Hunter x Hunter: Card Master, the Strongest in the World

Name: Lynn

[Grade: B+]

[Character Cards: Capone Bege (B+), Chopper (B+), Snow Woman (B), Haunter (B), Elf Swordsman (C+)]

[Ability Cards: Single-handed Assistance (A-), Substitute Scarecrow (B+), Ice-Magic (B), Observation Haki (B), Naval Rokushiki (C+), Alchemy Synthesis (C+)]

[Item Cards: Yu-Gi-Oh! Deck (A), Enemy Controller (B+), Poké Ball (B+), Air Gun Potion (B+), Antidote (B-), Fortune Telling Tissue (C+), Seamless Stretch Box (C+), Snow Walk (C+)]

【Transaction Card: Long-Term Food Order (A)】

[Evaluation: A robust sapling, growing rapidly; a skilled Nen user with well-rounded abilities to handle most situations; capable of simultaneously engaging multiple enemies of similar strength.]

B+ grade!

He has finally taken this step. Even without the addition of Chopper and other character cards, his own strength is enough to defeat most Nen users.

Referring to Zack, who was defeated by him in the Food Tower, he is the lower-level boss of the Sky Arena, with a strength of B-rank.

The Sky Arena has 251 floors, of which floors 230 to 250 can be occupied by the landlord, meaning there are a total of 21 landlords.

Therefore, it can be seen that most players in the Sky Arena are probably between B and B+ level, while higher-level players may have strength in the A-level range.

The Heaven's Arena might be a bit too far from him, so let's take a closer example, like Hisoka, whom he once fought!

He needed to prepare bombs and take advantage of the situation to defeat Hisoka.

During this time, he sent his knight to inquire about the situation, and eventually learned that Hisoka was still alive.

If it were him now, he could fight Hisoka even without bombs, and his chances of winning would be much higher than before. And this is just his growth performance in just over two months!

If we use the trump card "Solo Assistance", we will most likely be able to kill him on the spot.

Besides him, Haunter and Chopper have also made significant progress, with Haunter being promoted to B-rank and Chopper to B+-rank.

After calming down, Lynn took advantage of her improved condition to start exercising.

Suddenly, a surge of powerful spiritual energy erupted from his body, forming a strong wave of energy that swept outwards.

The airflow made his hair stand on end, just like a Saiyan transformation in Dragon Ball.

The basic skills of the four major banks go without saying; you must reinforce and deepen your understanding every day. In addition, you need specialized training in advanced application skills. You must become proficient in these skills to have any hope of learning the most difficult "hard" skills.

Currently, his most proficient skills are [Condensed Flow Firmness], these three are fundamental to high-level combat, followed by [Circular Concealment].

He spent most of his time training his Nen, but he also made time to study the development of ability cards, such as the Six Powers of the Navy and Observation Haki...

While he was exercising, everyone else was also busy.

For example, Chopper would train with him, while Gastly would undergo specialized training, mainly focusing on using skills such as Shadow Ball.

After training for a while, Lynn suddenly discovered that he had obtained a new card... given by the Gourmet Paradise's trait bar!

Could it be related to food? With anticipation in her eyes, Lynn took out the card.

【Title: I want a big meal】

[Grade: B+]

[Type: Trading Cards]

[Background: Doraemon]

[Introduction: Suneo always brags about how he eats lavish meals at home. Nobita, unable to bear it any longer, boasts that he'll also be having a lavish meal at home tonight. Doraemon isn't home, and he's willing to offer one of the gadgets from his spare pocket as payment, requiring at least ten dishes, and that they be delicious.]

[Reward: 1 unknown item]

[Time remaining: 2 hours, 59 minutes, and 54 seconds]

It turned out to be a transaction card, and the other party was an old acquaintance, Da Xiong.

It's not a food card, but a card for wanting to eat good food.

However, since the requirements are so low, just food, there's not much to give in return. So why not think about what kind of good gadgets Nobita can give him?

