Chapter 132.2 \n<h1>Chapter 132 Pride â˘Â </h1>\n\nâAn illusionâŚâŚ Maybe? With a build like that, he probably isnât a vanguard.â (Hay)
âAn illusion with substance? Thatâs ridiculous. It would be more convincing if you say he used his body to defend!â (Arnold)
Hunters are always assuming the unknown, but no matter what, there is a limit to it. If you assume that your opponent is omniscient and omnipotent, then you canât become Hunter.
Think of all the possibilities and deny those yourself.If you donât make your opponent draw his sword, you canât even assume how you should stand against him.
If there was one way to win, then ââ It would be for Arnold to face him with all his strength. ăHeavy Lightning Strikeă is Arnoldâs Alias, the name he won by his own hand and also the name of his strongest attack.
Whether it is a barrier or his body, all I have to do is to strike him with a blow that surpasses all of it. A simple answer, one that Arnold likes.
However, if an attack that ăInfinite Varietyă canât withstand comes at him, he will at least dodge it. The dodging ability of a Hunter who has reached Level 8 canât be low. It is hard to believe that the big move will land.
As Arnold calmed his anger and thought, a voice called out to him from behind.It is the voice of someone reckless who doesnât know anything.
âOssan! Could it be that Ossanâs goal is ăInfinite Varietyă?â (Gilbert)
ââŚâŚâ (Arnold)\n
I raised my face and glared at him, but Gilbert didnât show any particular reaction and for some reason nodded with a moving expression.His Party Members behind him were looking at him with a shocked expression. But that didnât stop Gilbert, who couldnât read the mood, to talk.
âI know, I understand. He is also my goal. I canât avoid him if Iâm going to be the strongest Hunter. Because I have to get back my Sword of Purgatory. âŚâŚ Well, I donât think I can beat him at all, yet.â (Gilbert)
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ââŚâŚâ (Arnold)
Words that were so arrogant. Gilbert has a decent talent and if you judge him from his current abilities, he is mid-level, but from Arnoldâs perspective, he is still not good enough. I donât think that the attack of the brat in front of me will penetrate ăInfinite Varietyâsă defence while Arnoldâs attack couldnât do it at all.
Gilbert sat down in front of Arnold, bit into the, who knows what kind of meat it was, meat skewer and said while chewing.
âI did my research on him. Weeell, like I said before, I didnât get detailed information. But, I understood something.â (Gilbert)
ââŚâŚ What?â (Arnold)
When Arnold asked back without having a lot of expectation, Gilbert crossed his arms and said with a frown.
âIt is that ăInfinite Varietyă isnât a âThief (Tozoku)â or a âSwordsman (Kenshi)â or a âPaladin (Shugo Kishi)â or a âMagi (Madoshi)â or an âAlchemist (Renkinjutsushi)â. Apparently, before becoming a Hunter, ăInfinite Varietyă was careful to not get the same job class as his friends.â (Gilbert)
Most of the job class Gilbert said was the most common one. \nMost Hunters fall into one of those categories. If it is different from those, then there are only a few possible job classes left.
ââŚâŚâŚâŚ Then, what? Donât tell me you want to say that he is a Healer (Writer1)?â (Arnold)
âNo, because he used a Relic to healâŚâŚ He probably isnât one. He also doesnât have a weapon like a âWarrior (Senshi)â ââ Even after thinking about it, I couldnât figure it out. I was wondering if Ossan was able to figure it out.â (Gilbert)
Said Gilbert weakly. What a useless man.Â
However, we didnât have any information to begin with. If what he said was true, then it will at least be useful as a reference.
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As Arnold began to ponder again, Hay said.
âIn any case, letâs take a rest for today. The chase will restart tomorrow, itâs hard without a carriage, but we can look for one in a city along the way.â (Hay)
ââŚâŚ Do you know where ăInfinite Varietyă is heading to?â (Arnold)
I donât think there are any wheel tracks left around. At Arnoldâs question, Hay twisted his lips into a smile.Because of the tension, Arnold is reflected in his dilated pupil.
\nI shrugged my shoulders and stood up to talk to the coachmen, Black and his friends.Â