Six-Eyed Sukuna, starting from Hunter x Hunter

Chapter 2 The Church in Meteor City

Even in the original Hunter x Hunter manga, Meteor City wasn't described in much detail.

Even as someone who had read part of the manga, Su Wu only knew that Meteor City was divided into thirteen districts, which were managed by the Elders' Council.

The closer to the front of the area, the stronger the residents are and the better their quality of life. The Phantom Troupe lives in one of these areas.

The specific area is unknown.

The members of the Elders' Council are unknown.

Simply put, they know nothing.

Su Wu, however, noticed quite a few details along the way.

For example, the inverted cross symbol can be seen everywhere; almost every house has the same symbol engraved on its doors, windows, and walls.

He remembered that the members of the brigade also had similar marks on their bodies.

Kuroro has a lot of inverted crosses on his body, on his forehead, earrings, and even on the back of his coat.

Of course, along the way, Six Eyes passively analyzed the people, buildings, and all other things that could be captured by Six Eyes' perspective, which caused him to bleed quite a bit from the nose. He didn't want to think about how much blood he lost, only that it seemed to be more than when he was chilled to the bone.

I'm really afraid that instead of being tortured to death by the environment and people of Meteor City, I'll first suffer from nosebleeds due to the burden brought by Six Eyes and die from excessive blood loss.

Su Wu covered her nose while thinking to herself.

Even though the surrounding environment was dirty and chaotic, there seemed to be some kind of order within the chaos.

Besides excessive garbage and terrible air quality, Meteor City also has forests.

And... young children who lack any sense of innocence or naivety.

A white-haired boy, dressed in blood-stained clothes, walked like a tourist on a not-so-clean street.

However, at a certain point in time, I saw a group of people queuing up in an orderly fashion and moving in one direction.

These people were not wearing any protective gear, just very simple, even tattered, clothes.

That's true. Protective gear is only needed when approaching areas piled with garbage; most of the time it's not necessary.

With nothing else to do, Su Wu joined the group and followed along.

Gradually, a church came into view.

A church that is not tall or grand, but rather a small building.

Several figures dressed in black were distributing something at the church entrance.

When it was Su Wu's turn, one of them handed him a bag and a black inverted cross.

"Remember your past, but never talk about it with anyone, no longer yearn for God's grace, and no longer expect God's salvation."

"No matter how sacred something is, it may be a den of crime."

"Only strength, resilience, and an indomitable spirit can save oneself."

"Meteor City never rejects any existence; everyone has the right to kill or be killed at will."

"Welcome to Meteor City."

After speaking to Su Wu, he looked at the next person, but this time he didn't say anything more, and simply handed over the package in silence.

Su Wu watched this scene, then looked at the package in her hand, and quietly walked away.

Meteor City wasn't quite what he had imagined.

In his imagination, Meteor City should be a place full of danger, where the residents are inhuman and lawless beasts.

But what he sees now, Meteor City, is inexplicably... normal.

There's even a church here! And the church is even distributing supplies to the residents of Meteor City!

The black inverted cross always symbolizes rebellion, which aligns with what that person just said—a statement that could be considered rebellious against God.

From his observation...

The church represented by the inverted cross probably wields immense power in Meteor City, with believers everywhere.

After all, their symbols are everywhere.

The package contained several bags of bread, a bottle of milk, and two bottles of water. If you were frugal, it should last you a week.

Does the church distribute things only once a week?

He got the answer to this question from the residents of Meteor City—in exchange for a bag of bread.

"The church distributes supplies every two weeks; otherwise, people have to find their own ways to get food."

"You could become a scavenger, a vulture, or work for the church handling garbage. If you're capable, you could become a member of the church or work for the lords of the upper town."

The child, born in Meteor City, first hid the bread in his clothes, and then explained to Su Wu with a smile that looked like he had met a big fat sheep/great philanthropist.

"Scavengers and vultures?" Su Wu asked, puzzled.

"Those who scavenge usable resources from garbage dumps and resell them to those who need them are scavengers; as for vultures..."

"Instead of rummaging through garbage dumps, they prefer to go straight for people." As the child said this, his eyes filled with disgust.

It seems that even in Meteor City, the presence of those vultures is unwelcome.

So the ones he encountered at the beginning must have been vultures, and he was prey targeted by them because they lacked food.

While Su Wu thought to herself, her expression was nonchalant, revealing a hint of disdain.

According to his former friends, he was extremely obnoxious.

"Which district is this?" he continued to ask.

"District 13, the outermost area of ​​Meteor Street, is also the area with the most garbage and the worst order," the child answered crisply.

