Hunter x Hunter: Infinite Growth

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Sky Arena.

The fourth tallest building in the world.

It has 251 floors and reaches a height of 991 meters.

This is the city's iconic building and a world-renowned tourist destination.

The entire building was used for "battles" and is a sacred place for all martial artists in the world.

Is this reasonable?

Then I thought about the Nen abilities in this world and understood.

Finally, he briefly learned about the building's combat mechanism and roughly understood Bisky's intentions.

Because of his poor learning ability, Bisky gave him a clumsy way to improve his combat skills.

Let your body memorize, let your body get used to it through countless battles.

For some reason, the "sea of ​​questions" strategy came to mind; it's like a persistent ghost.

The task is to reach the 200th floor without using Nen attacks; this building has 251 floors.

From the 200th floor upwards, there will be huge changes.

Kevin did some research and roughly understood the difference between the two.

If nothing unexpected happens, the area above the 200th floor will likely become a battleground for Nen abilities.

In other words, the probability of encountering a Nen user is very low below the 200th floor.

You can defend without having to think about attacks, which creates the conditions for your body to remember, so you don't lose your life.

Let your body learn in battle.

After understanding the situation, Kevin immediately began to look up other information.

For example, the hunter.

He hadn't forgotten that Bisky and King both called themselves professional hunters.

"Holy crap, what kind of privilege certificate is this?!"

The first thing he noticed was the Hunter's Guild and the privileges that each professional hunter possessed.

The document that identifies a hunter is called a hunter's license.

Two x's as a symbol.

After owning this:

It allows entry into 90% of countries that are generally prohibited from entry and 75% of restricted areas.

They enjoy the same bank financing as top-tier companies, can use guarantees to obtain high-amount loans, and can stay in countries other than their country of birth even without a passport.

Computer networks and 95% of public facilities are available free of charge.

Many well-known figures are hunters, and 60 of the top 100 richest people are hunters.

How did this non-governmental organization manage to do it?

Nen ability? That's right, Nen ability.

To obtain a license, one needs to pass a process known as the hunter's test.

It is held in early January every year.

The current time is May 17, 1994.

We'll have to wait another six months or so.

Alright! It's decided. I'll use these six months to complete the mission, build up my own true Nen ability, and fully understand and use [A Moment's Dream].

Kevin is full of energy and has set goals for himself.

Chapter Seventeen: A Moment of Dreams - The Drug

Sky Arena.

Kevin looked up at the extravagant building that stretched as far as the eye could see.

"This thing is only the fourth tallest in the world." He couldn't help but sigh. He remembered that the tallest building in his previous life was not as tall as this building.

The technology in this world is really weird.

However, since it's another world, the overall quality of ordinary people in this world is much higher than in the previous world.

It must be said that this place truly lives up to its reputation as a giant arena and a mecca for fighting.

All around were martial artists of all kinds.

There were people dressed as martial monks, boxers, swordsmen, and all sorts of other people.

Furthermore, there are also Nen users among them, although their numbers are relatively small.

Under Bisky's tutelage, he has learned how to determine whether someone is a Nen user.

He observed whether the air above the other person's head was naturally flowing upwards, but he personally felt that such a standard of judgment was definitely not rigorous.

Because he is absolutely capable of disguising himself as an ordinary person, and he always makes his aura rise upwards like this.

With his control, he could even make it appear as if he were floating, as if there was an antenna above his head, but in reality, his energy was still firmly maintained in a "tethered" state.

Walking silently down the street.

Kevin began to think.

He is no longer ignorant about Nen abilities; in fact, his knowledge in this area surpasses that of most Nen users.

These are Bisky's exact words.

Because the vast majority of Nen users are self-taught and unlock their Nen abilities through various accidents.

They don't even understand the Four Great Banks and Seven Great Skills.

However, Kevin was more concerned about his own situation.

Although Bisky didn't say it explicitly, the various Nen abilities she taught herself always focused on one aspect.

Constraints and oaths.

Recite it after death.

The former is the hope that one can be prepared when building one's mental abilities.

The so-called constraints and oaths are actually a kind of restriction, adding a limit to one's own behavior and Nen abilities, and then enhancing other effects of one's own abilities.

