Unmanned Triangle X Potion List

Kevin left with the Number Plate.

Locke stood alone, deep in thought, reviewing the battle that had just ended.

He knew full well that the difference in combat strength between the two sides was reflected in every aspect and was a pure difference in ability.

Kevin is most likely an Enhancement Type- type Devil Fruit user, although he did not use Nen ability during the battle.

When Kevin seized the opportunity to destroy his [Stinger Shuttle], Locke realized that he only had two choices left: escape or defeat, and victory was already out of reach.

In fact, from the moment Kevin first spotted him and threw a punch in his direction, Locke had a vague premonition that he might not be a match for him.

Therefore, although this result was expected, it still left him feeling deeply dissatisfied.

Because of a complete defeat.

What puzzled Locke most was that Kevin knew he had another type of Drone.

He simply couldn't understand how Kevin had discovered it, and he refused to believe it was merely a guess.

Locke's Nen ability, [Unmanned Triangle], allows him to materialize three different types of Drone.

The first type is a [Carrier Drone], which has a strong carrying capacity and can transport objects weighing more than twice Locke's weight, making it a key tool for his flight.

The Drone's signal range is an area with a radius of five kilometers centered on itself.

However, its only function is transportation; its defenses are weak, and it is easily shot down.

Moreover, once the cargo is unloaded, the Drone immediately dissipates and needs a cooling period before it can reappear.

Furthermore, the larger the payload and the lower the altitude, the slower the flight speed and the less maneuverability.

The second type is the [Stinger Shuttle], which is his only means of attack.

This Drone attacks its opponent via a probe that can inject Paralysis Toxin upon contact with the target's body.

Its flight range is relatively small, only 350 meters. The further it goes beyond this range, the more difficult it becomes to control, and the more unstable the signal becomes.

However, this Drone possesses stealth capabilities, making it ideal for surprise attacks.

However, before he could launch a surprise attack, Kevin discovered him, leaving him no choice but to summon the Shuttle Drone in front of Kevin.

At this point, hiding is pointless, unless the opponent doesn't know how to use [Condensation].

From the moment he was discovered, his fate was sealed.

The third type is the [Reconnaissance Drone], which never appeared in the battle. It is an airship-like aircraft about one meter long, equipped with cameras for observation.

It can fly up to 1,000 meters high, but due to the limitations of camera pixels, the higher it flies, the worse the observation accuracy becomes.

Typically, cameras achieve their best accuracy at an altitude of 500 meters above the ground.

The Drone flies slowly, similar to a person jogging, but its advantage is that Locke doesn't need to focus on controlling it and it consumes less Nen Aura.

It was with the help of this Drone that Locke was able to pinpoint Kevin's location as soon as Kevin landed on the island and quickly head over.

However, Locke's Nen ability can only manifest two Drone at a time, and he needs to personally control each Drone.

Therefore, when different Drone take turns operating, the control efficiency of one Drone will always be affected.

If he weren't so afraid to release the [cargo Drone], he could have easily controlled another [Stinger Shuttle] to hide and launch a sneak attack to paralyze the enemy.

It's a pity there are no "what ifs".

"What a pity," Locke thought to himself. If Kevin hadn't scanned him in the first place, if his tracking skills had been more refined...

He could have injected the poison into Kevin's body during the surprise attack, paralyzing him and thus taking all 100 points from him. But now, not only did he not get the points, he also lost 95 points.

Locke sighed, shook his head helplessly, and shook these thoughts out of his mind.

He conjured a [Reconnaissance Drone] with a wave of his hand, and as the drone slowly rose, the scenery within a radius of several kilometers came into view.

Finding prey on the island was fraught with difficulty for Kevin, but it was no challenge for Locke.

Only 95 points.

"This is the Drone you used to pinpoint my location, isn't it?"

Kevin's voice suddenly rang out beside Locke.

"Ha!"

The sudden sound startled Locke. He leaped up, grabbed the [Carrier Drone], and flew into the air, warily watching Kevin had suddenly appeared behind him.

"What do you want? I don't have any scorecards left."

Kevin looked at him and smiled, "Don't be so nervous. I can give you back your Number Plate. How about we work together?"

Kevin's probe rod-shaped [circle], which can extend 400 meters, has a considerable range, but it is still somewhat insufficient in this vast area.

Furthermore, Kevin's methods of tracking his prey were extremely limited. More importantly, the scoreboard he had just taken from Locke was now stuck back on himself, and the Number Plate was shining brightly and was exceptionally conspicuous.

This means that with a score of 195, he would be able to move around the island with a 100-point card and a 995-point card. Anyone who saw him would avoid him, which greatly hindered his ability to hunt other candidates.

Kevin had already conceived the idea of cooperating with Locke when he first suspected that Locke possessed a reconnaissance Drone, hoping to use Locke's abilities to hunt.

So, although he appeared to leave, he secretly returned and indeed saw Locke using the [Reconnaissance Drone].

Locke stared warily at Kevin, pondered for a moment, and then asked, "If we're going to cooperate, you have to show some sincerity, right? What can you offer?"