If I remember correctly, Nobita gave me a treasure hunt paper last time. I hope this time it will be something more advanced. Hmm... a "what if" phone booth, a "anywhere door," or a "dictator" button would all be nice.

Lynn had the hotel deliver a large amount of food directly to her room.

A dazzling array of delicious food covered the entire long table. Da Xiong's parents would probably be shocked to see it, wondering what strange surprise their son had come up with this time.

【Successful transaction】

Satisfaction rating: A

[Client's review: The meal was very sumptuous and delicious. Thank you so much for your help. This is a gadget that Doraemon recently bought from the Future Department Store. I'm giving it to you.]

[Reward: Fantasy Simulation Helmet (B+)]

……

【Name: Fantasy Simulation Helmet】

[Grade: B+]

[Type: Item Card]

[Background: Doraemon]

[Description: A helmet-style gaming device. Once worn, the game automatically selects opponents for simulated battles based on the user's memory, skill level, etc. External forces cannot be used during battles, cards are not actually consumed, and defeating opponents offers a chance to obtain weakened card rewards. Can be used once a month.]

A fantasy simulation helmet? Lynn looked at the description carefully and realized that it was a game console, but with some pretty amazing effects.

Once put on, the helmet will select a character based on the user's memory to create a replica and conduct simulated combat.

During combat, he cannot use external objects, only his own abilities, including cards. Cards are not actually consumed during combat; it's like taking a nap. It's like playing a game, but the combat experience gained is real.

Defeating the enemy will also grant you a weakened version of the card, though the extent of the weakening is currently unknown. This card can only be used once a month, and you can exit the battle yourself. If you are killed, you will exit automatically.

Putting aside the card rewards, this thing can provide him with combat experience, and the important thing is that it doesn't matter if he dies.

If we really have to say what he lacks most, it's probably combat experience, and this problem has never changed from beginning to end.

As his strength increases, unless he suppresses his own power, he will encounter fewer and fewer fighters, and there will be fewer battles where he can devote himself wholeheartedly, or even fight to the death.

This gaming helmet gave him that opportunity.

Unfortunately, the helmet allows you to choose your character, not the other way around. If you pick a weak character, you still won't gain combat experience, and it can only be used once a month.

Come to think of it, if you could choose your own character and there was no cooldown, it would definitely not be a B+ grade.

After gathering his thoughts, Lynn took some time to adjust his state before putting on the helmet and silently chanting "Start the game!"

A flash of light appeared before his eyes, and he found himself standing in the living room of his suite. Everything was exactly the same; it seemed the simulation scene in the helmet was his current location.

Lynn pinched his arm, feeling a slight pain, just like in a real space, making it hard to believe it was a simulation.

So who is the enemy?

Lynn looked up and saw the light fade, revealing a familiar yet unfamiliar figure.

The man had short black hair combed back, revealing his entire forehead, which made him look shrewd and capable.

She has a striking purple inverted cross in the center of her forehead, wears a black high-necked long trench coat with a similar striking purple inverted cross printed on the back, and wears teardrop-shaped earrings.

He appears young and frail, like a gentle and polite scholar, but the sharpness and calmness that occasionally flashes in his eyes reveal the imposing presence of a leader.

Lynn's eyes narrowed slightly... It was him.

[This simulated match has officially begun]

Opponent: Kuroro Lucilfer

Chapter 77 Simulating the Opponent Kuroro! The information gap is incredible! (Please continue reading!)

Chrollo, leader of the Phantom Troupe, possesses the Special Type Nen ability "Thief's Ultimate," which allows him to steal the Nen abilities of others...

Lynn reflexively recalled information about Kuroro, and at the same time secretly sighed that his simulated opponent would be Kuroro.

This is good news.

It's just a simulation battle anyway, so I can just quit the game if things go wrong.

Chrollo is roughly on par with Hisoka in terms of strength, but the former is better at premeditated battles, using his Nen ability to selectively steal the abilities of others and then devise a plan.

If given enough time to prepare, Chrollo would naturally be stronger than Hisoka, as the original story has already demonstrated. In a skirmish, he might be about the same as Hisoka. Therefore, based on Hisoka's rating, Chrollo would roughly be classified as A-level.

