The most distinct feature of Krus Snow Mountain is, naturally, the ice and snow.
Therefore, it was no surprise that Lynn acquired Ice Make Magic.
He had seen Fairy Tail, where Ice Make Magic is the signature magic of Gray, Lyon, and others.
It can create various ice shapes for combat, such as shields, longswords, and even animals, relying primarily on one’s imagination.
It is a very comprehensive ability, exactly what he needs right now.
Combined with the Nen item he obtained, the Krus Ball, it can reduce the difficulty and consumption of casting to a certain extent, improving efficiency.
Because of this, even though it was just a card, it was enough to significantly boost his strength; his current strength rating is B- Rank.
After sparring for a few more rounds, both sides stopped.
“Lynn’s progress is really fast…” Chopper thought to himself as he watched Lynn silently adjust his breathing.
It was the “person” who could most clearly feel the speed of Lynn’s growth.
From the beginning, when he was passively defending and could only last three minutes, to now, where he could calmly cope and even slightly gain the upper hand, it had only taken him two months.
Lynn would become even stronger in the future, and it couldn’t hold him back!
Chopper also worked hard on its training, and its growth rate was equally astonishing; Lynn estimated it would soon reach B Rank.
Meanwhile, Lynn was quite satisfied with his own growth rate.
Growing to B- Rank in three months is by no means slow.
“With this strength, participating in the Hunter Exam should be a sure thing, right?” Lynn thought, stroking his chin.
The Hunter Exam is a familiar event to the common people of this world.
It is an annual qualification test hosted by the Hunter Association.
Those who pass can obtain a Hunter license, which is like a black card, possessing countless benefits.
For example: holders can enter 90% of restricted countries and 75% of forbidden zones.
Its collateral value is enough to support seven generations of life.
Holders also enjoy 95% free use of public facilities, and so on…
It can be said that the Hunter Exam is the “Dragon Gate” for a carp to leap over; whoever gets the license can instantly become an upper-class figure, enjoying a life of luxury and wealth that countless people dream of.
However.
The Hunter Exam is also extremely cruel.
Not only is the casualty rate shockingly high, but the pass rate is also outrageously low.
Hundreds of thousands of people sign up every year, but only a few hundred can [find the exam location], and every year, only a handful of people pass, sometimes even resulting in no one passing at all.
Because the order is reversed.
In this world, Nen Users are superhuman existences, a minority group that truly dominates the human world.
Passing the Hunter Exam just gives ordinary people a chance to become Nen Users; the assessments are designed for ordinary people.
For a Nen User to participate in the Hunter Exam is akin to “fish-bombing”.
It is currently November 1997, and the annual Hunter Exam takes place in January.
In other words, there is only a little over a month left.
In the original story, Gon and the others participated in the January 1999 Hunter Exam, which is the exam after next.
Logically, passing the Hunter Exam should be a sure thing for him.
But unfortunately, there is a powerful and perverted Nen User candidate in the 1998 exam, known as the “Fruit Farmer”, Hisoka.
Hisoka cannot be viewed with common sense; there is something wrong with his head.
His favorite thing to do is to find people to fight, enjoying the excitement of intense battles.
When he sees good talent, he will even deliberately suppress his emotions to satisfy his desire for combat, waiting for the other party to grow up before making a move, like a farmer picking fruit.
Lynn remembers that in this exam, because Hisoka didn’t like the examiner, he beat the other party half to death and injured 20 other candidates, all of whom were either dead or disabled.
Although he has B- Rank strength, based on the original work, Hisoka’s strength is definitely above his.
Therefore, if he wants to participate in this exam, he has to bear unnecessary risks.
Who knows if Hisoka, when he has an episode, would target him, the only other Nen User besides Hisoka?
After deliberating for a moment, Lynn decided to wait.
He is not in a hurry; at worst, he can develop for another year and participate in the next Hunter Exam.
Although the Hunter license is quite useful to him, allowing him to enjoy various benefits, especially being able to legally enter various forbidden zones, there is no need to rush.
A gentleman does not stand under a dangerous wall; there is no need to take risks now.
Coming back to his senses, Lynn focused on the trait bar in his mind.
The trait bar for Krus Snow Mountain was about to come to an end, which meant a new card would be born.
Before long, Lynn moved his thoughts, and a new card floated in front of him.
[Name: Urgent Need to Escape Gian]
[Rank: C]
[Type: Trading Card]
[Background: Doraemon]
[Introduction: Nobita Nobi threw up while eating the dark cuisine made by Gian and is currently being chased. He forgot to bring his Bamboo-Copter and needs a way to fly. He will use the items he hastily took from his 4D pocket as payment.]
[Remaining Time: 4 minutes 58 seconds]
Lynn raised an eyebrow.
It is actually a trading card; this is the first time he has received one.
From the description, Nobita is looking for a way to fly.
Time is tight, and he only has five minutes to submit.
It wouldn’t matter if the time ran out; the trading card would just disappear.
But if he has the ability, it’s better to strive for it; after all, cards are not easy to collect.
It’s just that…
this time is indeed a bit short.
Even if he wanted to find a private helicopter for Nobita now, it would be too late.
Lynn looked around and found that it wasn’t just items that could be submitted; abilities would work too.
Once an ability card is used, it disappears and is replaced by skills carved into his bones.
And he could still choose to submit it without losing the ability; it’s equivalent to copying a memory experience and submitting it.
Looking at it this way, ability cards are better than item cards; theoretically, one can submit requests infinitely, while item cards are gone once submitted.
Flight…
He does have an ability that allows people to “fly”.
The Moonwalk from the Six Powers allows people to walk in the air; it is already the most suitable ability for the transaction needs he has on hand.
Time was tight, so Lynn could only try with the mindset of giving it a shot, simply packing and submitting the entire [Six Powers].
As for whether he can learn it, that’s Nobita’s business.
It’s best if it succeeds.
Doraemon’s 4D pocket has all kinds of good things.
If he gets a “What-If Phone Booth”, “Time Furoshiki”, or “Dictator Button”, he’ll take off…
After a few breaths, the card glowed white, and after a few lines of text appeared, it disappeared.
[Transaction Successful]
[Satisfaction: A]
[Client Evaluation: Not bad. Moonwalk is not easy to learn, but I really like the Finger Pistol inside. I used it to scare Gian, and the crisis was resolved. Here is the treasure map paper for you.]
[Reward: treasure map paper (C+)]