Hunter X Hunter Tests Novels & Stories

“You’re not supposed to—” “She needs to know,” Jax cut in. “Or she’ll fail.” I held Derek’s gaze. “Let him.” Derek looked away. Jax continued. “The first test is the Circle,” he said. “They isolate you. No bond. No pack. They see if your wolf folds.” My chest tightened. “The second is Witness,” he went on. “They bring in voices from your past. People who broke you. People you loved.” Drail. Sienna. My twin.

Just like in the previous lifetime, Ian retrieved a pair of glasses and put them on once the exam started. He even kept using a ruler to reflect sunlight onto my desk, trying to lure me into glancing his way. I decided to cooperate and looked over at him a few times. Of course, I was only checking whether he was properly copying my answers. Watching Ian fill in his answer sheet in perfect sync with my pacing, I almost laughed out loud right there in the exam hall. 'Well done, Keith. Without you, how could I ever get into Alpheno College? Shirley promised to spend the whole night with me tonight. Should I go home and get changed?'

"Are you sure about that, leader Matilda? The hunter is tricky. She always changes her appearance, therefore, it's a bit hard to find her. I also heard from her victims that she use something to hide her real scent." Kasper looks at his mom and she just nods. Kasper's mother gave him a look to just follow her command. "My son is not the leader of the alpha pack for nothing. He just needs to observe the hunter and find out who's her informant because I guess that there is a spy here in our village... Don't let your guard down, my son. And if you found an opportunity, kill the hunter!" "Yes, mother," Kasper said and bow to her. "I will accompany the alpha leader." Every one of them look at Fli

I nod my head watching everyone, we take several turns before getting to a higa room,walking in behind her, I see snow and few others engrossed in some sort of conversation, kailtin coughs a little for them to notice our presence, "That was fast, did she pass the first round?" "Yes she did" "Told you she is an hunter material" I find it hard wrapping my head around the conversation, Kaitlin seems to catch up taking note if my reaction, "The first round was a test" "You mean throwing around few ounches at a bag?" "Nope not that" "Then what?"

The alter served many purposes but in this instance it was used to test the bloodline of the child, if he wasn’t a pure Hunter then the alter wouldn’t even make the slightest reaction no matter what was done, apart from that it was used in testing one’s talent, after the person’s blood has been dropped at it’s very center the lines will light up with crimson light followed by the runes, the number of runes one was able to light up will correspond ones’ talent, lightening up three or less runes symbolizes poor aptitude, four to six runes symbolizes an average or normal aptitude, seven to nine runes symbolizes superb talents, ten runes symbolizes a genius, eleven talent runes symbolizes a rare

“The test operates in a host-energy basis. It feeds on your energy and uses your own perception to build the sequence of test that will awaken your dominant qualities. From there, we will draw the conclusion and put you in the Quarter you belonged to.” One of Z’s brows raised. “And you’ve proceed to that test without checking our body? How thick can you get? You’re going to subject us in that stupid test without telling us what it will do—” “Actually, Miss, you’re wrong in two accounts. First, each Shadowest is aware of the test’s drill. Secondly, the door is the one who measures their energy and the one who inferred whether they are eligible for the test. Have you not felt the cold sensatio

My voice was hoarse and tight. "Yes," he murmured breathlessly as his hands reached for his ass cheeks. He quickly spread them apart until his tight hole was staring straight at me. My lubed hands reached for his ass hole and rubbed it into his skin. He moaned softly. A smirk curved my lips. "You like when I touch your tight little butt don't you?" I asked as I carefully applied more of the lube to the spot. I didn't want to hurt him later. One of my fingers carefully slipped his tight hole to test if it was well lubricated.

Valen thought to himself. "Welcome," the cold word brought him back to reality. Nothing was welcoming about that. "All of you here will be tested to show your strength and whether or not you will be worthy of being here. These tests comprise three major ones. The first one is the blood test, the second one is the test of war, and the third one is the Wolf Bane Test. This is also to let you know that you might not survive these tests to the end. You might lose your life if you can not withstand the pressure from these tests. If you end up dying, your body will either be disposed of or sent to your family... if we remember their names," the huge man with an eye patch announced.

She saw the pattern, the seam, and with a sudden dive she pushed through, slipping between iron and leather, her shoulder brushing hard against the shield’s rim before she rolled free on the other side. The circle shifted, warriors adjusting with surprise in their eyes, though none spoke. She rose with dirt streaking her palms, her chest heaving, but her gaze found Hunter’s. He gave no praise, only the slightest narrowing of his eyes as though noting her instinct. The second test came with no warning. A heavy stone, large enough to strain even seasoned arms, was dropped at her feet. “Move it to the post,” Hunter ordered, gesturing toward a wooden stake half-buried in the far edge of the yard

In that moment, I glanced at Hunter who is now giving me a placating smile. That's right. This is nothing but a simulation. He, I look at Hunter's approaching figure, is not real. None of this is. And that feeling of being watched, is probably from the entire crowd watching me throw myself out of this tests. And I recall Hunter's goofy smirk as if he knew I was going to lose not in my introduction, but in these tests! Closing my eyes, I take deep, slow breaths to calm my anger. When my breathing finally evened out and my chest no longer heaved, just as the adrenaline began to dissipate from my veins, I turn to Hunter with an innocent, heart warming smile.