"So high!"
Saitama stopped halfway up. Looking at the mountaintop, which had disappeared into the clouds and was hard to make out, he thumped his thighs, sore from the climb. "So the place you meant was Mr. Bang's dojo, Josen!"
"That's right." It was a rare mountain climb for Josen. He gazed into the distance, admiring the scenery at the foot of the mountain, and asked in return, "When it comes to combat techniques, who in the world could compare to him?"
"Uh, I don't really understand martial arts and stuff. Basically, it's something complicated and cool, right?"
"Hmm, I suppose you could understand it that way?"
-Mr. Bang, Silver Fang, who is also an S-Class Hero in the Hero Association?
Holding a bag containing a luxurious tea gift set in one hand, Genos looked up at the faintly visible dojo buildings on the mountaintop.
Through Saitama and Josen's conversation, he had already retrieved information about the owner of their destination.
At this point, his combat power had yet to reach the level it had when he was rated as Demon Cyborg, and he was not as indifferent to martial arts as Saitama.
In the original story, Saitama was uninterested in martial arts because his own power level was too high.
That was easy enough to understand. Something that could be resolved with one punch really did not call for so many flashy, cool moves and techniques.
Saitama found it boring, and by extension, Genos, a devoted admirer of his teacher, naturally had little interest in martial arts either.
Limited by the strength of his body, his main firepower at this stage consisted of his Incineration Cannon at various power settings. After all, that was how he had earned the nickname Budget Warrior.
As for Little Genos's close-quarters combat... those