Gelman slowly began to understand how Netero must have felt all these years after reaching the pinnacle of the Six Continents.
After every victory, Netero would habitually reach out, take the loser's hand, give it a gentle shake, and offer a quiet word of comfort, saying something like, "The future is yours."
But when would this so-called "future" actually arrive?
When Netero grew old? Or when a once-in-a-century talent like Gelman rose to prominence? Or perhaps both?
By then, that "future" would likely have passed through several generations. Decades would flash by in an instant, and Netero's defeated opponents would grow old before he did.
--"Hunter Badge · Grudge bestowal"--
"Grudge Memory of the Gloomy Dragon King"
"Teleport Lantern"
Gelman had obtained the "Grudge Memory of the Gloomy Dragon King" from Zaiiro. Along with the "Grudge Memory of Stag Beetle" he had acquired earlier, he now had two "Grudge Memories."
They were single-use consumables that could serve a purpose similar to a "Nen Beast," so Gelman hadn't used them in this campaign.
Next was the "Teleport Lantern." He already had three unused "Teleport Lanterns," and this time, the "Silver White Triangle" had finally reacted in a new way.
The three "Teleport Lanterns" linked together through three silver-white lines, and an eye opened at their very center.
Gelman understood how to use it.
By expending three "Teleport Lanterns," he could activate the "Silver White Triangle" and choose one of two effects.
The first option was to instantly reset the cooldown.
After returning to Greed Island this time, Gelman was theoretically supposed to wait 80 days before he could use the "Teleport Lantern" again. With this method, he could teleport immediately.
Of course, the rule that doubled the cooldown still applied. If Gelman and his group used this method to reach the