Six-Eyed Sukuna, starting from Hunter x Hunter

Chapter 24 Sandstorm

The distant monster corpses were gradually dragged into the desert, as if they were being swallowed up by the desert.

By the time dawn broke, the three corpses were no longer visible.

After the caravan finished regrouping, they hurried on their way before the temperature rose. The wounded sat silently on their horses or camels, showing remarkable resilience.

The caravan traversed the area where the monsters had perished, leaving a trail of footprints. A gust of wind blew, sweeping across the yellow sand and revealing the stark white bones beneath. These were quickly covered by the sand again, leaving not a trace.

Su Wu lay listlessly on the camel's hump with her eyes closed, blood streaming uncontrollably from her nose.

The human brain is the most mysterious area, and ordinary people only use a very small part of it. As Six Eyes continuously feeds him information, it means that his brain is also being attacked time and time again, forcibly expanding the area that was originally used.

Or rather... the area of ​​his brain that can be used has been expanded, which can be considered a kind of evolution in a sense. But once this evolution stops, his brain may be overwhelmed by the massive flow of information.

I can't even clear my mind and rest for a while.

This also means that as long as the Six Eyes are on him, he will suffer every day. However, it is much better than at the beginning. When he first got the Six Eyes, he would have nosebleeds every one or two hours, but now he only has nosebleeds three or four times a day. It can be said that he has made great progress.

If one were to gain even more limits afterward, the burden would be even greater. This is why Gojo Satoru has been constantly using the Reversal Technique to restore his brain.

Therefore, it's best to obtain Unlimited and Reverse Spell together, or obtain Reverse Spell first and then acquire Unlimited.

Su Wu sat up, expressionlessly wiped away the blood from her nose, and then stuffed a tissue into her nose.

The caravan leader rode up to his camel and struck up a conversation with him, laughing heartily:

"How are you feeling? It must be boring in the desert."

Su Wu half-raised her eyelids and glanced at the other person, her demeanor becoming increasingly cold due to her lack of energy.

"You really don't know how to read people's expressions." His voice was somewhat muffled because he still had two wads of paper stuck in his nose.

"Oh dear, you're really hard to approach, buddy..." The team leader touched the black ring on his head that he used to weigh down his hat, still looking cheerful.

"By the way, after you leave the Gordo Desert, where do you plan to go and what do you plan to do?" he continued to ask.

Ah, here it comes.

It's like those kinds of questions interviewers inevitably ask, such as "Why did you choose our company?" or "What are your career goals?"

To pass, you have to give some very exaggerated and inspirational answers, with a strong sense of motivational platitudes.

While internally complaining, Su Wu said expressionlessly, "Going to take the Hunter Exam, and we don't even know where it is."

Upon hearing this, the team leader immediately wore a shocked expression: "You're actually going to take the Hunter Exam? That's incredible!"

"But I heard the Hunter Exam has a very high mortality rate. Aren't you worried, bro?" He looked worried after his initial shock, but kept a low profile, observing how the boy would respond.

Under his gaze, the white-haired boy, whose expression had been gloomy, broke into a smile.

"What are you worried about? Are you worried that the mortality rate isn't as high as rumored?" He smirked, the dark lines on his face moving with the movement of his facial muscles.

He leaned his head in front of the other person, squinting at them, and said with a smile, "You seem to know something. Tell me, about everything you know."

A cool and sacred color scheme, evil and demonic tattoos, a boy who is both god and demon.

The blue in his eyes seemed to possess a mesmerizing charm, yet... it also instilled a sense of inexplicable fear.

The team leader paused for a moment, then quickly chuckled and asked, "So, what's your reason for wanting to become a hunter?"

"Reason? Because the Hunter License is very useful." Su Wu said matter-of-factly.

"You can enter 90% of the countries visa-free and use all kinds of public facilities for free. It's definitely a must-have for travel," the white-haired, blue-eyed boy said confidently.

Clearly, they only regard the so-called hunter's license as a convenient tool.

But what the other party said was indeed true.

"I plan to travel all over the world," he concluded.

"I see..." The team leader fell into thought for a moment.

Pass/Fail

There's no reason not to make the other party qualified.

"Speaking of which, how often do your caravans cross the desert?" Su Wu asked in return.

"For goods like the ones we transport, once a year is enough." The leader glanced back at the caravan's cargo, his tone filled with satisfaction.

"Once a year..." Su Wu nodded.

The Hunter Exam is held once a year, and so is their caravan's. Although it could be explained as a coincidence, he didn't believe it.

"How many days will it take at a time?" Su Wu continued to ask.

"It usually takes a week." The team leader was very responsive and answered all questions.

"By the way, Uncle, you..." Su Wu nodded, her gaze falling on the other person again.

"You're a hunter, aren't you?" he said calmly and confidently.

It was discovered from the beginning that although the other party's life energy was not as strong as that of the blonde woman, it was stronger than that of the guards.

That's why he initially agreed to the other party's invitation to be a bodyguard.

"Oh dear, we've been discovered. How did you figure it out?" The team leader asked, somewhat puzzled, and couldn't help but look into the boy's deep blue eyes.

From the boy's confident tone, he understood that even if he lied, it would be of no use.

"You can tell at a glance," the white-haired boy yawned lazily.

"What's the next test? Hurry up and give us the questions," he urged the team leader.

"The next test is..." The team leader was about to speak when he suddenly turned around and looked behind him.

The weather suddenly turned gloomy, and rolling yellow sand swept in from behind, the sand walls flying everywhere becoming a visual obstruction, making it impossible to see the road ahead.

A strong wind blew, making clothes rustle and causing camels and horses to lose their footing.

"A sandstorm is coming! Attention! Protect the cargo! Speed ​​up!" the team leader shouted, issuing the orders.

But the sandstorm arrived faster than they could escape.

In just a moment, the overwhelming yellow sand caught up with the caravan and swallowed them up.

Su Wu watched the group without changing his expression, including himself, who was swept away by the vortex that appeared in the desert, without any intention of resisting.

He observed that the leader did not resist; otherwise, as a hunter, the other party could have easily avoided this accident.

Is this also a test?

Despite the dizzying sensation, he maintained his analytical and conjectural abilities.

(End of this chapter)