Hunter x Hunter: Infinite Growth

"This is a new drug that I recently developed while designing a treatment plan, and I believe it will definitely meet your expectations."

The two looked at the medicine in the small box, took it out and examined it from both sides. They saw that the liquid inside looked ordinary.

In the translucent, pale red liquid, some silvery, seemingly sludge-like objects floated.

"I named this medicine 'Repairing Medicine,' as the name suggests, its function is to repair the body."

Kevin said, holding up a finger to emphasize, "The repairs mentioned here refer to cases where the body is damaged, but no limbs are missing."

"In this situation, by reattaching the severed limb and then drinking this medicine, the repair can be completed. To put it more bluntly, it can achieve limb reconnection."

"I had a specialist test it, and it can reconnect perfectly. It just takes some time, and there is about a three-day adjustment period after reconnection. After that, it will be back to normal."

Moreover, its most powerful function is that, within fifteen minutes, any severed limb that you reconnect can be reconnected using a single potion.

For some potions that provide continuous status effects, fifteen minutes always seems a bit insufficient.

However, fifteen minutes seems a bit exaggerated for these medications that have various therapeutic effects.

After hearing Kevin's explanation, surprise flashed in Menchi and Buhara's eyes.

"Such a miraculous medicine exists? If it really works, it will surely attract countless people to fight over it."

This is no exaggeration; the ability to repair severed limbs is extremely rare in the world.

It is true that some people possess this Nen ability, but the problem is that many people may not know people who have this ability.

Even if you know someone, there's no guarantee they'll be there to help you when you need it.

After all, accidents always happen suddenly and are hard to predict.

Furthermore, it must be acknowledged that hunters, or Nen users, are extremely vulnerable to injury during missions or battles, and cases of physical disability are not uncommon.

From missing little fingers to limb deformities, such problems are common among people with special abilities.

This is especially common among wild Nen users who are not hunters. This is because most of their disabilities stem from injuries sustained during the "awakening" stage, caused by being forcibly struck.

Now, with this medicine, when a limb is missing, all you need to do is wear the severed limb, drink the medicine, and it can be repaired after being reattached.

No need for assistance from others, and no need for a long wait.

If there is no amputation, then there is no way.

Let's wait until Kevin creates a drug that can directly regenerate severed limbs.

Therefore, no one can guarantee that they will not encounter such misfortune, so as long as they are Kevin's customers, Menchi believes that everyone will keep one on hand.

This medicine may not be consumed as frequently as those sold regularly, but it is something that every customer dreams of owning.

That's enough.

“Alright, it seems we’ll be your loyal suppliers from now on,” Menchi said with a smile.

There was no way to refuse Kevin's offer; it was simply too much.

Buhara, standing next to him, smiled and nodded in agreement.

Faced with such generous benefits, who would easily give them up? Moreover, they already had a general understanding of Kevin's material requirements.

They have a first-mover advantage.

"Then, it's a pleasure to cooperate!"

The three exchanged a smile, shook hands, and signed their names.

"Next, I will settle the [currency] for you."

As he spoke, Kevin took out a small bag that he had prepared beforehand, poured the contents of it onto the table, and after a series of crisp sounds, it was full of specially made coins.

The appearance of these coins is clearly the result of careful design.

The overall design features three colors: a white gold edging on the outside and a pure gold base in the center, and the material is gold-plated.

In the very center there is a red area, inlaid with a specially carved red stone.

The reverse side of the coin is engraved with the number "1", representing the face value of the coin.

There are three denominations of coins on the table: 1, 5, and 10.

“You can convert [currency] and Jenny into equivalents: 1000 million Jenny is equal to 1 [currency].

As he spoke, Kevin broke off six coins, each with a face value of 1.

"The price I paid for the materials you provided this time was 6000 million jin."

Menchi took the six coins and examined them closely in her hands. She had to admit that the design was indeed exquisite.

"How much currency is needed to purchase this [Repair Potion]?" Buhara was clearly more concerned about this question.

Kevin held out his palm and made a "5" gesture.

"Only fifty million?" Menqi asked in surprise.

Kevin smiled but did not respond.

The two reacted instantly.

"5 million?"

Kevin smiled and nodded.

"It's so dark."

This was their shared sentiment at that moment. Although they understood that the medicine was indeed worth the price, they couldn't help but complain that Kevin was a "shady businessman."

"What? That would require 50 [currency] coins. How long would it take to accumulate that?"

Menchi looked helplessly at the ceiling, then pretended to glare fiercely at Kevin: "You shrewd businessman!"

Kevin just smiled helplessly and shrugged.

"Tell me, is this medicine worth the price? It definitely is, right?"

Buhara nodded beside him: "It is indeed worth it. Even outside, the price to achieve the perfect limb repair you mentioned would definitely be far more than 5 million."

Nen users with this ability can command very high prices.

So, to some extent, this is a special benefit enjoyed by suppliers.

This is no joke.

"Alright, stop looking so gloomy. You brought a lot of materials this time, although only a little over a third of them are what I need."

