Hunter x Hunter: Infinite Growth

However, she knows when to stop and doesn't jump to conclusions; this is her professional ethics as a fortune teller.

Kurapika fell into deep thought, and it was unclear what he had come to understand, but judging from his expression, the metaphor seemed to fit him perfectly.

Listening to this, Pyro had to admit that Bisky's way of using metaphors was quite effective.

He knows Kurapika very well.

The characteristics and expressions represented by each stone seem to fit the person being compared to very well.

"What about Pyro? Did they say what kind of stone Pyro resembles?" Kurapika asked curiously, perking up again.

"Yes, yes, let me think, what kind of stone was she talking about back then?"

Neon was lost in memories.

Piro had silently gone from sitting to squatting on the chair, his eyes becoming dead fish-like as he stared straight at Neon.

Damn it, you remember everything about Kurapika clearly, but you're too lazy to even remember anything about me, huh?

You're way too obvious!

Thinking about it, he silently looked at Kurapika again.

"Ok?"

Kurapika looked at Paiello with clear eyes, as if asking him what he wanted to say.

"Ugh."

Pailo sighed helplessly, looking disappointed in him.

You idiot Kurapika, before you even know anything, the "enemy" has already begun to "attack"!

You're hopeless. Neon looks innocent, but she's actually full of ulterior motives.

Thinking of this, he inexplicably thought of Bisky again.

Damn it, is it true that birds of a feather flock together?

A natural-born master of disguise, that's terrifying.

Oh no, my poor best friend Kurapika, Neon will cling to you like an octopus, sucking you in tightly.

By the time you realize it, you've already fallen into her trap and can't escape.

That's terrible!

"Ugh."

Pyro sighed silently again, looking at Kurapika with pity, as if to say that Kurapika's life was over.

Kurapika looked completely bewildered, utterly confused about what was wrong with Palkia.

What is Pyro trying to say?

"I remember now, it was a diamond, a black diamond."

"Black diamonds?" Piro quickly shifted his attention.

"Well, I haven't looked into it in detail. You can check it out yourself if you're interested."

Neon, holding Kurapika's hand, said in a nonchalant manner.

Piro's feigned calm finally crumbled.

"Tsk."

"Mom knows, do you want to ask Mom?"

Rosana, who had just finished exercising and whose face was still covered in sweat, suddenly approached Kurapika and asked with a smile.

"What is it, Mom?" Kurapika asked curiously.

However, Rosana's gaze wasn't on Kurapika's face at all, but rather silently fell on Neon's hand that was linked with Kurapika's.

Even in front of Kurapika's mother, Neon remained calm and composed, her expression suggesting she was completely unaware that her actions were inappropriate.

She made full use of her age advantage.

Rosanna gave a strange yet radiant smile.

"This is terrifying. Could this woman have used some kind of Nen ability?" Parrow appeared calm on the surface, but his mind was racing.

Neon possessed Nen abilities from the beginning, but they didn't know exactly what those abilities were.

Rosana said, "Black diamonds are also a very rare type of diamond, and their hardness is even higher than Kurapika's Blood Diamond."

"Moreover, unlike ordinary diamonds, it does not have a transparent crystal structure inside. The special elements inside make it appear black, and only the core part has crystal shimmering."

"It naturally contains more impurities and cracks."

"The cutting technique requires extremely high skill; the slightest mistake could cause it to shatter."

Rosanna didn't offer much explanation; she simply recounted the information she knew.

After hearing this, Kurapika and the other two fell into deep thought.

Pello also fell silent for a moment.

Rosanna smiled and squatted down in front of them, hugging her knees.

Suddenly, he asked, "Did it say what kind of gemstone I am?"

Although she was not very knowledgeable or experienced, she knew her only two relatives very well.

She had to admit that the metaphors were very accurate.

This also piqued her curiosity.

Neon immediately looked up and replied, "It's a pearl, it's a pearl, I've always remembered it."

"Because she's Kurapika's mother, my poor brother, now there's no way he can escape."

While inwardly complaining, Pailo remained outwardly calm and composed.

"And what about yourself?" he asked.

"I am a fortune teller. I don't do fortune telling for myself, nor do I listen to other people's metaphors about themselves."

Neon said in a serious tone, firmly adhering to her principles as a fortune teller.

She is very insistent on this.

