Living in Hunter x Hunter

Chapter 123: Prelude, Complete Rules

"What should we do in this situation?" DuPont and the others all looked at Russell.

They were all martial artists, and their usual concerns were about combat and training. They had never experienced an exam like this before.

Russell comes from the Conrad family; he must be very insightful and influential, and might be able to help in this exam.

"That's easy. I can ask someone else to find the check-in point." Russell immediately picked up the phone to ask a member of his family for help.

The Conrad family is very familiar with the Sky Arena, including martial arts practitioners and business people.

While I wouldn't say I found them all, I did find some of the check-in points without any problems.

But this time is different.

Julia answered the phone.

"Since I'm taking the Hunter Exam, I'll try to pass it on my own without relying on my family's help."

Julia directly cut off Russell's chance to leverage this opportunity.

It wasn't that they were deliberately making things difficult for him; on the contrary, it showed that they had high hopes for him.

As the Conrad family's business expanded, she found herself struggling to keep up, mainly due to a shortage of capable staff.

She still wants to entrust some important business matters to members of her family.

hang up the phone.

Russell could only sigh helplessly, "You heard it too."

"Shall we head out now to find a sign-in point?" they discussed together.

"There's no rush. We need to figure out this exam first."

Russell said he wasn't in a hurry.

Then I asked Jin what he thought.

"No one should choose to act alone during this exam."

"First, there are a few points that need to be discussed."

"The first important point is definitely the location of the check-in points, there are 100 in total, and then the first check-in requires a challenge, the difficulty of which varies."

"Besides that, there's the subsequent check-in process. If someone at a certain check-in point is checked in multiple times, and you're not aware of this, you might actually lose check-in points at first..."

Jin began the analysis.

Although he had just left Whale Island, he was very intelligent and had a clear understanding of many things.

The other teammates also chimed in from time to time, deepening their team's understanding of the test.

"Besides signing in, there should be other uses for the sign-in points, which we need to find out."

"But before I take any action, I think I need to buy one of these phones," Kim added at the end.

This is a test for teams, so communication between teams is also crucial.

Having a mobile phone, such a practical tool, will be of great help to them.

"This is a minor issue."

Soon Kim got a new phone.

They exchanged phone numbers and began their operation.

The first task, of course, is to find the sign-in point.

Biskey's exam was much more complicated than the previous two.

Because these candidates all wore work badges, they could still access many areas of Sky Arena.

Of course, places that are inaccessible must be places where there are no check-in points.

Just before this exam began.

A new "GG" message appeared on the giant screen in Sky Arena.

To be precise, it's the "GG" of a certain challenge.

The "test" of the Basen Rainforest has officially begun.

Is the guide in GG about how to safely master Nen abilities?

So as long as you participate in the Basen Rainforest Challenge and pass it, you can safely master Nen abilities.

The moment this "GG" was posted, it immediately attracted everyone's attention. The Sky Arena was in an uproar, and many people contacted various martial arts schools by phone.

It's certainly possible to master Nen safely and easily, but it's either very singular or unique.

They generally come with significant limitations.

Just like the "Succession War" of the Kakin Empire, it allows these princes to awaken Nen and gain powerful abilities, but the "side effects" are too great.

Large-scale occurrences are rare.

Do the Pachi people have this kind of method?

This is a question many people have. The Patch tribe now has a certain reputation in the Sky Arena, after all, there are several players who have reached the 200th floor.

This challenge does not restrict participation to Nen users.

However, there are only fifty spots available.

The selection method for the quota is random.

That's incredibly capricious.

The number of applicants was very large, and the vast majority of them were people who had never studied before.

Of course, the test takers were still unaware of what was going on!

After some searching, Jin finally found a place to sign in.

Inside a gravity chamber on the 203rd floor.

The check-in location is inside the gravity chamber.

He was a candidate who had arrived here for the first time.

So if you want to sign in, you have to accept the challenges here.

The challenge is very simple: stand for half an hour in this gravity chamber under conditions of ten times the normal gravity.

Jin was surprised that such a method existed.

After participating in the challenge, I had no time to think about it and just kept going.

Jin is similar to the fledgling Xiao Jie right now; even though he has a lot of talent, it's not time for him to realize it yet.

Even ten times the force of gravity is not something everyone can easily withstand.

Fortunately, he had mastered Nen in advance, although he was not yet proficient in it, it still helped to improve his strength.

Half an hour later, after the event, Jin knelt down on the ground.

Those half hours felt especially long to him, but his incredible resilience allowed him to persevere.

His number plate was placed on the sign-in board, activating the check-in point and the small machine in his hand, which also displayed 50 sign-in points.

This represents his score.

Then you will receive 10 check-in points every hour thereafter.

The Sky Arena is huge, but even Jin can't guarantee that his check-in point won't be discovered.

He could choose to leave and find another check-in point, or he could stay nearby and prevent candidates from approaching this check-in point.

After activating the points, Jin also discovered some of the uses of the sign-in points.

First of all, a team cannot be formed simply by them saying they want to.

Instead, you need to spend points to build a team, which is only 10 points.

In addition to these, there are some other functions.

Leaving a team costs 10 points, and the team leader expelling a member costs 10 points.

Check all team points (10 points), check individual points (10 points).

The sign-in challenge has restarted at 30 points.

The ability to reduce points allows you to reduce a person's points by a certain number of points.

At the same time, test takers can also trade points with each other.

Jin quickly concluded that the point trading between candidates was probably more about obtaining check-in points from other candidates.

But even if you get this information, it's unreliable.

Because the check-in point does not indicate whether someone has checked in or how many people have checked in.

Furthermore, the restart of the check-in challenge is quite deceptive and can also deter some test takers.

So now all of these points belong to him personally?

The team wasn't formed as it initially was, which adds to the uncertainty.

Teammates who were initially agreed upon may not actually team up after the full rules are understood.

Instead, they will choose to team up with people who have more points.