In Bisky's words, it's about multiplying the strength, but telling yourself not to try it lightly.

Because such things cannot be restricted at will; they require past experiences and a kind of unwavering determination to achieve.

More importantly, Bisky knew that Kevin wasn't someone who had any obsessions.

However, it is still used when constructing Nen abilities, because sometimes the subconscious will add such enhancements to oneself when constructing Nen abilities.

However, I should pay more attention to the latter.

Recite it after death.

It is also related to human will, that is, obsession. Excessive obsession will turn into thoughts after death.

This isn't just something that Nen users can develop; ordinary people can also develop this ability, although it's not as dangerous as it is for Nen users.

Without a doubt.

A fleeting dream is a thought after death.

Through fragmented memories and records from the laboratory, I can see that I once had an obsessive passion for pharmaceuticals.

It was precisely this almost obsessive hobby that enabled her to awaken her Nen abilities, specifically those related to pharmaceuticals.

This confirms what Bisky said: Nen ability is something produced by a person's past experiences and personal will.

Perhaps my poor physical learning ability is related to this, or perhaps it is a side effect?

Kevin couldn't determine it.

Thoughts about death become stronger after death, which is a manifestation of attachment. Therefore, the "moment of dream" that one currently controls has changed compared to what one remembers, and it is changing for the better.

However, such changes also bring certain disadvantages to the living.

His medication would cause side effects if given to others.

The stronger the effect of a drug, the stronger its side effects.

Of course, the side effects will not outweigh the benefits of the medication.

However, this situation does not exist when using it yourself.

Overall, it is still a kind of "golden finger" existence, and its ability to control one's inhuman energy is as good as its ability to change things.

While pondering this, he returned to his rented apartment.

One of the rooms had been converted into a basic laboratory, with shelves next to it filled with various relatively precious "materials" he had brought from his luggage.

Kevin couldn't possibly take all the materials left in the house. He only picked out the expensive and hard-to-obtain items, while the rest were easily bought with money and were inexpensive.

"Now, let me get to know you better."

Kevin rubbed his hands together, his face showing an excited and expectant expression.

In the first week, he didn't use it rashly; he only tried it a few times before stopping.

After all, he didn't understand.

There was even less chance during training; it has to be said that Bisky's training was hellish.

Open your arms.

A medicine-making table with three weighing pans appeared.

Take out an empty medicine tube and insert it into the round hole in the base below.

Select three ingredients according to the recipe in your memory.

Copper scale: Sunflower (dried)

A type of herb that can excite muscles, not too expensive, that can be bought in large herbal medicine shops.

Silver scales: Turkey heart and liver (fresh)

The internal organs of the fire duck, a highly aggressive wild duck, are commonly found near lakes in the wild and are believed to have health benefits.

He just bought it outside.

Golden Scales: Tiger Bone (Powder)

The bones of the ferocious tiger, a beast, can accelerate heartbeat, speed up blood circulation, increase adrenaline, and strengthen muscles.

The three materials are placed on three scale pans according to their different properties.

The main ingredient is the material placed on the golden scale, and the effect of the medicine depends on it.

The materials placed on the silver scale are auxiliary materials, which add additional effects to the medicine or enhance its main effects.

The material to be placed on the copper scale is a fusing agent, which is responsible for fusing the main ingredients and auxiliary ingredients. However, the selection of this material is the most troublesome. If the right one is not selected, the resulting agent may be poison or wastewater with no effect.

Moreover, the materials you put in must be your own; whether they are truly yours depends entirely on your subconscious. Don't try to deceive yourself.

Everything is ready.

The characters appeared on the base; this ability was not possessed before, but was acquired after death.

[Increases muscle strength, enhances apparent energy, and accelerates the consumption of physical strength and energy.]

Kevin was in a state of utter despair, and all his manifest energy surged into the medicine-making table.

The required amount of gas and the time required vary depending on the strength of the medicine being prepared.

The apparent volume is the maximum output volume.

Potential energy volume is the total amount of energy maintained in the body.

To give a simple and easy-to-understand example, a person is like a water gun.