Hunter x Hunter: Call Me Master Inventor

The referee first looked at the skinny, black, dead dog on the ground...

Then he looked at Feitan, who was short in stature and looked like a child, but whose strength was beyond that of ordinary people...

"Go to the 100th floor!!"

The referee raised his hand and announced loudly.

The judges will decide which floor each participant should be assigned to based on their performance in the competition within three minutes.

Of course, the better your strength, the higher the level you will be assigned to.

In fact, generally speaking, there are unspoken rules in their judging process.

For example, for someone who hasn't demonstrated Nen ability, the highest they can go is the fiftieth floor.

However, during the battle, it was revealed that he had already learned telekinesis, so he could directly start at the hundredth floor.

After all, floors below one hundred are completely meaningless to these people; they're child's play.

Just now, Feitan, in his anger, unleashed his full power without hesitation, increasing his speed.

And without a doubt, this referee also knows Nen abilities.

After seeing Feitan's true nature, he never spoke up to stop Feitan's cruel acts.

On one hand, by simply stopping the other party from venting their revenge, they are clearly going against a Nen user who could potentially become the future head of the building...

It's not worth the potential to offend the other party.

On the other hand, it was the other party who was being sarcastic and mocking Feitan, which clearly touched on the taboo that the other party cared about most.

If someone is courting death, as long as it's within the rules and doesn't pose a risk of death, he will tacitly allow it and not interfere.

Everyone must pay the price for their actions.

And so, Feitan successfully ascended to over one hundred floors.

After passing the 100th floor, you can have a private room.

However, if you are defeated in battle and fall below the 100th floor, you will be taken back to the room.

And once you reach the hundredth floor, every battle could very well be a life-or-death struggle.

If you're not careful, someone could really die.

Uvogin and Phinks were actually quite supportive of the idea that killing people was legal in the Sky Arena.

"Great, I'm next!!"

After watching Feitan upgrade, Uvogin's excited shouts echoed in the waiting room.

Just now, his name was called over the loudspeaker.

"And me too."

Finks also got up and stretched his shoulders.

He was also called by name almost simultaneously, but unfortunately, not in the same match as Uvogin.

"I was really looking forward to facing you in our very first match."

Finks stared at Uvogin, a signature sneer spreading across his face.

"I think so too~"

Uvogin responded with a sneer:

"Looks like the day I take your head will have to be postponed again."

"Ha, that's what I was thinking too!!"

The two were locked in a fierce confrontation, their menacing gazes clashing aggressively and relentlessly, neither willing to yield.

The two of them had been enemies since the rice cake theft incident back in Meteor City.

If it weren't for the presence of von Clay, who united them, the two of them would have already started causing trouble again.

Of course, the main reason is that both of them have a sense of propriety and know what they should and shouldn't do.

However, if the opportunity arises, they wouldn't mind taking the chance to settle their differences.

Well, it's not too late now. The Sky Arena does indeed provide them with a very good stage space to showcase their talents.

but……

The two of them were staring at each other, while their opponent, who had been called over the loudspeaker, was getting restless.

"that……"

Phinks's opponent approached him and asked politely in a low voice:

"Are you Mr. Finks?"

"The announcement has been made twice already, asking us to go on stage."

"Um?!"

Upon hearing this, Phinks turned his head...

He looked at the man in front of him who had reminded him; he wore round glasses, seemed very kind, and looked like a scholar in a white shirt.

This must be his opponent, right?

It doesn't look that great, and...

Finks glanced at the exposed corner of the other man's shirt, which looked rather unkempt.

Especially when paired with his messy hair, it makes it even more obvious.

"You are my opponent in this battle, and your name is..."

"Uh, what was it again, Yun?"

"Hello, my name is Yun Gu. Nice to meet you, Mr. Finks."

The unkempt young man named Yun Gu also smiled politely.

"Only one hundred and fifty-two nuns..."

Back in the waiting room, Feitan opened the envelope he had received and poured out the coins inside.

This is his winnings, and also the basic amount after winning the first round of the battle.

In the Sky Arena, you can earn a certain amount of prize money for each win.

The higher you climb, the more bonuses you can get.

Regardless of whether you win or lose on the first level, you will receive a bonus of 152 yuan.

If you can win on the 50th floor, you can get 50,000 yuan.

If you can win the game on a floor above 100, you could even win a million.

This is indeed a very good incentive mechanism for some martial artists who are focused on combat but are short of money, and it is also very convincing.

The more capable you are, the higher the floor you climb, the higher the bonus you can get and the more money you can earn.

This is the best place to turn your personal skills and abilities into wealth!

Feitan was indifferent to the prize money; he enjoyed the experience and fun of exploring the game's dungeons more.

In particular, you can encounter all sorts of opponents in this environment.

For example, there are Nen users in this place.

Feitan casually stuffed the coins into the vending machine next to him, then took out a can of juice and watched the battle between Uvogin and Phinks on the big screen while drinking it.

There's not much to say about Uvogin's side; his opponent doesn't seem like much of a threat.

Although he's all muscle, he's just a pretty face.

Uvogin pinned him to the ground and beat him mercilessly, leaving him crying and screaming for his mother. If the referee hadn't intervened in time, Uvogin would have beaten him to death.

"Hahahaha, what is this? So this is all the stuff and skill you've got, so utterly pathetic..."

Uvogin was in high spirits after his victory, laughing heartily.

"If this is all the competitors are capable of in the Sky Arena, I suggest they go home and drink their milk as soon as possible!!"