Hunter x Hunter: Infinite Growth

That power traveled along Kurapika's gaze to his eyes and was slowly transmitted there.

The entire process, from Parrow confirming the activation of his ability to ending the eye contact, lasted three seconds.

"All right."

"Huh? Is that all?"

Kurapika blinked. He felt no discomfort and noticed nothing unusual.

Pyro was also observing from the side, trying to see if Kurapika showed any changes or discomfort.

Kurapika looked at everyone and said, "Maybe I haven't trained enough. I don't have the same special feeling as my uncle. I didn't even realize anything was happening."

His words sounded very convincing.

He simply stared at Pyro for a moment.

He thought Pello was still preparing, but it turned out to be over.

Pyro said, "I can feel my abilities working. Unlike last time, this time I was prepared and able to control them. And in the first phase, I was indeed not aggressive."

"The whole process requires maintaining a 'frozen' state and making eye contact with the other person for three seconds. I think I can master this process through training."

"During eye contact, I felt a kind of connection between my eyes and the other person's eyes, and both eyes could perform this connection operation separately."

Pyro rambled on, recounting the information about his Nen ability that he had just sensed and compiled while using it.

Kevin listened from the side and nodded slightly.

Such prerequisites do not sound complicated.

But there is no doubt that Pyro's Nen ability must be some kind of special mechanism.

Chapter 113 The Red-Eyed Lament X Ju-on

The experiments and verifications on the training field are still ongoing.

After explaining the process of using his ability in the first stage, Parrow rubbed his eyes.

This novel and strange feeling made him feel a little uncomfortable for a while.

Is this Nen ability? It's amazing.

"So, your first-stage ability is to establish a connection with the other person's eyeballs through eye contact, and your two eyeballs are independent entities that can connect to each other's eyeballs separately?" Kevin asked.

These conditions can be easily summarized based on the other party's explanation.

After a moment's thought, Pyro nodded.

"So you can use your left and right eyeballs to establish links with the left and right eyes of different people, which means you can connect to one of the eyeballs of two people at a time."

Kevin immediately thought of Pyro's Nen ability and the possible effects it might have.

In this way, the maximum range of Pailuo's ability is only two people.

Clearly, Parrow himself had considered this point.

"Okay, now that we understand the mechanism of the first stage, what abilities will we have after the link is completed?"

That's definitely not possible; it's just a simple link establishment. This is merely the initial condition for initiation. The key is what you can do to the other party after the connection is successfully established.

This is the key to Pyro's ability.

After a moment's thought, Parrow shook his head slightly.

"I...I'm not so sure. I can feel some kind of connection between my two eyeballs and Kurapika's two eyeballs, so I should be able to do something."

“But only after actually trying it will I know exactly what I can do; otherwise, I can’t make a judgment,” Parrow said cautiously.

Kevin nodded to indicate that he understood, and then looked at Kurapika.

Kurapika readily agreed, "No problem, give it a try."

He had enough trust in the other party.

Piro quickly said, "Although I don't know exactly what this ability is, I can tell if it's offensive. Even if it is, I should be able to control it, just like when we established the link."

He could still sense this, since he had no intention or desire to attack, and Nen abilities are usually controlled by willpower.

Kevin nodded. Since they both agreed, they would begin the experiment.

Logically, to be on the safe side, one should find a random outsider to test it, or even, if one is afraid of the risks, one should find a death row inmate in prison.

Pello nodded and closed his eyes again.

Kurapika stood to the side, warily observing the unusual features on his body.

However, he still felt nothing.

"Could it be that my skills are not good enough?" Kurapika wondered to himself.

Otherwise, why can't I feel anything?

At this moment, even though Pyro had his eyes closed, he could "see" everything clearly.

But the scene he "saw" was no longer the scene before his eyes, but the scene that Kurapika saw.

He "saw" himself in Kurapika's eyes.

This feeling is truly amazing.

He tried opening one eye, and sure enough, the moment he opened that eye, the scene he saw changed back to the view in front of him.

But his other closed eye can still "see" what Kurapika sees.

It felt incredibly strange, as if my brain had been split into two parts.

This strange visual experience made Parrow feel somewhat uncomfortable, but not to the point of making him dizzy or nauseous.

He thought that with specialized training, he should be able to gradually adapt to this situation.

But is that all this ability has to offer?

If his Nen ability was only this much, Pilo would be very disappointed; it was not the powerful ability he had hoped for.

This is not the power that will allow him to achieve revenge.

Because it is obvious that this is a Nen ability used to steal information and gather intelligence.

At least in Pyro's opinion, it's somewhat weak. If that's all there is to it, then it would be better if it weren't a Specialist and if Pyro could build his own Nen ability himself.

