Hunter x Hunter: Infinite Growth.

"Crack!"

When the crisp sound rang out, Kevin didn't hesitate to use his last bit of strength to pull out the medicine.

"Pfft..."

Kevin exhausted all his strength, his body went limp, and he fainted, crashing heavily to the floor.

As Kevin fainted, the medicine-making station dissipated, and the medicine he had pulled from his hand fell to the ground.

These potions were carried by Kevin, so the entire potion bottle was made of a very sturdy material; he had it custom-made at a high price.

Kevin didn't wake up until night.

I was enveloped by a feeling of powerlessness and weakness; this feeling of being completely drained was truly unpleasant.

He got up shakily, his steps slow, and it took him several steps to move to the cabinet next to him.

He took several medicines from the cabinet and poured them all into his mouth. As the liquid flowed in, his body began to recover rapidly.

These bottles of medicine are not high-end products; they are simply concentrated and reduced versions of commonly used drugs in modern medicine.

Some are for treating fever, some for providing nutrition, and some for balancing physiological states.

The effects of the medicine were complete after fifteen minutes.

Kevin then stood up again, his physical condition finally somewhat better than before.

He picked up the fallen medicine from the ground.

The final product has a pinkish-purple liquid in the bottle, with shimmering starlight inside, making it look like a dream.

Kevin sat down on the sofa.

"Thankfully, it was successful in the end. The process was really thrilling... But this potion should still be grade C. This is probably the limit of this grade."

In Kevin's system of judging medicines, in addition to classifying them according to the materials and efficacy, the more crucial evaluation criteria are the time and energy he spends in making the medicine.

Take Grade D and Grade C potions as an example; there is a qualitative difference in their consumption.

A little over a month ago, Kevin could make a Class D potion in a maximum of ten minutes.

Back then, it took Kevin about an hour to make a bottle of Grade C potion.

If we quantify the amount of mental energy within the body.

The maximum amount of mana required to craft a Grade D potion is 1000 points.

The average amount of Nen required to make a Grade C potion is over 5000 points, and the more potent the potion, the greater the Nen requirement.

Kevin estimated that the new potion he created this time had consumed nearly 10000 Nen.

According to his previous classification standards for potions, if the energy consumption exceeds 10,000, he believes that the potion should have reached the B-grade level.

However, he felt that the total amount of Nen in his body might not have exceeded this value yet, so the potion he made would naturally not meet the B-grade standard.

Fortunately, the new drug did not exceed this value, so he managed to complete the production with great difficulty.

Looking at the potion in my hand, just how powerful is this potion?

Kevin couldn't quite pinpoint it, but it was undoubtedly unique enough to allow Kevin's Qi to respond to emotions and will.

Qi naturally has this effect, but it's unclear how much this medicine will enhance it.

However, it is certain that if it is related to thought, the effect of the medicine is indeed consistent with the main and auxiliary ingredients.

As for its purpose... to use one's own energy to detect the other person's emotions? Or to sense hostility towards oneself?

However, considering that the effects of the medicine only last for fifteen minutes, this medicine may only be effective in certain special circumstances.

"Let's call this potion the 'Mind-Awareness Potion'," Kevin muttered to himself.

In any case, a new potion was successfully created, and the effects of the "A Moment of Dreams" potion were clarified.

This was enough to satisfy Kevin.

"Now that it's confirmed, it's time to try building my own Nen ability."

He has been dedicated to using these materials to create finished products that meet his expectations, with the main purpose of exploring the limits of his Nen abilities.

In other words, whether one can endow one's own Qi with certain characteristics or achieve certain changes.

This kind of Nen ability wouldn't tell him on its own; the remaining experimental records and the fragmented memories in his mind contained absolutely no related knowledge.

It's possible that his original, under-trained body was insufficient to refine high-level potions.

The [Power Potion] doesn't achieve his goal because you can essentially consider its effects as stimulation and enhancement of the body.

