Six-Eyed Sukuna, starting from Hunter x Hunter

Chapter 8 The Swordsman: This kid... is ridiculously weak!

After being persuaded by the knight, Uvogin finally agreed to fight Su Wu.

"Go fight in the open, but don't damage the church in District 12 or the nearby houses," Sid shouted to the two men, arms crossed.

The two worked together to reach an open space.

West Germany and the knight stood watching from a short distance away.

"Don't worry, Uvogin knows what he's doing," the knight said with a smile, waving his hand reassuringly.

As soon as he finished speaking, Uvogin raised his hand and punched the white-haired boy, a red light appearing on his fist.

The man, who was 2.5 meters tall, had a huge, beast-like body, with hard, strong muscles that bulged like a copper wall and fists that looked like small missiles.

Just as the blow was about to hit the boy, the opponent vanished instantly, his heavy fist slamming into the ground with a deafening roar, sending up countless pebbles.

West Germany glanced at the knight-errant.

That's it? This is what you call having sense of propriety? You're telling me that Enhancement users have sense of propriety?

Enhancement-type characters are so single-minded; when they fight, all they think about is winning or losing!

"Hahaha, Uvogin takes battles very seriously. Don't worry, he won't really kill you, after all, you're still here." Shalnark explained calmly with a hearty smile.

Beneath the smile, however, lay an extremely rational demeanor, her eyes fixed intently on the two combatants, attempting to discern Hill's ability tendencies.

However... nothing could be seen.

The kid's aura was perfectly normal, just like that of an ordinary person who couldn't recite scriptures.

The way it attacked and the way it stood were both full of flaws.

He doesn't seem like someone who can fight at all. Even if you randomly picked a kid from Meteor City, their posture wouldn't be so full of flaws.

Currently, it seems that he only uses Blink to dodge Uvogin's attacks.

It would occasionally pop up and punch Uvogin, but it didn't cause any damage. Instead, it increased Uvogin's impatience.

And the longer it went on, the more injuries the white-haired boy would accumulate.

Uvogin clearly didn't hit the opponent at all!

Why is that kid bleeding more and more blood, looking increasingly miserable?

"I say, your church isn't planning to let him scam us, is it?" The knight's smile was somewhat stiff, and beads of sweat seemed to be silently sliding down his forehead.

Is it because they feel their annual funding is not enough, so they plan to extort money from them in this way?

Sid's face flushed red, seemingly outraged. "How could the church do such a thing!" he retorted irritably.

The two fighters ignored the reactions of the knight and Sid on the sidelines. Uvogin was annoyed by this guy who he couldn't touch and who kept popping up to punch him.

The force of each punch increased, each one kicking up a pile of pebbles and dust, like a mini earthquake.

When Su Wu uses Cang Flash, he is occasionally hit by pebbles. Almost all of his injuries come from these stones. After all, when using Cang, he cannot dodge these stones within a small area and will instead collide with them violently.

To dodge, one must give up attacking, but his purpose in fighting Uvogin was to practice close-combat reflexes, micro-management of cursed power, and... the legendary Black Flash.

The principle behind Black Flash is that it creates a critical hit by the spatial distortion caused by physical attacks and spell impacts within 0.00001 seconds.

A critical hit usually occurs once in hundreds or thousands of normal attacks.

However, the delay of the curse power can be reduced by manipulating the curse power, thereby increasing the probability of the black flash appearing.

For Gojo Satoru, who has six eyes, it should be quite simple, but it is said that no sorcerer or spirit can completely withstand his Black Flash attack.

Currently, Su Wu's skill level is still inferior to that of Gojo Satoru himself. Even with the assistance of the Six-Eyed One, his micro-management of curse power is still somewhat clumsy.

So he abandoned other attack methods and only used Cang to dodge the opponent's attacks, trying again and again, clenching his fist, betting on the appearance of Black Flash.

Once he wins the bet, he can grasp that feeling.

In the end, even Uvogin gave up attacking, focusing instead on using his movement skills to catch his opponent.