In terms of strength, Kuroro is definitely superior to him, but he is not completely powerless and can put some pressure on Kuroro to help hone his combat experience.

While Lynn was pondering, Kuroro was also sizing him up.

His calm, unwavering face remained outwardly unmoved, but inwardly, a sense of unease welled up within him; something was definitely not right.

His memory became very blurry, and he couldn't remember why he was there at all.

As far as I can remember, he had just recently been able to break free from the restriction of "thought" with the help of a mind-removing master. How did he suddenly appear in this unfamiliar environment?

This looks like a hotel somewhere, and it's quite upscale, most likely a high-end suite in a major city. This means the occupants are either wealthy or powerful... Kuroro is extremely meticulous. He quickly analyzed his current situation and realized that he had clearly fallen into a trap, been forced into a coma, and then transported to this place.

Who did it? Where are their accomplices?

The key to understanding these issues probably lies with the person in front of you.

For some reason, there was always a voice inside him urging him to kill the other person, as if it were an undeniable demand etched into his soul.

Is this the effect of Nen? Chrollo wondered to himself.

First, try to understand the situation verbally, then find an opportunity to subdue him along the way, and then interrogate him to extract more detailed information.

In the blink of an eye, Kuroro made his decision.

What he didn't know was that he was just a data simulation created using his memories, and not the real person at all.

"My memory is pretty good, so I don't think I've seen you before." After a moment of silence, Kuroro spoke calmly but with an undeniable air, "Did you bring me here?"

Ok?

Lynn remained outwardly calm, but inwardly he was taken aback.

This game helmet is more realistic than he imagined.

This Kuroro doesn't seem to be a simple robot, but rather a copy with the original Kuroro's memories, thoughts, and so on, which is why he's still asking himself why he's here.

So what about ability?

Does this clone possess the same strength and Nen abilities as the original Chrollo? And what era of Chrollo is he from?

These questions will likely need to be answered in battle. If Chrollo displays the Nen abilities he only stole in the original storyline, such as [Convenience Packet Skin]...

This means that this Kuroro is not the Kuroro of his current time, but the Kuroro of the original story in his memory.

How do we verify the time period? Naturally, it's best to look at what Kuroro did in the original work... Let's start with the Yorknew Arc.

Lynn said expressionlessly, "You weren't this cautious when you caused such a scene at the Nampis auction."

Was it someone he'd offended at the auction? A member of the mafia? No, a mafia member shouldn't do something like this. Kuroro's thoughts raced, and he calmly asked, "Are you a member of the mafia?"

It seems to be Chrollo from the Yorknew City arc. He should have the Nen abilities of Owl and Neon. Lynn secretly made a note of this.

Kuroro was about to say something when he saw Lynn suddenly raise his hands and rapidly fire powerful Nen bullets from his fingers.

Kuroro was unusually alert. He quickly stepped back, and a book made of Nen suddenly appeared in his right hand. He turned to a specific page with precision, and then tore open a large brown cloth with his left hand to catch the Nen bullet fired by Lynn.

[Convenient Large Wrapping Sheet]!

Seeing this, Lynn thought to himself, "As expected, this is Owl's Nen ability, so this Chrollo must be from the Yorknew City era or later."

bang bang bang...

The volley landed on the large cloth, causing a violent tremor.

This power is close to that of Franklin's dual-wielding machine guns... Kuroro held the cloth and felt the force, making a rough assessment of Lynn's strength.

The other party must be a user of Nen abilities.

Now that the other party has attacked, there is no need for him to try to probe with words anymore. After subduing them by force, there will be plenty of opportunities to interrogate them.

Although he wasn't as professional as Feitan in interrogation, he knew a little bit about it.

Chrollo casually tossed aside the cloth he was holding to cover his body and ran to the other side, his target being the window he had just spotted.

The window is not closed. Once he successfully closes the window, the conditions for "Fish in a Secret Room" will be met.