"But with this experience, I believe that next time, more than half of the materials you provide will meet my requirements."

"It won't be long before you accumulate enough [currency], and you don't even need to hunt for it. It's just a matter of doing it on the side, and you can even earn some extra money. Why not?"

Kevin smiled and comforted the two of them.

Furthermore, it must be acknowledged that the [Repair Potion] is definitely the highest-grade potion Kevin is currently willing to sell.

It belongs to the top level of Class C potions. Although this is not the first potion made by Kevin to reach this level, it is the first potion that can be reliably reproduced.

Because the materials used to make this medicine are readily available and can be purchased on the market.

Items like the [Mind Power Potion] and [Iron Wall Potion] are difficult to obtain, and some are even unique; once they're used up, they're gone.

These types of medications are clearly not suitable for large-scale market sales.

"However, if you want to purchase the medicine normally, it will probably be more than two months later. I will notify you by email when the store officially opens."

After all, it is still in the preparation stage and has not yet officially started selling.

The two nodded, indicating that it was no big deal.

"Now that the transaction is complete and the cooperation has been successfully achieved, it's time for us to say goodbye and leave."

See you next time.

Kevin escorted the two to the gate of the estate and watched them leave in their car.

From then on, the manor became completely deserted.

Chapter 109 If being a "small-time tycoon" doesn't count as "opening X," then it's open.

With the departure of Xing Suiyan, Kevin's life returned to a state of order.

Based on the ideas that arose during his collaboration with Kido, and combining the various knowledge he had acquired, he began to create a new medicine.

Kevin already had many ideas in his mind, but to turn these ideas into actual medicines, he needed to spend a certain amount of time carefully mixing the right ingredients and dosages before he could make them.

This is a gradual process and cannot be rushed.

Moreover, this process allows Kevin to understand each of his materials and gain a deeper understanding of their properties, which will enable him to produce the desired medicine more quickly later.

In addition, Kevin continues to eat a lot and uses medication to help him grow.

As it turns out, this path of growth is indeed feasible.

When Qiduo came, Kevin specifically asked her to give him a full medical check-up.

After all, he relied on digestive medicine to quickly digest and absorb energy, and then trained like crazy.

In terms of pure physical qualities, the growth rate is extremely fast.

Although no aftereffects were found during the previous self-examination, the consequences could be unimaginable if any oversight had been made.

Moreover, he has been training in this way for more than half a year. Even if the problem was hidden deep, it should have shown itself by now.

Fortunately, after a thorough and meticulous examination, the conclusion was that no related hidden problems were found.

Kevin is incredibly healthy.

This means that as long as the body can tolerate it and the body is not forced to overuse "medicines", this training method is harmless.

At this stage, Kevin's physical condition allows him to train like this every two days.

However, over time, the effectiveness of this training method gradually weakened.

First, the energy that food can provide is limited. Even if Kevin eats only high-calorie foods, there is still an upper limit to his intake.

He couldn't possibly eat until his stomach burst, and there was a limit to how quickly he could eat while using digestive aids.

This energy is digested and stored for intense training, but the intensity of training also has its limits.

Because Kevin is training his physical body, not his Nen ability, the energy provided by the [Digestive Medicine] is only digested by his body, not by his Nen ability.

Even with Kevin's continuous training, he was unable to break through this limitation.

Although his physical strength is not yet perfect, it seems to be gradually approaching a limit and hitting a bottleneck.

It is a bottleneck of pure physicality.

Bisky, who has considerable experience in exercise, explained the fundamental reason for this situation.

This reminded Kevin of his conversation with Bisky a few days earlier.

"The human body is not something that can grow indefinitely, otherwise humans would no longer be humans. Exercise can indeed improve a person's physical condition, but there are bound to be limits."

"Moreover, although humans have strong adaptability, the changes in this adaptability are measured in thousands or tens of thousands of years."

"Although you did not experience any side effects from using drugs to drastically enhance your physique, the inherent limits of the human body are difficult to overcome easily."

In this world, people's physical abilities are much stronger than in Kevin's previous life, and they also possess the special ability of Nen.

This greatly enhances their potential.

But in essence, they are still human beings, not monsters.

From Bisky's perspective, Kevin's current physical condition is approaching a certain limit.

In terms of physical strength alone, Bisky is quite confident in her judgment.

After that, even if you continue to train, even with the help of drugs, your growth rate will gradually slow down until every step forward becomes extremely difficult.

Ultimately, you will reach a point where no matter how much you train, your physical fitness cannot be improved.

This is the limit of the human body, the container itself.

At that moment, Kevin asked, "So, this limit can't be broken? Has anyone ever reached such a boundary?"

As soon as the words left his mouth, Kevin realized he had asked a stupid question. After all, if no one had ever achieved it, how could such experience be passed down?

At that moment, Bisky simply stared quietly at Kevin, then pointed to herself.

To be honest, it wasn't that Kevin didn't trust Bisky.