Locke was not afraid of Kevin's threats.

The reason he lost that previous battle was mainly because he wanted to test Kevin's strength; he wanted to win the fight.

If he's only focused on escaping, it won't be easy for Kevin to catch him; he could simply fly away in Drone.

He was aware of his strengths, so he knew that getting a high score in this exam would not be difficult for him.

"Haven't you always wanted to know what my Nen ability is? Actually, there's no point in hiding it." Kevin said, taking a vial of medicine from his waist and throwing it to Locke.

A Drone appeared in front of Locke in an instant and caught the medicine steadily.

"The potion? It definitely has traces of Nen on it—how did you do that? Shouldn't you be Enhancement Type?"

Locke was filled with doubt; he simply couldn't understand how Kevin, if he was an Enhancement Type ability user, could create the potion.

Enhanced control? Enhanced brain? But why is there such a clear Nen Aura fluctuation in the potion? This is clearly a product of Nen ability.

"Hehe."

Kevin simply smiled and didn't explain further. Instead, he pointed to the potion and said, "I'm a support- Nen user, and the potions I make have various functions. If you need them, just prepare the necessary materials, and I can even customize one for you."

"This is my way of showing my sincerity in cooperating—giving you the right to purchase potions from me."

That's right, the reason Kevin values Locke is precisely because of his Nen ability.

Kevin didn't intend to use Locke for anything; rather, he hoped to establish a cooperative relationship with him and make Locke one of his suppliers.

After all, relying solely on Kevin to obtain the materials would be time-consuming, laborious, and inefficient.

Moreover, having more suppliers is an advantage for him, because they are also buyers.

"Huh?" Locke looked puzzled; it sounded like he should be incredibly grateful.

But Kevin's words forced him to reconsider, because Kevin seemed very confident, which meant that the potion he made might really be extraordinary.

Otherwise, such pretentious posturing would be utterly ridiculous.

What are the effects of this medicine?

Kevin didn't answer directly, but instead took out a small piece of paper from his pocket and tossed it to Locke.

Locke reached out and took the slip of paper, unfolded it, and saw that it listed various potions, all of which Kevin was willing to sell at this stage.

It also included information about the newly produced medicines intended for sale during this period.

These potions are sold because they are effective and the materials required are not difficult to obtain. Although the cost of purchasing the materials is considerable, the value of the potions themselves is enough to recoup the cost.

Moreover, as Kevin's basic strength increases, the time and cost of brewing potions also decrease.

The description of the medicine and its effects on the note greatly appealed to Locke.

D-class potion:

Price: 100w-1000w Jeni Material Requirements: 1-5 units per [Truth Serum]: As the name suggests, it is used on those with weak willpower, making them answer any questions. (Price: 250w Jeni)

[Bone Setting Potion]: As its name suggests, after the fracture site is immobilized, one dose can heal most fractures within its duration. (Price: 200w Jeni)

- [Healing Agent]: As the name suggests, it is used to treat external wounds and is remarkably effective. Half should be taken orally and the other half applied topically. (Price: 700w Jeni)

- [Voice Silencer]: After ingestion, the user will be unable to speak for the duration of the potion's effect. (Price: 200w Jeni)

- [Refreshment Potion]: Can restore energy and treat some acute headache symptoms, but should not be used continuously, otherwise side effects may occur, requiring a long recovery period. (Price: 550w Jeni)

- [Nutrient Potion]: Rich in various essential nutrients, it may not guarantee satiety after consumption, but it can help maintain nutritional balance in the body for a period of time and resist symptoms caused by various forms of malnutrition. (Price: 100w Jeni)

- [Antidote]: A universal antidote that can neutralize common toxins, and can also have a certain inhibitory effect on some specially made powerful toxins. (Price: 10 million Jeni)

- [Disease Treatment Kit]: A multi-potion medicine kit that can cure common diseases on the market. For special diseases, as long as they are not completely incurable, customized medicines can be tried. (Price: 100w-1000w)

(Jeni)

C-class potion:

Price: 10 million - 500 million Jeni Material Requirements: 10-50 units - [Power Potion]: Increases muscle strength and visible energy, but accelerates the consumption of stamina and energy.

(Price: 50 million Jeni)

- [Healing Potion]: Can quickly heal internal and external wounds, but consumes a large amount of stamina and energy. (Price: 100 million Jeni)

- [Digestion Potion]: Continuously consumes Qi, accelerates food breakdown and digestion, and accumulates energy and nutrients. It can be quickly consumed and used for growth through exercise; otherwise, it will accumulate as fat. (Price: 10 million Jeni)

After reading it, Locke couldn't find a reason to refuse.

After all, even if he fails this exam, he will have another chance next year, and the year after that. He doesn't necessarily have to get his Hunter License this time.

But if there were a real opportunity to buy these potions, it would be an opportunity that comes along only once in a lifetime.

He was not a fool; he could naturally see the value and effects of these medicines and was perfectly able to accept the prices listed on them.

As for changing his mind, Locke wasn't worried.

Since Kevin can make potions and has produced such a list of products, he obviously makes a living from it and is unlikely to go back on his word.