"You're new here, aren't you? If you're capable, you'd better leave quickly, otherwise..." the child said, looking at Su Wu.

"We see quite a few children go missing every year," she added, offering a reminder.

The other person was clearly an outsider; apart from a few bloodstains on their clothes, everything else was clean and tidy, and... they were quite good-looking.

"How do we leave Meteor City?" Su Wu asked again.

"This is not something a nobody like me could know," the child shook his head, indicating that he was unaware of the matter.

"But the people in the upper city definitely know how to leave." He offered Su Wu a solution.

How do I get to the upper city area?

"As long as you prove you have the strength to live in the upper district, you can fight your way there." The child pointed in a direction, his tone very serious.

"Understood." The white-haired, blue-eyed boy with black lines on his face nodded, seemingly very confident in himself.

He walked in the direction the other person pointed, his back view revealing a casual and relaxed demeanor.

"Where does my current strength rank in the Hunter world?" Su Wu asked the system in her mind.

[No reference point found yet. Please compare it yourself, host.] The system's cold and indifferent reply.

"..." Su Wu hesitated, then stopped herself from saying anything.

Fine, considering the system saved him and prevented him from dying, I'll forgive it.

Let me check the currently available skills—

"Six-eyed, Jie, Cang..."

Both Jie and Cang can be used for attack, while Liu Yan is used to analyze the battle situation.

There are three skills in total, two of which, Six Eyes and Azure, come from Gojo Satoru.

Six eyes are his eyes, a passive skill.

【Azure】is a commonly used skill of Gojo Satoru, which uses gravity to cause widespread destruction centered on himself.

[Explanation] This is a skill of Ryoumen Sukuna, an invisible slash.

"My attack power is sufficient for now, but... why don't you give me a Reversal Spell?! What I need most right now is a Reversal Spell!"

"How can we fight in team battles without healing skills?" Su Wu thought to herself, while the system remained silent.

【Reversal Technique】A healing ability that returns you to the world of Curse O, equivalent to a healing skill.

【No Limits】is a technique of Gojo Satoru. When activated, no one can touch him. The closer you get to him, the slower he becomes, resulting in a relatively still state.

To some extent, it is the application of gravity and repulsion. The skill [Azure] is a means created based on the gravity-related aspects of the [No Limit] technique.

"never mind."

"Both 'No Limits' and 'Reversal Techniques' are unusable, but 'Azure' can be used... This is just too illogical..."

It's important to know that a sorcerer's skills are based on their own spell formulas. Normally, without a spell formula, one cannot use a skill. However, for Su Wu's sake, for some reason, the system is working differently. In any case, he can't use "Limitless" right now, but he can use "Azure"...

However, transmigration, rebirth, and the addition of a system are not exactly reasonable things in the first place.

The existence of Gojo Satoru and Sukuna is also illogical.

His entire being is illogical.

"It seems that Cang can also be developed to achieve high-speed movement and teleportation effects... I can give it a try." Su Wu pondered the principle of Cang's use.

Locate the person who needs to move, determine the direction, compress the space...

Just like firing a cannonball, after confirming the direction, you launch the cannonball...

In an instant, Su Wu's figure disappeared from the spot.

The next moment, his figure reappeared as he crashed into a wall.

The wall he hit collapsed instantly, burying him under the rubble.

"...I forgot, Cang needs to use it when the journey is unobstructed."

"it hurts……"

He crawled out of the rubble again, his head bleeding, his body covered in small wounds, and his clothes stained with blood.

When you use Cang and it hits something, it's like a large truck traveling at high speed hitting something.

If the house collapsed, the truck should have been smashed to pieces as well.

Su Wu was that big truck.

He hadn't used any protective measures; if he had remembered to strengthen his body with magical power, he wouldn't be in such a terrible state.

Fortunately, his current physical condition is good enough, otherwise he would have been killed by his own actions.

Even with his good physical condition, he ended up in a rather disheveled state.

The commotion caused by knocking down a house prompted some nearby residents to come out of their homes and quietly watch the person who made the noise.

"What are you looking at? Trash." The white-haired, blue-eyed boy put his hands in his pockets, his peripheral vision sweeping over the silent yet menacing people around him. Even though blood was still dripping down his forehead, he didn't care about himself at all, his tone filled with provocation and contempt.

PS [Just to emphasize, this isn't about being invincible from the start, nor is it a one-shot kill strategy.]

New author, new book! Please leave lots of comments; enthusiastic feedback is my motivation to keep writing!

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