Chapter 168 - The Training Of Gon and Killua - Time Will Show

As Killua, Gon, and Biscuit continued to progress through the levels of the Greed Island game, they reached a point where they decided to take a break and rest for a while.

After they had rested for a while, Biscuit nodded and then clapped to wake them up.

Biscuit had Gon and Killua stand in front of her, their faces focused on the task ahead. "Alright, boys," she said firmly. "We need to work on your hand-to-hand combat. You've both improved a lot since we started, but you still have a lot of work to do."

Gon and Killua nodded in agreement, eager to learn more.

"First things first," Biscuit continued. "You need to work on your stance. Your feet need to be shoulder-width apart and your weight evenly distributed."

Gon and Killua shifted their feet, trying to get into the correct stance. Biscuit watched them carefully, making minor adjustments here and there.

"Good," she said finally. "Now, let's work on your punches. Remember to keep your elbows in and use your entire body to generate power."

Gon and Killua started throwing punches, trying to follow Biscuit's instructions.

Biscuit watched them closely, nodding in approval. "You're both doing great," she said. "But remember, the key to a good punch is not just power but also speed and accuracy. Keep working on it."

Gon and Killua nodded, determined to master this new technique. They continued training with Biscuit, listening to her every word and trying their best to improve.

Each time they have punched, they allocated enough nen to their body parts, and each time they have defended, they placed enough "nen" to defend against an enemy attack.

Killua and Gon, in front of Biscuit, worked together. They were slow at first but then got faster and faster quickly.

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Axel, who knew most of the things from the Hunter x Hunter, knew at that point that The Greed Island arc is half-way completed.

He knew that about one month later he was going to meet with Ging to complete the mission.

where he had spent a lot of time training before. He was determined to push his limits even further and spent the next fifteen days training on several points of his stance and anything else he felt needed improvement.

He started his day early, before the sun had risen, and went through his morning routine of stretches and warm-up exercises. After that, he moved on to his combat training, focusing on his footwork, speed, and power. Axel would practice his techniques against imaginary opponents, sometimes switching between his right and left hand.

As the day progressed, Axel would take short breaks in between his training sessions to rest and hydrate. He would also use this time to reflect on his progress, analyze his weaknesses, and plan out his next moves.

"Right now, everything goes slowly. But things will take a big turn..."

Axel also trained his mind by meditating and visualizing his goals. He knew that physical strength was only one aspect of becoming a powerful hunter, and mental fortitude was just as important.

As the sun set each day, Axel would return to his makeshift camp and rest for the night, mentally and physically exhausted but also feeling accomplished.