The Protagonist's Career Starting From Hunter

Chapter 12 Mindfulness

Bailang's tactics are actually quite simple.

Just like he is still in Youkexin City.

After snatching the car and leaving Youkexin City, he didn't go far before abandoning the car, then disguised it as a breakdown accident, took a big detour, and quietly returned to Youkexin City from another direction.

The purpose of doing this is naturally to confuse the enemy's sight.

It's what they call "the most dangerous place is the safest place."

Of course, this is also to find an opportunity to master Nen properly.

Because the incident happened suddenly, even though he quickly learned "En" with his seemingly excellent talent, "En" is only one of the basics of the Four Major Techniques.

Not to mention the development of Nen, there is still a lot to learn in the application of Nen.

Only by mastering the application of Nen can he fully unleash his own strength.

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Bailang doesn't know how long his tactics can delay Charles' gang, so he must make good use of his time to cultivate.

The best way to resolve a crisis is naturally to improve one's own strength.

As long as he is strong enough, the crisis is just a speck of dust.

Moving forward, Bailang found an empty space in the factory.

"According to the original work's description, Nen is divided into latent aura and manifest aura, and the ratio between the two for ordinary Nen users is about 12:1..."

Cultivation is not about being reckless, but about making plans.

Bailang is not in a hurry to cultivate, but first recalls the information about "Nen."

First is the latent aura.

In his understanding, latent aura is somewhat like the quantification of physical energy.

Because when latent aura is depleted, a person will also enter a state of physical exhaustion.

So latent aura and physical energy, even though not directly related, are closely connected.

Then there is the manifest aura.

The manifest aura is the maximum amount of Nen that a Nen user can release in an instant under normal circumstances, which is also the "En" in advanced Nen applications.

If his memory is not mistaken, he remembers that when using "En" without engaging in combat, it consumes about 1 point of Nen per second.

This data is undoubtedly a convenient way to estimate one's own Nen capacity.

And as for the way to increase Nen capacity, it is also demonstrated in the original work through "En."

For example, Gon and Killua, in the Chimera Ant arc, Biscuit's guidance to the two of them is to repeatedly maintain "En."

In the cycle of consumption and recovery, Gon and Killua's Nen capacity can be said to increase rapidly.

Of course, this is also related to their excellent aptitude.

If it were someone else, it would definitely not have such a good effect.

"Then let's start with learning 'En' first!"

Bailang quickly made a decision.

"En" is an advanced application of Nen, composed of "En" and "Ren" from the Four Major Techniques.

In terms of "En," he can't say he's very skilled, but Bailang undoubtedly has a basic grasp of it.

So before learning "firmness," he actually needs to first learn "practice."

When Aura Nodes are opened, the qi will naturally dissipate in a passive state, similar to the passive release of qi.

The skill of "practice" is to transform from passive to active, actively releasing more of the latent qi within the body.

Bailang assumes a posture similar to a horse stance, closes his eyes slightly, and quickly, just like when he learned "entangle" before, tries to control the qi.

Of course, "entangle" is about controlling the qi that has already been released, while "practice" is about controlling the latent qi within the body.

Boom!!!

In just a short amount of time, suddenly, Bailang's body erupts like a volcano, fiercely spewing out intense flames from his entire Aura Nodes.

This intense flame even forms a shockwave, spreading in all directions from Bailang as the center.

The ground around cracks and produces a spiderweb-like pattern after the accumulated dust is lifted into the air.

The nearby air seems to be scorched by intense fire, faintly distorting.

"It's similar to when I learned 'entangle' before. 'Practice' is also easy to master... It seems that my talent is indeed very good!"

When the Aura Nodes spew out intense flames, Bailang also opens his eyes. He looks at the surging qi emitted from his hands and feels satisfied.

Satisfaction is not only about the speed of learning "practice," but also about the amount of qi he releases.

Although he hasn't learned "firmness" for testing yet, looking at the surging qi he releases is enough for Bailang to judge that his qi quantity is definitely not lacking.

"Now that I've learned 'practice,' it's time for the real goal, 'firmness'..."

Calm down his emotions, let himself return to a relaxed state, Bailang starts to control the emitted qi.

The application of "firmness" is actually an upgraded version of "entangle," using better control to direct more qi to flow throughout the body.

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At a speed almost visible to the naked eye, the intense qi on Bailang's body gradually stabilizes and finally flows smoothly, just like "entangle," tightly adhering to his body and flowing slowly.

"Success!!!"

Even for an advanced application like "firmness," Bailang has mastered it in a moment.

When the qi stabilizes, Bailang knows that he has successfully learned "firmness" and feels happy.

"Now let's test my qi quantity..."

Bailang looks down at the watch on his right wrist.

Despite the intense battle at the airport last night, his clothes were barely damaged under the powerful entangled qi.

This includes the watch on his right wrist.

The time displayed on the watch is 7:15:32.

The previous practice hardly consumed any qi. After noting the time, Bailang continues to maintain the state of "firmness" and waits.

Every second that passes represents the consumption of one unit of qi.

The longer "firmness" is maintained, the more abundant the potential qi.

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