Moreover, he was wondering if he could cooperate more deeply with the other party.

Even if we take a step back and assume the worst, knowing a pharmacist with such abilities could be a lifeline in a life-threatening situation.

"No problem, we can cooperate. However, we can't cooperate forever, since the points are limited. Even with my scouting assistance, the points we can hunt are still limited. We'll split them equally then."

It will be very troublesome.

Kevin was prepared for Locke's concerns and said directly, "It won't take too long. Just use your Nen ability to scout for me for one day. I believe the remaining time will be enough for you to accumulate enough points to advance smoothly."

Upon hearing this, Locke nodded, and the cooperation was thus concluded.

The two acted swiftly.

To show his sincerity in cooperating, Kevin offered to let Locke take his 95 points, but Locke waved his hand and refused.

In his view, failure is failure, and getting the points back would only make him feel ashamed and it would be meaningless. Besides, he didn't need those 95 points.

With his abilities, he could easily thrive in this forest and accumulate more than enough points.

During the collaboration, Kevin directly controlled two [Reconnaissance Drone], covering almost half the island within their reconnaissance range; Kevin then launched swift attacks based on the reconnaissance information, hunting down prey back and forth.

Itel was one of the candidates in this exam.

At this moment, he is walking through the Dense Forest.

He built a simple shelter next to a rocky outcrop, which provided him with some cover.

He was munching on the fruit he had picked, watching the small animals roasting over the tiny fire in front of him.

Itel was still recovering from an injury sustained in the previous exam, which put him at a disadvantage from the very beginning of this exam.

Therefore, he planned to rest for a day, adjust his condition, and then think about how to hunt prey.

"Hunter License... it's so hard to get."

He muttered to himself, then sighed.

From a young age, he believed he was exceptionally gifted, able to learn anything quickly, and full of confidence in his mind and physical abilities.

However, after taking this exam, he truly realized what it meant to be outmatched by others and to have a limitless potential.

Perhaps he was indeed a genius in his home country, but everyone who could enter this examination hall was a genius among geniuses.

Just as he was lost in thought, a noise suddenly came from beside him.

He instinctively turned his head to look, only to see a Shadow Creature flash by. Before he could react, everything went black, and he collapsed to the ground.

Kevin looked at the unconscious Itel, reached out and took the 75-point score card from his chest, and immediately stuck the score card to himself.

By this time, Kevin was covered in score tags; aside from his own and Locke's, he had successfully hunted down four examinees.

This was the result of his careful selection. Although the reconnaissance range was wide, the chances of catching up and quickly obtaining score cards through combat were limited in a short period of time, so Kevin naturally prioritized high-scoring targets.

Those guys who scored 50, 55, or 65 points were completely different; he didn't want to waste any more time.

The scores of these four candidates were 75, 70, 70, and 80 respectively, all of which are considered high scores.

As darkness fell, Kevin pushed Itel into the shelter he had built himself, then quickly returned to Locke's side.

Locke said, "My reconnaissance range and accuracy decrease at night, especially on this dark island."

"Doesn't your reconnaissance Drone have night vision?" Kevin, somewhat puzzled.

"Yes, it exists, but both the range and accuracy are significantly reduced compared to daytime," Locke explained.

His usual activity area is in the city, where the difference between night and day is not obvious, unlike in the wild where it is almost pitch black at night, which drastically reduces his reconnaissance range.

"It seems the reconnaissance Drone is much less effective at night," Kevin thought to himself, then looked at Locke, patted him on the shoulder, and said, "Then you'd better train yourself properly."

He felt that the other party's Nen ability had great potential, and that minor costs and problems could almost be eliminated by strengthening one's own potential Nen.

Locke initially thought it was just Kevin joking, but then frowned and asked, "What do you mean by that?"

"You need to train more! More training will improve your strength, make up for some of the shortcomings of your Nen ability, and strengthen its advantages."

Kevin said matter-of-factly, "Isn't that normal?"

Just like his bodily memory, it's simple and direct, and doesn't take up much Memory Capacity.

The stronger he is, the stronger his body's memory ability becomes.

"You... you can do that?" Locke asked in surprise. "Why not?" Kevin looked puzzled; in his view, this was perfectly normal.

Most people develop Nen ability when their own strength is relatively weak, and at that time, Nen ability often have various limitations.

The results were also difficult to achieve as expected.

However, with continuous training and increased strength, some of the side effects of Nen ability will gradually weaken or even disappear, and the effects produced will also be enhanced.

Since Nen ability is essentially a manifestation of individual will, improvements in both the body and will will naturally lead to advancements in Nen ability.

This is different from rebuilding a Nen ability. Rebuilding or adding Nen ability requires sufficient Memory Capacity support, and as strength increases, it is difficult to increase Memory Capacity accordingly, but the original Nen ability can be strengthened.

"I see, I see."

Locke muttered to himself, clearly a self-taught amateur, whose understanding of Nen ability mostly came from his own exploration.

After Kevin said that, he realized that he really should train harder and improve some details of his Nen ability.