In that case, my Rank as an Otherworld Visitor is probably far beyond what I expected.
I'm certain I haven't fully explored its true potential yet.
"I see."
Ging wasn't surprised. Instead, a hint of determination entered his eyes.
"It seems I've found one more thing to pursue in this world."
"You and Chairman Netero are both ahead of me."
Although Ging wasn't a pure martial artist, he was a highly accomplished Nen User, and he had run into a bottleneck as well.
Pursuing a higher realm was only natural for an adventurer.
Biscuit was equally thoughtful.
"So Post-Mortem Nen can be used like this?"
"That's rather daring, isn't it?"
Any Nen User with even a little experience knew that Post-Mortem Nen was more powerful. But it was also more dangerous, and could even become uncontrollable.
It usually only appeared in the presence of extreme malice or a powerful will to die. Ordinary Nen Users couldn't trigger Post-Mortem Nen, much less control it.
Yet great death could give rise to great life. Post-Mortem Nen was difficult to control, but couldn't it also be a good way to break through one's limits?
Wasn't Hisoka, that bathroom warrior, proof of that? By using Post-Mortem Nen, he had greatly increased his strength and could silently kill experts who had once been on his level.
Later, one of Ging's students also used Post-Mortem Nen to achieve resurrection.
"So what do we do now?"
Biscuit looked at Nara Dan, who had shed his Giant Avatar, and asked.
Nara Dan shrugged.
"Just leave Chairman Netero somewhere quiet."
"If it works, he'll survive."
"And if it doesn't?"
Biscuit furrowed her brow.
"Chairman Netero will die?"
Nara Dan shook his head.
"Not necessarily. He might turn into some kind of monster born from Post-Mortem Nen."
"If that happens,