How to become a full-time hunter

Abby exclaimed and said in shock: "The manifested energy is more than 90,000! The potential energy has definitely exceeded the 100,000 mark!"

At this time, Abby noticed a row of numbers on the side of the instrument, and he couldn't help but murmured: "One hundred and twenty acupuncture points were opened, this is the true thinker..."

Kurapika was farther away and didn't hear Abby's murmur clearly. But Lu Man beside him heard it clearly!

Lu Mann suddenly looked at Abby.

‘This researcher is not simple! He actually knew the news about the True Reader! ’

At this moment, Kurapika slowly opened his eyes and stepped off the instrument.

"How's the effect?"

"It shows his strength, 90,000! One hundred and twenty acupuncture points were opened!" Abby reported excitedly.

Kurapika didn't show much excitement. He just murmured to himself, "With ninety thousand energy capacity, it seems that I am a B-level telekinesis user."

Abby laughed loudly when he heard this and said: "Hahaha, this class division that fools the public doesn't make much sense."

"Oh? So you have a better reference for level?" Kurapika looked at Abby.

Abby didn't answer, staring at Lu Man with fiery eyes.

"Do you want to try it?"

Hearing this, even Kurapika looked at Lu Man, with a hint of expectation in his eyes.

Lu Man hesitated for a moment. To be honest, he also wanted to truly understand his own strength. Finally, under the expectant gazes of the two people, Lu Man slowly walked towards the instrument.

"Three, two, one, release!"

Lu Man seemed to be on fire, and his whole body was emitting a dazzling light.

Abby was stunned, looking at the monitor, her mouth wide enough to fit an egg in!

‘This is impossible! ’

Abby was shocked and speechless.

Kurapika walked over and took a look. The energy level on the display also stayed at 90,000.

"What's wrong?"

Kurapika frowned, not noticing anything wrong.

Abby's voice trembled: "Five...five hundred and sixty-seven acupuncture points..."

"Huh? What's the difference?" Kurapika asked.

Apparently, Kurapika didn't know about the True Reader.

"When one hundred and eight acupuncture points are opened in the human body, it becomes a person with the ability to read. But in addition to these main acupoints, there are nearly a thousand other acupoints in the human body."

"As long as one more acupuncture point is opened than that of ordinary people with telekinesis ability, then it is extraordinary!"

Although Abby was explaining, her eyes were still fixed on the instrument.

"We will call those who have the ability to read more than 108 acupoints as true readers!"

Kurapika was taken aback and asked slowly: "Is there any difference between true readers?"

Abby scoffed.

"Of course it's different! You can think of the acupuncture points as reservoirs of mind. When the 108 major reservoirs are built, the mind energy will just flow throughout the body."

"But if you can build more reservoirs on this basis, the reserves of Nian will be even greater!"

Abby's metaphor was so vivid that Kurapika understood it instantly.

"Then what's the level division you just mentioned?" Kurapika asked coldly.

Abby raised his head and saw Lu Mann looking over, so he shook his head and sighed: "The levels divided by the Hunter Association are just a vague concept, and the association has no intention of truthfully telling the real levels."

"The association itself adopts the method of raising gu, attracting new hunters from the public, and weeding out the inferior ones through layers of training. So there is no need to explain too much to newcomers, but because of the large base, this set of levels is widely known."

"Actually, the classification of telekinesis users is much more detailed than this."

"Then tell me?"

Kurapika was a little curious. He had never heard of other classifications for people with telekinesis besides ABCD.

As a result, Abby spread her hands and said: "I don't know the specific division. I'm not a telepathic person, why should I care about this?"

Kurapika was so angry that his teeth were itching, and the chain in his hand was shaking. He wanted to directly deal with this ignorant researcher.

At this time, Lu Man walked over, with the same thought surging in his palms, "Why do you know so much? Your identity must be extraordinary, right?"

"Don't get excited."

Abby raised her hands and smiled: "I'm just a researcher. Apart from research, I don't know anything about the rest, and I don't care about it."

"hehe."

Lu Mann sneered and said, "Stop pretending, you are not afraid of Dao Ertai. Compared with him, your status may be higher than lower."

Abby sighed and said: "From the perspective of the Skull and Bones Society, my status is indeed higher than his. I am the chief researcher appointed by the organization."

Then Abby's tone changed, "But, I am not loyal to Skull and Bones!"

"Oh? Then why did you join this organization?" Kurapika sneered again and again. He couldn't bear to hear the words of betrayal from others.

"I just want to do research in one place with peace of mind."

Abby said with an indifferent expression: "I am a worker. The Skull and Bones Society hired me and offered me a good salary, so I joined the Skull and Bones Society to work."

“Technology is guiltless.”

"Some people may use technology to commit crimes, but that's not the fault of the technology itself. All I do is research, and as for the use, that's not my decision."

Kurapika looked at Lu Mann, "What should we do, kill him?"

Lu Man was silent for a moment, and was about to nod.

"Even if you kill me, there will be a second researcher, a third researcher... there will be no end."

"And I don't want to stay in the Skull and Bones Society anymore. I can follow you and accept your supervision at any time." Abby said hurriedly, talking about the benefits of keeping her life.

"When you deal with the Skull and Bones Society in the future, I may be able to help!"

Lu Man thought about it and paced back and forth in the laboratory.

"Okay, I'll keep you alive first. You can choose one of us to follow."

Abby was delighted and chose Lu Man without thinking.

'Great, this is a perfect research subject! Although I am also very tempted by the survivors of the Kuruta tribe, this one is obviously more valuable! '

Kurapika gently pulled Lu Man and whispered, "Is this really okay?"

"It doesn't matter. I'll send him to the association when the time comes." Lu Man whispered.

In fact, Lu Man didn't care whether Abby had other purposes. 'When the time comes, let the iron wire worm control him, and then we can understand his hidden secrets. '

Thinking of this, Lu Man suddenly missed the iron wire worm that fell into a deep sleep. 'I don't know if that guy has woken up now. ’

Kurapika did not object when he saw Lu Man say this. His purpose in coming to Yiyanju City was to take back the eyes of his people, and he did not care about other things.

Abby looked back at the laboratory and sighed, "I am leaving now. I really can't bear to leave the equipment here."

"Are these equipments precious?"

"Of course. The value of the equipment that can measure the amount of gas alone is inestimable! These equipments were found in ancient ruins, and we just made some minor changes."

"With the current level of human technology, it is not as good as developing equipment that can accurately estimate the amount of gas." Abby said with some regret.

"In that case, let's take them all away." Lu Man said softly.

"Are you crazy? Such a large equipment cannot be carried by the two of us alone!" Kurapika looked back at the huge seat equipment.

"It doesn't matter."

Lu Man smiled and said, "I have my own way."