If Nen ability reflects one's inner desires, then this is clearly not the ability he has always longed for.

Could it be... really not?

He couldn't help but recall the past, when his eyesight was getting worse and worse, and he really longed to see more clearly. He even made a promise with Kurapika, who was about to leave, to let him see the outside world in his place.

He wanted to go outside to see, but his legs, his eyes, and his weak body simply wouldn't allow him to do so.

From this perspective, this seems to be the Nen ability I once wanted, but not the one I need now.

What he wants now is a powerful force sufficient to support his revenge.

Pyro closed his eyes again and observed his surroundings through Kurapika's field of vision, "seeing" entirely from Kurapika's perspective.

He can't control anything, nor can he change anything; he can only "see" what Kurapika sees.

He is simply stealing the other person's vision.

"Stealing their eyes?" The thought flashed through Parrow's mind, and he found it somewhat ironic.

He shook his head, clearing his mind of these distractions, and continued to focus on exploring his Nen abilities.

Through continuous exploration, he finally discovered something unusual.

This is not just a simple sharing of the view; he also seems to be able to make some subtle modifications to what the other person sees.

With that in mind, Piro decided to give it a try.

"Ok?"

Kurapika was stunned for a moment because a small heart suddenly appeared on Neon's head in his field of vision.

Subsequently, this change became more and more obvious.

Pink heart-shaped bubbles began to appear all over Neon's body.

Finally, Neon saw pink hearts appear in her eyes, looking like a special effect from an anime.

This is clearly not in line with normal visual scenes.

"Did you do this, Pyro?" Kurapika turned to Pyro beside him and asked.

Although Pyro had his eyes closed, a strange smile appeared on his face.

"How is it? It's interesting, isn't it? Don't move, just stare at me."

Kurapika obediently nodded, staring intently at Pyro's face.

After a while, he saw that Pyro opened his eyes.

"And then? How do you open your eyes?" Kurapika asked in confusion. After waiting for a long time, he didn't notice any strange changes like before.

Kurapika didn't notice the change, but Kevin and the other two standing nearby did.

Because at this time, Pello was still keeping his eyes closed.

Kevin understood instantly.

Is this some kind of illusion, a deceptive illusion?

From the moment Pyro and Kurapika locked eyes, Kevin had been pondering what kind of Nen ability would result from eye contact, and now he had a rough idea.

Pyro had just made Kurapika stare at him, and combined with Kurapika's series of actions just now.

Is it about sharing the other person's field of vision and then using illusions to deceive them?

Kevin pondered, and almost completely analyzed Para's Nen abilities.

In Kurapika's field of vision, Pyro opened his eyes and blinked at him.

Immediately afterwards, the eyes suddenly disappeared, and Pello returned to the closed-eye state.

But unlike normal eye closing, the open eyes vanished as if carried away by a gust of wind.

This strange visual change immediately made Kurapika realize that, just like the heart-shaped bubbles that had appeared on Neon's head, it must have been Pyro's doing.

"Are you changing what I see?" Kurapika asked, by which time Pyro had already withdrawn his Nen ability.

He opened his eyes again, looked at Kurapika, and smiled.

If it's just about stealing the other person's field of vision, Piro thinks this ability is somewhat weak.

But if you can alter what the other person sees while stealing their field of vision, that would be a completely different story.

This one ability alone has significantly elevated the level of Nen abilities.

Although the changes that can be made so far are very subtle, such as adding an eye or making some colorful bubbles appear.

He still cannot make his entire body disappear from the other person's sight.

However, it can create the illusion that you throw a right punch but your opponent sees you throwing a left punch, which greatly increases the value of this ability.

This made Pello very satisfied.

This is an absolute weapon of mass destruction in battle.

Whether it's fighting alone against others or providing assistance during the battle.

This can make his abilities have a deadly effect, requiring only a momentary change.

Kevin walked over after watching the two complete the experiment.

Everyone here is trustworthy, so Kevin directly asked Piro to talk about his understanding of his Nen ability.

After listening to Parrow's detailed explanation, Kevin nodded, agreeing with his own guess.

He also gained a deeper understanding of the characteristics of Pyro's abilities.

"So, aside from the first stage where you need to mark, you can mark a maximum of two people's eyeballs, and they must be one on the left and one on the right, right?"

Piro nodded, listening to Kevin summarize his experience, after all, Kevin had more experience.

Kevin then asked, "So, could you tag more people and then choose whose viewpoint to link to?"

Piro shook his head and answered directly, "No, there are only two link slots, one eyeball corresponding to the other's eyeball."