Hunter x Hunter: Infinite Growth

Moreover, it must be admitted that the [Power Potion] is very practical and can be used as a burst skill.

It can be said that the effects of this medicine are a perfect match for Kevin's Nen ability, "Blank Meteor," which he wants to test at this moment.

Kevin placed 10 vials of medicine in front of him.

Each dose lasts for fifteen minutes.

Given his current physical strength, if he takes the medication in the morning and afternoon, and rests for a few hours in between, he should be able to withstand the effects of four doses.

Therefore, the medication lasts for exactly one hour.

Kevin couldn't help but wonder how much the "Blank Meteor" could remember in this one hour.

Let's give it a try.

Kevin took a deep breath, composed himself, and drank the medicine in one gulp.

The orange-red medicine entered my mouth, carrying a slightly burning temperature, and flowed smoothly down my throat.

The drug takes effect instantly.

Kevin's aura suddenly burst forth.

His visible aura increased by about 30% or more.

【Blank Shooting Star】

This ability is divided into a normal state and an activated state.

Under normal circumstances, it simply strengthens the body's muscle memory, with an efficiency that is about twice as high as before.

While not particularly powerful, it's better than nothing, and Kevin doesn't need to maintain it intentionally.

When activated, the body's muscle memory is enhanced exponentially, reaching approximately 10 times its normal level.

As the medicine was ingested, its effects became apparent, and the [Blank Meteor] was activated.

Kevin closed his eyes and quietly felt the changes in his body. About five minutes later, he shook his head.

No, this kind of bland experience is too inefficient.

Kevin then assumed a fighting stance and began practicing punches in the air.

The wind pressure emanating from the air, along with the extremely fast punching speed, indicated that Kevin was using his internal energy to enhance his attacks as part of his training.

Ten minutes passed in the blink of an eye.

The fifteen-minute duration of the drug ended, and the extra physical and mental exertion was completely within Kevin's tolerance; he hadn't even broken a sweat.

He stood still, freely controlling the flow of energy around his body; this was precisely the essence of the technique "Flow."

"I've got a little bit of a feel for it, but I'm still far from mastering it."

The duration of one vial of medicine is not enough for the body to quickly memorize this burst skill.

After resting for a while, Kevin drank another vial of medicine.

He threw himself back into training, steadily and consistently improving. Gradually, the effects of the medication began to become apparent.

The key to muscle memory is repeating the same thing repeatedly, which speeds up the memorization process.

Only by memorizing the corresponding effects and abilities through repetitive actions can one then make subtle adjustments and changes based on one's own will.

And the prerequisite for all of this is "memorization".

As night approached and the effects of the last dose of medicine wore off, Kevin collapsed onto the lawn in the yard.

"Phew... No, I can't keep taking medicine so frequently. If this continues, I'm afraid I'll run into trouble."

【A Moment's Dream】is essentially a post-mortem thought, and due to special circumstances, it will not cause any harm to Kevin himself.

However, if other people use the resulting medication, certain side effects may occur.

This was indeed the case. After using the first two vials of medicine, there were almost no abnormal changes in the body, except that the consumption of physical strength and energy increased.

When I took the third dose in the afternoon, my body started to change, and I experienced an unusual feeling of weakness.

After the effects of the fourth dose of medicine wore off, my physical weakness worsened, and I even felt somewhat listless.

"Indeed, overdosing on medication is not advisable."

This is basic medical knowledge, something the original owner, as a medical student, couldn't possibly be unaware of. This means that when Kevin's Nen ability appeared, such a limitation existed subconsciously.

This is probably what Bisky meant by the constraints and vows brought about by the subconscious.

"Luckily, I'm an Enhancement type, so I don't have to worry about so many complicated restrictions."

Generally speaking, the more elaborate the Nen ability, the more rules and restrictions it has, making the already complex Nen battles even more intricate.

However, this also created opportunities for many Nen users to overcome stronger opponents.

"Based on my experience today, given my current physical condition, the maximum amount of medication I can tolerate in a day is six doses. Exceeding that number will cause irreversible damage to my body, and I may even faint."

This is the conclusion Kevin reached by comparing his current situation with his own.

"In other words, if you want to maintain a good condition at all times and not be affected by side effects, using two doses a day is the most appropriate amount."

Of course, you also need to strengthen your training; the stronger your physical fitness, the higher your limits will be.

After thinking it over, Kevin had a plan in mind.

While two doses of the potion per day is ideal, the time required to concoct the potion and the ease of obtaining the materials must also be considered.

"Forget it, let's just use up the medicine we have now, following the plan of two doses a day, and see how it goes."

