Six-Eyed Sukuna, starting from Hunter x Hunter

Chapter 16 Church Meeting

As West Germany said, the three days of training that Su Wu missed were later made up for in double the amount.

He had no objection to the intensity of the training; the only problem was that he still hadn't managed to pull off the Black Flash he'd been longing for.

"Am I really that unlucky?" Su Wu sat down directly on the ground, looking at her fists.

The manipulation of the curse power is fine, and the speed and force of the punches are also fine, but why can't I use Black Flash?!

"You've made great progress, so why do you still look unhappy?" Sid stood to the side, his tall figure casting a shadow in front of Su Wu. His tone was somewhat puzzled, and his face was full of confusion.

The opponent has made tremendous progress. From being covered in wounds and having his face bruised and swollen beyond recognition at the beginning, he is now... although he still has some wounds on his body, his face is almost completely unrecognizable.

The white-haired, blue-eyed boy with black facial markings, sitting on the ground covered with rubble, made one feel as if he were sitting on a throne made of bones in a magnificent palace.

Just sitting there, he drew the attention of many children and priests.

"Not enough..." The white-haired boy suddenly raised his head, his eyes half-closed, his words revealing his dissatisfaction.

"That alone is not enough."

"I want greater power, for example..."

"The kind of power that could break through your or Uvogin's defenses and pierce through your bodies with a single punch." He stretched out his hand, his tone somewhat infatuated, his eyes unfocused.

They seemed dazzled by that immense power, their greedy expressions reflecting a single-minded thirst for it.

In reality, he was just thinking that the image of punching through a strong person's body must be very pleasing.

"You're really hard to satisfy, you greedy guy." Sid wasn't angry about the other's goal, nor did he sneer dismissively. He just scratched his head, as if he didn't know what to say, and finally said with a wry smile.

"If you can't become stronger, then there's no point in doing anything." The white-haired boy took out a handkerchief and covered his nose. A moment later, the handkerchief was stained red with blood. His voice sounded muffled, but it was unusually serious.

He still remembered that when he first appeared in Meteor City, the system indicated that the world's danger level was extremely high.

In particular—the Hunter world is vast and fascinating, and beyond the continent where humans currently reside, there is a forbidden zone that he wants to explore.

Since we're already here, we should broaden our horizons. Let's set a small goal first: travel around the world.

"Although I don't completely agree with your idea, since that's what you think, then try your best to do it. The road to becoming stronger is endless, so keep going!" Sid first frowned, seemingly having a headache, but after careful consideration, he gave Su Wu a thumbs up to encourage her.

He will help the other person develop a training plan, but he will not interfere with the other person's ideas.

After saying that, he walked toward the church.

He is a priest who is stationed in the 12th ward for a long time. He usually does not leave the 12th ward and his most frequent place is the church.

The children who had been waiting nearby saw Sid leave and realized that the other side's training for the day was over. So they quickly joined hands and ran to Su Wu like a string of gourds on a long vine.

"Thank you, sir," they said loudly with bright smiles.

Su Wu looked at them, quite puzzled. Why were they thanking him? Had he done something good? Impossible. He swore that since appearing in Meteor City, he hadn't done anything good; he'd only been busy fighting and training.

"Tara and the others are back. Luckily, the adults from the church are here, so we can live like this." The children held hands, and there were a few more of them than a few days ago.

Their bright smiles seemed out of place against the gloomy sky of Meteor City.

"...Ah..." Su Wu thought for a moment and remembered that the mission was originally called investigating the disappearance of children.

But he got carried away with the killing and forgot about the child, completely forgetting to release him.

They must have released the people after the Pampas.

"Get this straight, I'm not some kind soul who's going to save you." He held up his index finger and waved it in front of the children, a smirk playing on his lips, his tone harsh.

"I don't care whether you live or die," he said casually.

Just as he didn't even bother to remember the children's names and faces.

Because I don't care, I'm too lazy to remember.

Unless their strength is worth remembering.

"We know we're not worth much right now, but this is our thank-you gift!" The children were not hurt by the arrogant and indifferent attitude at all. Instead, they continued to hand over three flower wreaths with bright smiles, and ran away hand in hand before Su Wu could refuse.

The three wreaths all use the simplest white flowers, small and cute.

It is the most common flower in District 12.

"...These kids are really strange." Su Wu looked at the three flower wreaths, but felt nothing.

He was neither moved by the wreaths nor dazed by the children's bright smiles.

Of course, this is not their problem, but his own.

He found it interesting that these children could respond to his attitude with smiles and naturally say that they were indeed worthless at the moment.

Even the well-protected children of the 12th ward in Meteor City agree with this concept of value.

In their view, only those who have value can live, so initially they didn't even dare to ask Pampas and the others for help in finding their missing playmates, because they believed that they, who had no value, would definitely be rejected.

While the Twelfth District adopted, protected, and educated them, it did not hide this fact from them.

This attitude is strangely both cruel and tender.

Su Wu thought to herself casually, then stood up with the three flower wreaths in hand and rushed into the church in the blink of an eye.

"Sidd, those children gave you the wreaths." He said, tossing three wreaths to Sidd.

"Why are there three? And why did they give me this?" Sid looked at the wreath that had been thrown in front of him, somewhat puzzled.

"I guess the extra two are for you to use as bracelets," Su Wu said casually, then turned and disappeared.

Before West Germany could ask any more questions, he stared at the wreaths for a long time, then carefully put them aside.

Meanwhile, Su Wu was on her way to District One.

He planned to ask Pampas if they had found the person with the teleportation ability, and if so, if he could have some fun with him.

If you can't find it, urge Pampas to speed up the process.

Pampas usually stays at the church in the first district, and Su Wu has always been able to find him easily when he comes here, but today he came up empty-handed.

"No one is here?" The lobby was empty and deserted, with only tables and chairs.

He looked around again, and finally his gaze settled in one direction.

The walls could not block Liu Yan's view; he saw dozens of figures gathered in a room of the church.

Furthermore, since they are all Nen users, their vitality is much stronger than that of ordinary people.

It becomes even more noticeable from a six-eyed perspective.

The more powerful a person is, the more vigorous their life energy appears.

In Liu Yan's view, Pampas is also a very energetic individual.

Su Wu suppressed her power and silently approached the room, intending to see what they were doing.

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(End of this chapter)