My change in Qi is the answer he temporarily wants.

This is of great importance to him.

During his three months at the Sky Arena, besides participating in combat training and learning, Kevin spent most of his time watching matches.

Moreover, all of them are battles with more than two hundred floors.

Battles above the 200th floor are all duels between Nen users, but these battles don't happen very often, usually only once every few days.

Kevin is present at almost every game.

His sole reason for doing this was to use his [Concentration] from the stands, relying on his excellent control over his mind, to carefully observe both sides in the battle.

Determine the type of Nen ability the opponent belongs to, and predict the specific effects of their Nen ability.

By combining the results of the battle, I can gain a deeper understanding of the various Nen abilities I learned from Bisky.

This allowed him to make a leap forward in his understanding of Nen abilities within just three months, and he developed his own insights.

Observe, analyze, and summarize.

These three things seem to be engraved in my mind.

Understanding of Nen abilities, self-awareness, and familiarity with cheat codes.

These three elements intertwine to help Kevin build a Nen ability that he had always dreamed of and that aligned with his original goals.

This allows his talent and Nen ability to be perfectly combined, overcoming the limitations of his physical body, thus creating this unique Nen ability.

Now, the final key step has been determined.

He has clarified the direction of his Nen ability development and has a preliminary framework.

Chapter Twenty-Seven: Fusion X Second Nen Ability

The Enhancement type is widely recognized as the most suitable attribute for combat, and its Nen effect is [Enhancement].

The power of a punch, the speed of running, the reaction of the nerves, and even the more mysterious memory, perception, discrimination, inspiration, and observation—all these bodily functions are within the scope of enhancement.

This enhancement not only applies to oneself but can also be applied to other objects. However, enhancing objects is more subtle and requires a greater degree of comprehension from the Nen user.

This had a huge impact on Kevin, who was learning about Nen from Bisky at the time.

However, when he learned that the energy released by the Emission System could achieve the effects of teleportation and creating space, he felt relieved.

Moreover, Bisky later listed some of the amazing effects that the trait system could produce.

The text mentions unimaginable abilities such as predicting the future, stopping time, and even making wishes.

It was only then that Kevin truly realized that Nen was completely different from the Qigong he remembered.

This world is truly fraught with danger.

It was because of this understanding that Kevin developed an ambition: he longed to create a Nen ability that perfectly suited him, allowing him to grow to his full potential.

If we can strengthen these vague and abstract abilities, then strengthening our own learning ability should be a piece of cake.

However, Kevin did not aim to enhance his all-around learning abilities, but rather focused solely on strengthening the body's "muscle memory."

What is muscle memory? Essentially, it is neural memory formed through the coordinated action of the brain and nerves.

The brain is amazing; it possesses powerful adaptive and learning abilities in ways that are imperceptible to the naked eye.

It optimizes the neural transmission path, discarding those that are incorrect or roundabout.

Through repeated practice, a conditioned reflex is formed.

Before the mind can react, the body naturally makes the corresponding movement, as if the muscles really have memory.

Because the process of thinking and coping is eliminated, muscle memory can react very quickly.

Kevin wanted to enhance this ability to a degree that even he himself could not comprehend.

This allows the conditioned reflex to form quickly without the need for repeated training.

This method helps one remember more profound things, making them effective for different thoughts.

After the muscles memorize the muscle memory, Kevin will then conduct detailed analysis and adjustments to achieve the desired effect.

To build such Nen abilities, one must have a deep understanding of this behavior and process, since Nen abilities do not arise out of thin air.

Take the variable system as an example; it can change the properties of gas.

For example, air can be transformed into forms such as fire, electricity, water, or mud, or endowed with properties such as sharpness, strength, or flexibility. They are still essentially air, only their properties have changed.

This requires the Nen user to have a deep understanding of the things they want to change; only in this way can they succeed.

Similarly, the same applies to the materialization system.