Kevin stopped thinking and refocused his attention on himself.

After using four doses of the medication, it was still effective.

His body energy exploded instantly, elevating him to a higher level.

"Yes, I've learned it, but... the efficiency is still a bit low."

Based on my own feelings and observations, the amount of gas released increased by less than 10%.

The medicine directly resulted in an increase in apparent gas volume of over 30%.

"It's okay, as long as you can learn it." Kevin smiled, indicating that his Nen ability had achieved the expected results.

Kevin continued to carefully observe, and couldn't help but frown.

"Is it an illusion? No, it shouldn't be. Judging from my ability to control Nen, it has indeed increased."

He muttered to himself, his mind filled with doubt.

After a while, Kevin finally made up his mind, and a look of surprise appeared on his face.

"What a pleasant surprise! My physical strength has increased, and my muscle strength has also improved."

Although the increase is relatively small, it is indeed an improvement.

so it is.

So-called muscle memory is essentially a learning and memorization process, which will prompt his body to automatically train in the direction of the drug's effect.

That's why this situation occurred.

After taking the medicine and activating the "Blank Meteor" state, the body spontaneously began to train in accordance with the effects of the medicine.

Although the results of one day may not seem significant, given time...

Woohoo!

Chapter Twenty-Nine: Momentum X Malice

Sky Arena.

Kevin hasn't been here for almost two weeks, busy with drug manufacturing and building his Nen abilities.

As soon as he stepped into the building, before he even reached the elevator, he saw a white-haired child waving wildly at him.

Isn't that Killua?

Kevin stepped forward and saw Killua running over quickly with snacks in his hand.

"Where have you been all this time? I thought you were dead."

Killua's opening remarks were astonishing.

After all, he had done a quick investigation after realizing he hadn't seen Kevin for a few days.

Since arriving at the arena, Kevin has never gone a week without fighting a single battle.

"Thank you for your concern. I've been in seclusion for the past two weeks and have learned quite a bit," Kevin replied with a smile, even demonstrating a burst of energy.

He knew, of course, that qi was invisible, but he was just used to showing it out of context.

However, in that very instant...

Killua's expression changed drastically. He jumped back several meters in an instant and stared at Kevin with a serious look.

Kevin was quite surprised by this scene, and after a brief outburst of anger, he regained his composure.

Killua gradually calmed down, but his expression still showed surprise and doubt.

"Your intuition is very sharp; you were able to notice it," Kevin couldn't help but admire.

There are countless people in the world without Nen abilities, but Kevin has never seen anyone as accurate in sensing and quick in reacting as Killua.

No wonder he could reach over 150 levels at the age of six. Is this a talent?

That wretched little brat!

Killua had recovered to his previous state, his small face serious as he looked at Kevin and asked, "What was that just now? That aura."

He paused, then explained, "I've felt something similar... this kind of aura in my brother before."

“Ah, no wonder.” Kevin understood.

He had learned about the Zoldyck family online and couldn't help but marvel at the wonder of this world once again.

A legitimate family of murderers—who would have thought?

Is it reasonable that they live in a famous tourist area?

However, this also reflects the formidable strength of the Zoldyck family.

Now it seems that their family must have a lineage of Nen abilities, which explains why Killua's talent is so high.

As for why Killua wasn't taught Nen, perhaps it's because he's too young?

Kevin cannot confirm.

But based on his understanding of Nen abilities, he could roughly guess the reason.

After all, Nen ability is closely related to a person's experiences, upbringing, and personality from childhood to adulthood.

Killua is still a child and has not yet formed a complete sense of good and evil, right and wrong, or worldview. Even his own preferences and thoughts are still being shaped.

Getting exposed to Nen abilities too early might not be a good thing.

Kevin, of course, didn't know the specifics and could only speculate.

"It's a special kind of aura. You'll understand when you grow up."

Kevin could only give this adult-like answer.

Sure enough, Killua frowned upon hearing this, looking quite displeased.

"Hahaha." Kevin laughed and ruffled Killua's white hair: "Don't look so gloomy, kid. Growing up is a necessary process."

Killua slapped Kevin's hand away in annoyance and started munching on his snacks in a huff.

"By the way, what floor are you on now?"

Upon hearing this, Killua snorted and said, "170 floors. I thought you were dead, so I went and fought a few more battles."

Kevin nodded slightly: "That's good, this makes it more likely that we'll meet. Shall we go register together?"

I bet you'd rather fight me now.

"Ha, that suits me perfectly, let's go, let's go."

Killua tossed aside the snacks in his hand and quickly pulled Kevin towards the registration desk.

He wasn't very interested in this before, just considering it as making friends with Kevin.