Just as a fight was about to turn into a ghost-catching game, the swordsman clapped his hands and stopped the impending farce.

"Alright, alright, you've just been keeping Hill company for a bit. That's about enough time, we should head back now," the blond, blue-eyed youth said with a bright smile.

Uvogin stopped what he was doing, and the expression on his scarred face looked utterly ferocious.

"Kid, that's not how you fight." He said, and walked over to the swordsman.

The white-haired boy no longer used the Azure Sword. He stood among a pile of rubble, looking down at his fist.

Blood was flowing from wounds on his forehead, cheeks, and limbs, and blood was constantly gushing from his nose. He looked incredibly miserable, yet he only clenched his fist with a regretful tone:

"It failed, I couldn't even type it..."

Black Flash is indeed not that easy to obtain.

Even professional sorcerers rely on luck for this skill; how could someone who has only possessed sorcery power for two days possibly use it so quickly?

Using the Six-Eyed Manipulation technique in combat yielded good results.

Previously, he would deplete his mana bar after using a few skills. After trying the spell power micro-management, he can now activate skills with relatively less spell power, saving a lot of mana and allowing him to use skills more often at once.

Overall, this battle against Uvogin was somewhat rewarding; it was a free fight, so it was definitely worthwhile, and I even made a profit.

After all, sparring partners of the guild's caliber are not easy to find.

Moreover, now Uvogin and Shalnark will think that his strength is very average and his abilities are nothing special, so they don't have to worry about being targeted by the Phantom Troupe.

This achieves multiple goals at once.

Thinking of this, Su Wu raised her head and called out to the figure that had already turned and walked nearly a hundred meters away:

"Come visit again next time, Uvogin."

The two people didn't stop walking, as if they hadn't heard him at all, and continued walking without hesitation, even seeming to speed up.

Sid stood there with his arms crossed, his face expressionless, looking at the kid covered in blood but seemingly unaffected, before finally saying, "Come with me," and turning to leave.

"Huh?" Su Wu was a little confused, but she still followed the other person into the church.

He was then seated and his wounds were treated.

"You..." Sid put a bandage on the boy's head to stop the bleeding, looking at him with a hesitant tone.

"What?" Su Wu had two wads of paper stuffed in her nose, her head wrapped in bandages, but she was holding an apple and starting to eat it.

"How did you get into the church with your abilities?" Sid asked, sounding utterly bewildered.

Based solely on the opponent's recent battle with Uvogin, there are quite a few things to criticize.

Especially considering that Uvogin hadn't even touched anyone, this kid was made so disheveled by the rubble from Uvogin's punches.

Although every punch landed on Uvogin, it didn't actually do any damage at all.

With that kind of ability, shouldn't he have joined the church? I heard that Pampas himself personally invited him...

"Is Pampas your dad? If Pampas has kids, your age seems reasonable... Although you have white hair and Pampas has blonde hair, do you look like your mom?" Sid began to imagine his boss Pampas's romantic escapades.

The main reason was the strength the other party had just displayed; he wouldn't believe it if Pampas hadn't pulled strings to get them in.

"You really are an Enhancement type." Su Wu simply gave this assessment.

As we all know, Enhancement-type characters aren't very good at using their brains.

In other words, he was subtly implying that West Germany was not smart.

"You're the Enhancement type!" Sid retorted loudly.

Oh, it's not a Enhancement type, and it doesn't look like a Manipulation or Transmutation type either. Is it a Specialization type, Emission type, or Conjuration type?

It feels more like an Emission type, since Emission and Enhancement types are practically inseparable.

Su Wu continued munching on her apple while silently pondering the situation.

Knight/Wojnarowski: So weak.

Su Wu: Mmm-hmm (nodding haphazardly with eyes closed.jpg)

If I were writing a story where the protagonist is 100% invincible from the start and sweeps through everything, then the development would be something like Uvogin being greatly shocked—this kid is terrifyingly powerful (?).

But I like the "raising" genre, haha.

(End of this chapter)