Six-Eyed Sukuna, starting from Hunter x Hunter

Chapter 9 West Germany: You got in through connections, didn't you?

"Have you figured out that kid's abilities?" the swordsman asked as he returned to the group's lodging.

The people who had been manipulated had already been released, leaving only him and Uvogin.

"Aside from teleportation, I haven't discovered any other abilities, and his strength isn't particularly high either," Uvogin said in a deep voice.

"I really don't know if the so-called vultures are too weak, or if the church's conditions for joining are really that lenient now..." the knight said casually, his hands behind his head.

At the same time, they stepped into the guild's base.

Their leader, as always, sat in his seat reading a book. Lev, covered in bandages, stood like a shadow beside Chrollo, the leader, alongside Pakunoda. Machi sat alone to one side, while Phinks and Feitan played games, and Franklin and Nobunaga sat together.

"You seem to be a little late coming home today. Did something happen on the way?"

Upon hearing the sound, Franklin and Nobunaga looked up and greeted the two men. Franklin asked a question while glancing at Uvogin.

"I played with one of the church kids for a while," Uvogin replied casually as he sat cross-legged beside the two.

As for the specific details of the battle? There's not much to say.

"The church kid? That ability user from yesterday? How strong is he?" Kuroro, who was looking down at his book, looked up and suddenly asked.

Yesterday, the Phantom Troupe was not in Meteor City, but outside. Most of the time, their members are scattered all over the world, and they only gather together occasionally for big events.

Even today, not all of their members have arrived.

I just took some time to come back and bring back some things for my fellow townsmen from Meteor Street who are also living elsewhere.

They are not the only benefactors in Meteor City.

"His escape ability is alright, but there's nothing else worth mentioning," Shalnark replied thoughtfully as he sat down next to Feitan.

At least that's what he saw.

"I see. Then there's no need to worry about it too much." Kuroro casually tossed out a sentence and then looked down at the book in his hands again.

The troupe's base returned to silence and quiet, yet it exuded an atmosphere of harmony and tacit understanding.

……

In the church on the other side, Sid looked at the white-haired boy sitting idly to the side, munching on food, and spoke coldly:

"From now on, you'll be training with those kids."

Su Wu paused her chewing for a moment and looked at the other person.

When you are gazed upon by those azure eyes that seem to hold the flow of clouds, your heart will always skip a beat.

West Germany thought the other side was going to argue, but instead heard them say, "Their training intensity is not enough for me."

Su Wu spoke calmly and seriously.

His current physical condition is already quite good, but he hasn't fully realized his potential; it's like having a treasure chest without realizing it.

If you want to unleash your body's potential, training is definitely a good option.

Previously, he had sparred with Uvogin, and since he only used his fists, the magical power added to his fists was negligible. He was just testing whether he could unleash the Black Flash, so his opponent felt it was just average. After all, he wasn't fighting seriously. If he could easily defeat Uvogin, how boring would this world be?

He didn't mind training with other children, but the intensity of that training was of no use to him.

"Wait a minute, I need to contact Pampas." Sid said, taking out his phone and starting to contact Pampas.

You can use a phone in Meteor City too...

That makes sense. Although it's a garbage dump, it's not like there's no internet signal at all. Otherwise, how would we get information from the outside world?

It's just that ordinary residents can't even get a mobile phone.

The call connected quickly, and before Pampas on the other end could speak, West Germany spoke first, "Can I borrow Sap for a moment?"

"What kind of props are you making now? Wait a moment, I'll have him come over in a bit." Pampas asked casually, not expecting an answer, and replied very readily.

"By the way, is the new kid your son?" Sid suddenly remembered the question that had flashed through his mind before hanging up the phone and asked with great curiosity.

"...Are you crazy?" Pampas's tone was cold, with a hint of disbelief.

Have West Germany finally gone mad with raising kids?

Seeing a child and assuming it's his son?

The call was abruptly ended, and Sid chuckled as he looked at the boy beside him.

The smile on the other person's face seemed to carry a hint of mockery, or perhaps a sense of boredom with his absurd ideas.

Fortunately, the other party didn't intend to make him continue to feel awkward, and simply asked casually, "Who is Sap?"

"He's also a member of the church, and his abilities are somewhat special," the West said vaguely.

Half an hour later, Su Wu met Sap.

The other person was also dressed as a priest, and... he was two meters tall, with exceptionally well-developed muscles, and a shiny bald head.

He's a good candidate to become a martial monk.

"Hey, Sap, I'll have to trouble you this time too, but not for me, it's for this kid." Sid greeted him familiarly, pointing at Su Wu.

"Same as you?" Sap looked at Su Wu, but asked about West Germany.

"Let's start with... twenty kilograms," Sid said, stroking his chin.

So Sap pulled out a few black iron bars from his clothes and bent them into rings with his bare hands. "Give me your hand," he gestured to Su Wu.

Su Wu cooperated by extending his hands, and the next second, two black rings were placed on his hands. At the same time, a force of gravity caused his hands to involuntarily sink downwards.

"Lift your foot," Sap continued.

Su Wu looked at her heavy hands and lifted her feet.

Immediately afterwards, I felt a surge of gravity in my feet.

Twenty kilograms, it turns out, refers to one iron ring weighing twenty kilograms. Four iron rings mean that he is now carrying a weight of one hundred and sixty kilograms.

But his physical condition is indeed good; he can still move, just a little slower.

Although this is nothing to his body, he still cannot fully control his current body.

It's like a poor person suddenly having a trillion dollars but not knowing how to spend it.

Of course, if you use spell power to strengthen your body, then it won't be so difficult.

But since it's training for the body, there's no need to use magical power. If you use magical power, then everything loses its meaning.

"Wearing these training clothes is fine, but are you going to let those kids fight me?" Su Wu stood there, warming up her limbs slowly.

The iron rings didn't seem to weigh much at first. Did Sap do something to make them heavier?

It looks like it's an Enhancement type, but it turns out it isn't.

"I'm leaving." Sap left very decisively after finishing everything.

"I'll have to trouble you again in a month," Sid said, waving goodbye.

"Should I take it off in a month?" Su Wu asked casually, glancing down at the seemingly ordinary black ring on her hand.

Speaking of which, this black bracelet actually matches the tattoo on his hand quite well.

"No, we'll increase the intensity again in a month. Also, your training opponent will be me." Sid's smile inexplicably revealed a sinister aura.

Increasing the weight to 160 pounds or more...

In other words, his current body can handle it. If it were his previous physical condition, the current load would have made him impotent and furious.

But now, he has high expectations for the future.

He wanted to obtain unprecedented power that he had never had the chance to acquire before.

The world is so big, since we've come all this way, we should at least see it all.

Strong strength is the prerequisite for everything.

"Then let's go." The white-haired, blue-eyed boy with black facial markings spoke with obvious delight, his smile radiant.

(End of this chapter)