Chapter 112 Awakening of Their Individual Nen Abilities

Inside the training ground

Kevin was completely exhausted. He sat cross-legged on the ground, panting heavily, with large beads of sweat rolling down his body.

Increasing one's Qi is much more difficult than improving physical fitness; it requires a gradual and in-depth process.

Bisky taught Kevin several methods, which he is trying one by one to find the one that works best for him.

He has already achieved considerable success during this period.

A strong physique does bring many advantages, such as the ability to tap into more Qi.

After all, there is a limit to how much qi a person can absorb.

The better one's physical condition, the more energy one can absorb and unleash.

As one gets older, their excavation skills will improve, but correspondingly, as they age, their abilities will also decline.

Kevin's physical attributes are extremely strong, making it easier for him to tap into a large amount of Qi in the early stages.

It's like two pieces of land both containing mineral veins, but one land has its veins buried deep underground, while the other land has its veins directly exposed on the surface.

With the same amount of manpower and time spent digging, naturally more energy will be extracted from the land in the back.

Therefore, he is currently in the early stages of rapid growth. Kevin is somewhat fascinated by this training that allows him to constantly feel his own progress.

Although the speed of taking the drug is fastest when it is at its most effective, the feeling is different when you dig out the power from within yourself through hard work.

Recently, he has become a regular at the training ground, spending most of his day training.

You should know that in the past, he spent most of his time researching various medicinal materials to develop and produce new medicines.

After resting for a while, Kevin wiped the sweat from his brow and went to the rest area.

Kurapika and the others had been resting here for a while, and when Kevin came over, he could clearly hear their conversation.

At this moment, these young boys are searching online for information about various gemstones and exploring their metaphorical meanings.

"uncle."

When Piro saw Kevin approaching, he greeted him with a smile.

Kevin nodded and looked at Xing Shu.

"Your training at the Big Four banks is almost complete. Now it's time to teach you more advanced skills."

"Once you're familiar with the process, we'll conduct departmental assessments for you. I bet you're all eagerly awaiting that."

Upon hearing this, the fishermen, including the fishermen from the fishermen's huts, stood up one after another.

Even Neon, who was standing nearby, curiously came over to listen, although she might not necessarily learn it, and given her current level of control over her ki, she was not allowed to use these techniques.

But she was very interested in what department the group would belong to.

The group stood in a neat row.

Kevin walked up to the whiteboard and wrote different labels on it.

"The so-called Seven Great Skills are..."

With Kevin's explanation, it wasn't difficult for the students to understand.

Essentially, these are all extensions of the basics.

In fact, even without Kevin's explanation, once a person has mastered a certain level of ability, they would think about whether they can actually implement these skills during training.

It's just that they might not be able to think about everything comprehensively.

Therefore, the so-called seven skills were likely to have naturally emerged during training and actual combat.

Then someone summarized these things and turned them into systematic learning knowledge.

"At this stage, we can no longer expect you to be proficient in every skill, just like we did when we were trained at the Big Four banks."

"As you've probably noticed, these techniques are used in different ways. Some people may be very familiar with a certain technique, but still never quite get it right."

"This is similar to the situation with the six major systems, so you can try to train each of the techniques. I don't require you to be proficient in them, but you should have some understanding of each one."

"Especially these kinds."

Kevin circled the words "condense", "hard", "firm", and "flow".

"These skills are crucial in combat. If you don't know them, you can easily fall into a disadvantageous position, or even endanger your own safety."

Therefore, even if you don't have much natural talent, you must master these skills.

"The techniques of 'condensation' are relatively simple, and many people can master them naturally when practicing the Four Elements."

Kevin said, holding up a finger in front of him.

"Now, try to gather your energy around your eyes and look with that state."

This technique is basically the simplest of the seven skills, and of course, it is also the most practical and necessary.

It is essential to be able to detect anything amiss, and even to maintain focus during battle.

It can greatly reduce the probability of being ambushed in battle, which is very important.

Upon hearing Kevin's instruction, the group began to try, and the breath, following their intentions, slowly converged towards their eyes.

This is not difficult for them.

After all, their training during this period was no joke, and they all have some degree of talent.

Among them, Pello was the fastest.

Although it was his first time trying, he mastered the technique in just over ten seconds.

As if he had already learned it, his aura instantly gathered around his eyes.

Perhaps it was because he used to have poor eyesight and needed to concentrate hard to see things, which made it easier for him to master the "condensation" technique.