After finishing today’s training, Roy opened the status panel that only he could see.
Host: Roy Race: Human (Mutant, Devil Fruit User) Devil Fruit: Fish-Fish Fruit, Mythical Zoan, Model: Azure Dragon (Mutating) Haki: None Strength: 91.2 (Punching Force: 10.6 tons) Speed: 68.4 Constitution: 89.6 Spirit: 53.9 Bounty: 50 Berries Azure Dragon Power: Lv.
1 X-Gene Superpower: Blazing Heat Mission: None Storage Space: Unlocked System Shop: Locked (Under Maintenance; Reopening Time Unknown) … Compared to a week ago, Roy’s physical attributes had undergone a complete transformation.
A week earlier, his punching force had only been around 1.5 tons.
Now, even a casual punch carried more than ten tons of force.
If he fought Morgan with his current physical abilities, Morgan would last no more than a second or two against him.
If Roy were ruthless enough, killing Morgan with a single punch wouldn’t be difficult.
Aside from the massive increase in his physical attributes, a new entry called Azure Dragon Power had also appeared on his status panel.
Simply put, Azure Dragon Power was the energy that had emerged within his body because of the Fish-Fish Fruit, Mythical Zoan, Model: Azure Dragon.
Originally, the system hadn’t called it Azure Dragon Power.
It had been called Demon Power.
After all, it was energy obtained through a Devil Fruit.
But Roy thought Demon Power sounded terrible, so he had the system rename it Azure Dragon Power.
Although his Azure Dragon Power was only Level 1, it had already granted him strength far beyond that of the other students.
At this point, Roy could already be considered the strongest student at the mutant school.
Whether it was Iceman, Pyro, or even Colossus, none of them were his match anymore.
Even Cyclops and Phoenix would have to take him seriously if they fought him.
That brought up another change in his current situation.
To prevent another student from getting injured by him during training class, Roy no longer attended superpower training with everyone else.
Whenever the other students had training class, he trained separately in the underground training room with Cyclops and the others serving as his instructors and sparring partners.
Professor X had never said it outright, but anyone could see what he was doing.
He intended to train Roy into a new member of the X-Men.
Roy’s ability to master Blast Breath within a single week wasn’t solely the result of his own hard work.
Cyclops’s careful guidance had played a major role as well.
When it came to projecting and controlling energy, Cyclops had a wealth of experience.
One of them might fire attacks from his eyes while the other used his mouth, but that didn’t prevent Cyclops from teaching him.
If there was one thing Roy had been dissatisfied with over the past week, it was that Wolverine—the only current X-Man who truly specialized in close combat—still hadn’t returned to the school.
Cyclops and Storm could also offer him guidance, but neither of them could properly train him in close-quarters combat.
They certainly weren’t weak.
The problem was that their bodies were simply too fragile.
If they fought Roy at close range, he would have to constantly restrain his strength and speed to avoid accidentally killing them.
After closing the status panel that only he could see, Roy began making his way toward the mutant school several dozen kilometers away.
Whenever Cyclops, Storm, or the others were personally training him, Roy used the school’s underground training room.
At other times, however, he came to this isolated forest dozens of kilometers from the school to train alone.
The underground training room was certainly sturdy, but for practicing Blast Breath and developing new techniques, this rarely visited forest was much more convenient.
Now that he had successfully mastered Blast Breath, his training had shifted toward increasing its power and developing a new technique— Demolition Gust!
Like Blast Breath, the Demolition Gust Roy was currently developing differed somewhat from Kaido’s version.
It wasn’t restricted to beast form.
Roy intended to make it usable in both hybrid form and beast form.
Judging from his current progress, he estimated that in another few days, he should be able to achieve a basic mastery of Demolition Gust while in hybrid form.
Relying on his physical attributes, which now far surpassed those of an ordinary human, Roy sped through the deserted forest.
It took him only a little over ten minutes to return to the mutant school.
The first thing he did after getting back was return to his dormitory and enjoy a comfortable hot bath.
After washing up and changing into clean clothes, he finally headed toward the cafeteria.
On the way there, students constantly nodded or greeted him.
The fact that Professor X had arranged for Cyclops and the others to train Roy individually wasn’t a secret.
Although the students didn’t know the exact contents of his training, they were certain of one thing.
Professor X was grooming Roy to become a new X-Man.
For most students at the school, becoming one of the X-Men was roughly equivalent to becoming a doctor or lawyer in ordinary human society.
It meant securing an enviable future.
Although the mutant school had no clearly defined graduation age, most students chose to leave after reaching adulthood, return to human society, and begin new lives.
At present, relations between ordinary humans and mutants had not yet deteriorated to the point of outright war, but discrimination against mutants could still be seen everywhere.
Mutants such as Roy and Iceman, whose appearances showed no obvious signs of mutation, could pass for ordinary humans as long as they didn’t openly display their powers.
But mutants with obvious physical mutations weren’t nearly as fortunate.
Those with visibly abnormal appearances were the ones who suffered the most discrimination from ordinary people.
After spending the past week cramming knowledge about this world, Roy had discovered that mutant classifications here differed slightly from what he remembered.
At present, the authorities divided mutants into five levels.
From highest to lowest, they were: Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, and Epsilon.
Professor X had proposed the theoretical existence of Omega-level mutants.
However, since no Omega-level mutant had officially appeared yet, the classification still existed only in theory.
Professor X concealed it well, but as a transmigrator, Roy knew that there was already a potential Omega-level mutant inside the school.
Phoenix!
At present, Phoenix was officially classified as nothing more than an Alpha-level mutant.
But Roy knew that the reason she had yet to become an Omega-level mutant was because the Phoenix Force within her was still dormant.
Once the Phoenix Force inside Phoenix awakened, she would undoubtedly become an Omega-level mutant.
Professor X had already detected the tremendous power hidden within Phoenix and had even deliberately constructed a psychic cage to contain it.
However, he still had no idea what exactly that immense power inside her truly was.