126 Chapter 126 Human Beings Have Limits

Fifteen minutes ago.

Moses controlled 3D Hisoka and caused a scene in the underground fighting arena.

Such actions naturally incurred the attacks from the organizers and the present mafia members.

At that time, the entire venue fell into chaos, and Moses, without worrying about substantial harm, fearlessly harvested the Swamp People present.

Any mafia members who tried to stop him would be repelled by the 3D Hisoka he controlled.

Due to the abundance of Nen, the stability of his mimicry was guaranteed. When it comes to threats...

Those guns, bullets, grenades, and even rocket launchers are not as good as those Nen Users in the venue.

Especially the silver-haired woman, who was even accompanied by five other Nen Users.

Although there were some intersections with them in the chaos, Moses didn't care much. After using some means to force the opponent back, he absorbed the remaining Swamp People as quickly as possible.

In the end…

3D Hisoka controlled by Moses successfully absorbed 72 Swamp People in the venue, but other Swamp People unfortunately died in the chaos.

It's a bit of a pity, but there's nothing he can do about it.

After absorbing all the Swamp People that can be absorbed, it is not a problem for him to escape intact due to his ability's mechanism.

It's just, whether it's the battle with Hisoka or the chaos at the venue…

Moses gradually realized that in the future, no matter what ability he expanded, he couldn't easily set up a 'shared damage' limitation.

Perhaps this ability limitation can bring a strong improvement to Soul Echo, but at the same time, Soul Echo will lose its original significant advantages.

If the damage is fed back to the main body, then Moses couldn't act recklessly, whether when he fights Hisoka or causing chaos at the underground fighting arena.

Lying on the top of the abandoned building and listening to the commotion from below, Moses's lips curled up slightly, enjoying the leisurely moment.

"Today is really a good day…"

Moses's whispers faded away with the night wind.

Today, he obtained Nen Exorcism chance and a Surprise Magic Box, moreover, his shadow clone's strength had also improved.

Adding the Swamp People he absorbed before, the total number is almost close to 300.

During this process, Moses could clearly feel the increase in strength of the shadow clone, but at the same time, he could also feel the impending 'limit'.

Although the strength increase obtained by the shadow clone absorbing the Swamp People cannot be fed back to Moses.

But the 'limit' of absorption is determined by Moses.

In other words,

The shadow clone was born from Moses, but the existence of Moses limits the number of Swamp People that the shadow clone can absorb.

This established phenomenon can be summarized in one sentence: Nen abilities have no limits, but human capabilities do.

Moses, who realized this, suddenly thought...

If the Soul Echo were to detach from his control and become a unique entity.

Then, with the help of 'Swamp Man', Soul Echo would probably ascend to the highest level of A-class calamity.

This conjecture is certainly interesting, but the possibility of it becoming a reality is infinitely close to zero.

Unless he were to die in unimaginable pain, and then, due to extreme resentment, Soul Echo will remain in the world in the form of Post-Mortem Nen.

If it were to develop in this way, there might be a tiny possibility.

'In short, before the 'limit' arrives…'

Moses stared at the night sky and thought in his heart: 'There's no need to think so much. What I need to do is to deal with the group of prisoners who escaped from the Fox River Prison as soon as possible."

After resting on the roof for a while, Moses stood up and walked to the edge of the roof, looking at the street below.

He could hear intense gunshots coming from the neighborhood, and he can also see the conspicuous explosions.

The criminal forces in this area seemed to be aggressively pursuing someone.

And Moses, as the instigator, naturally knew everything about it.

He looked at the explosion flames in the distance and smiled: "No need to thank me, just make sure to have some fun, Hisoka."

Putting the blame on Hisoka's head did not give Moses any psychological pressure.

It wasn't specifically to trick Hisoka, but it's because Moses's ability at the moment could only mimic his and Hisoka's appearances.

He had thought about mimicking the appearance of others, but perhaps due to his subconscious reluctance to waste 'memory capacity', the process of mimicking the appearances of others was not smooth.

However, Moses thought that having one 3D Hisoka is enough.

If he were to enter the world of Blacklist Hunter in the future, he could consider using '3D Hisoka' to assassinate some members of the Phantom Troupe after Hisoka joins them.

Thinking of this, some dirty tricks came to Moses's mind.

'It's still too early to think about these things now.'

Moses shook his head slightly, suppressed these thoughts, and turned to look at his own shadow.

'After absorbing those 72 Swamp People prisoners, the shadow clone's overall grade should be 'C-', while Hisoka's overall grade should be around 'B-'.'

Some Nen Abilities have specific ways of judging an opponent's approximate level.

Hisoka's preferred method is to score.

From 1 point to 100 points, with 100 being the highest.

Moses's judgment method is based on the commission level.

The highest score is A+ and the lowest score is G-.

It is worth mentioning that among the ability evaluation methods that appeared in the original work, Moses is most interested in the level system borrowed from games.

Lv1, Lv2, Lv3…

This evaluation method is very intuitive but usually requires extensive experience and keen eyes. Only seasoned strong individuals like Zeno from the Zoldyck Family or Netero could achieve this.

There is also another evaluation method that references game monsters, ranging from the weakest Slime to powerful dragon-level monsters...

While Moses finds this judgment method interesting, it is too unconventional and not straightforward.

If possible, Moses would actually prefer to use a game level system, but he is still somewhat self-aware, so he opted for the more mainstream mission level method.

Moses believes that the current overall grade of the shadow clone is around 'C-'.

By continuing to absorb Swamp People until the limit is reached, if there's no surprise, Moses believed that the shadow clone should be able to be improved to around 'C', or even 'C+'.

However, progressing from 'C+' to 'B-' is estimated to be a very difficult task.

After all, the higher the level, the slower the progression speed. This is common knowledge.

Moses cannot guarantee the accuracy of his judgment method, so he could only consider it a reference.

However, as he gained more experience, the margin of error in his judgment will only decrease.

'For the next stage, I'll need to at least double the quantity, which means, around 600 Swamp People…'

Moses turned and walked towards the stairs.

Because of the mechanism of absorbing Swamp People to become stronger, Moses's current focus is entirely on increasing the strength of his shadow clone.

After leaving the abandoned building, Moses, who remained indifferent to the surrounding tension, openly traversed through the Roland District.

Just as Moses was about to leave the Roland District, he suddenly noticed a man who seemed somewhat familiar.

The other party also appeared to be looking in his direction, but quickly averted his gaze.

'Green hair…'

Moses vaguely recalled something.

'It seems that I had indeed seen this person before.'