Hunter X Hunter Tests Novels & Stories

"I have an idea, and it may cause some problems with the other Hunters, as well as with practically the whole continent. I need to know now. Will you stand by my decisions and trust it is for the betterment of the Hunters?" A resounding yes rang through the still night air, spooking an owl that had been resting on a tree branch nearby and causing it to fly away. Smiling, he leaned back. "We will hold a contest tomorrow, just to be sure, but I am already sure I have made the right choice."

She was always cautious with me, even more so when aunt Lexie died giving birth to her second daughter, who died a few days later. Maximo, Bruno, and my parents were spectators, waiting for my brother to start the test. It wasn't long before everything was ready, and we were just waiting for it to start. —Today, we will perform the speed test; this test will take you to the limit of your capabilities; demanding your maximum effort. you know the rules and the colors at your fingertips, let's see if this time, we witness something memorable,— said Xander to all the warriors. —In your positions, remember that you must start in human form and return in your wolf, stay united as one,— said Xander

he assured Ambrose, who was a little disturbed by the idea of surviving at night. “The second test will be to defeat a werewolf in the daylight. And the third one will be to defeat a vampire at night. Both of these tests will be in a team because it’s obvious that a pup can’t defeat an adult.” Theodore said and looked at Ambrose. “What do you say?” “Fine with me. But I will meet that vampire and that hunter first before leaving him or her anywhere near pups.” Ambrose said. “I doubt that the hunter will reveal his or her identity. All I can say is that hunter is your nephew, Lia’s brother. If you want to….”

Everyone in the clan had undergone it as it was compulsory and the first step to becoming a werewolf hunter. Caelum asked what the test was and how he was ready. Helsinger smiled and asked him to calm down. The test was already prepared for, and he indeed would be undergoing it, but he would not tell him what it was about. However, he had to remember that this test was a test of survival and determination to be free.

She could feel death’s invitation for her as she stared into those demonic eyes. SPLAT! ….. About a week later… At the border between the Cyss Empire and the Omni Kingdom. Thousands of people were gathered on the vast field surrounded by mountains, marshlands and other terrains. Today was the starting day of the special event that takes place every year. The Hunter Exam. People of all races clad in armour of their own style. Some did not wear visible armour such as mages and other certain people with special abilities. People gifted with talents to master their powers and the confidence to use them took the exam in order to test their worth. Among these people were two teenagers who came fro

Zeke stated. “So it does mean me.” Hunter said, more to himself than to anyone. “Unfortunately, yes.” Zeke said, which only brought on Hunter’s glare once more. “What about the last part?” I asked, hoping to defuse the situation before it got out of hand. “The things you have endured and will continue to endure, are your tests. Your life was never meant to be as difficult as it was, but they were the tests that would determine if you were worthy to fulfill the prophecy.” Zeke stated, his gaze focused on me so intensely, I felt like he was burning a hole through me.

Richard looked at her with pride, knowing Amalie would be proud of the daughters they had created. The girls had turned 18 in April and it was now June. They were officially old enough for their first Hunt. The Hunt was a three-week festival that happened every June. Every tribe in the Shifter Kingdom was mandated to send their unmated adult shifters to the Hunt. It was here, and here alone, that an alpha shifter was able to find and claim their omega mate. Claiming and marking outside of the Hunt was punishable, not by death, they weren't savages, but definitely by public humiliation and demotion within the shifter ranks. To be able to control yourself and your baser desires was the highest

He grabs one of the tubes and holds it up into the light in front of me. "I still need to test it and might need to change a few things. I don't know what it will do. As you said I am a scientist, not a witch. I used body substances and added some heavy steroids to emphasise the substances our body makes, that give us strength and speed and make us heal quickly. I need to test it before I know what it will do and if it works. If it is temporary or permanent." "Okay, we will get you a rogue to test on. Let me know if you find anything in Hunter's blood." He nods and I leave the labs. I mindlink Troy one of my men that is on border patrol.

A warrior stood by the mechanism, ready to cut the gears loose. There were two swinging stones, and they looked heavy enough to crush a man's skull. I swallowed hard. "Today's test is entirely about agility and your ability to evade," Commander Hunter announced, pacing in front of the machine. "Both ropes are set up such that the stones come at you fast and unpredictably, but at the exact same time. You need to dodge them using your reflexes. If they knock into you, you will end up with some seriously painful bruises, or broken bones at worst. But those are minor injuries in war. Step up."

Better they believe I was nothing. The second test was worse. This one didn’t involve ancient devices or glowing lights. This one involved Lucan. He stepped forward, his presence alone quieting the field. His grey eyes swept across the line of girls, and the air itself seemed to thicken, heavy and sharp. The elder announced that each candidate would be tested directly by Lucan himself—measured by how long she could withstand his pressure without yielding. The faster one broke, the weaker she was deemed. One by one, the girls braced themselves as Lucan’s aura surged out—raw power pressing against them like an invisible weight. Some held out well, others faltered in seconds. Each failure was m