with white gloves, while a sizable peach crest sits to the right atop her head.
Approachable and warm, Yerim takes obvious pride in her healing talent, which is precisely why finding Beru more skilled at mending wounds than herself left her stunned. Underneath the friendliness sits real nerve: when a shadow ant tried to devour a valuable monster carcass, she grappled the creature to stop it, a small act that spoke to her courage.

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Her A-Rank Healer status places Yerim among the strongest in her guild, letting her bring both support and defense to a party. Her Healing Magic restores allies, her Buff Magic strengthens them, and her Sacred Shield raises a broad golden wall that can fence off enemies. Far from fragile, that barrier once stalled a whole undead horde of A-Rank monsters for several minutes.
Her part in the story opens after a high-end Gate of A-Rank surfaced on her guild's Busan turf. Yerim pitched the idea of bringing Jinwoo in to guild master Park Jongsoo, who agreed rather than let the Fame Guild claim it. Setting out together with Yoontae, the group approached Jinwoo face to face, and he signed on at once for half the profits. The following day in Busan, the strike squad mobbed him with questions about his powers and the Jeju Island Raid, prompting Yerim to plant herself in front of him, wave them off, and present herself as the lead healer serving the Knights Guild. Her name becomes Rena Kirishima in the Japanese localization of the webtoon.
Jung Yerim is a Korean A-Rank Healer who belongs to the Knights Guild. Friendly and proud of her gift, she blends restorative spells with a tough golden barrier and shows a surprising readiness to throw herself into a fight.
Jung Yerim's Healing Magic restores allies, her Buff Magic strengthens them, and her Sacred Shield raises a broad golden wall that can fence off enemies. That barrier once stalled a whole undead horde of A-Rank monsters for several minutes.
Jung Yerim serves as the lead healer of the Knights Guild. Her A-Rank Healer status places her among the strongest in her guild, letting her bring both support and defense to a party.
Jung Yerim is approachable and warm, taking obvious pride in her healing talent, which is why finding Beru more skilled at mending wounds left her stunned. Underneath the friendliness sits real nerve; she once grappled a shadow ant to stop it devouring a valuable monster carcass.
After a high-end A-Rank Gate surfaced on the Knights Guild's Busan turf, Jung Yerim pitched the idea of bringing Jinwoo in to guild master Park Jongsoo, who agreed rather than let the Fame Guild claim it. The group approached Jinwoo, who signed on at once for half the profits.
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