Marvel: Hunter Chapter 25: Level Up

Novel: Marvel: Hunter Author: LordImmortal0170 Updated: Jun 02, 2026

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After the initial excitent, Blaine completely cald down. He needed to carefully plan how to use the fifty million.

Instant Transmission cost 500 million — directly passed, he really couldn't afford it.

Sharingan was also passed — in this world, the basic Sharingan wasn't enough to make a na for itself. Only the Rinnegan or the Rinnegan with the Nine Tomoe Sharingan could stand out in the Marvel universe.

As for Fire and Water abilities, buying them would only get him Lv.1, and they would still need upgrades — so they were temporarily put aside.

Wall-Phasing Technique, X-Ray Vision — those were also passed for now.

That left Mind Reading, priced at 10 million dollars.

It was expensive, yes, but definitely very useful — his top choice.

However, before buying anything new, it was better to first upgrade the abilities he already had.

When it ca to abilities, quality mattered more than quantity.

A hundred people with Lv.1 abilities might manage to defeat one Lv.2 opponent, but against a Lv.3? Even a thousand Lv.1 abilities would be useless.

So battles can't be won with numbers.

[Host: Blaine

Physical Strength: 6

Hunter Rank: D

Abilities: [Absolute Hit Lv.1] [Combat Technique]

Equipnt: [White Snake's Bow] ]

Combat Technique was a skill that, once purchased, was set for life — it wouldn't matter even if he got billion- or trillion-dollar missions in the future.

The most important thing to upgrade was [Absolute Hit].

Currently, Absolute Hit was at Lv.1, still within the bounds of a normal human. It was fine for the early stages of the Marvel world, but it would definitely beco insufficient later on.

He imdiately clicked upgrade.

[Absolute Hit Lv.1]: Upgrade Cost: 1,000,000.

Blaine scratched his head. Upgrading from Lv.1 to Lv.2 actually required one million dollars. His earlier assumption that it would only take three hundred thousand dollars was too naïve.

He had thought: if buying it cost 100,000, upgrading should cost just a few hundred thousand, right?Now he realized it was ten tis more — a full million for an upgrade!

It was a good thing he didn't rush to buy Fire Ability. Even if he didn't know if every power had such steep upgrade costs, it definitely wouldn't be cheap.

Still, ten million was ten million — upgrading was absolutely necessary. After a brief mont of regret, Blaine went ahead and clicked upgrade.

[Absolute Hit Lv.2]: Upgrade cost: 10,000,000.

Alright, again it multiplied by 10 — from one million to ten million.

What did Absolute Hit Lv.2 an? It had already been explained earlier.

After upgrading Absolute Hit to Lv.2, Blaine picked up a pen from the table beside him.

Then he flicked it lightly.

The pen shot out at an extrely slow speed through the air.

Advancing just a few centiters per second.

It was like sothing floating in outer space, slowly and steadily heading toward Blaine's intended target.

This was Absolute Hit Lv.2 — a power that transcended the ordinary. No matter how strong or weak the force behind it, as long as Blaine released it, it would unconditionally strike the intended target. At this level, it was no longer limited to the line of sight.

Of course, if the object carrying the "force" were destroyed, the effect would be broken.

Watching the pen crawl through the air like a snail, Blaine flicked his finger at it.

"Clack."

Without any surprise, the pen fell to the ground.

Even at this stage, the ability was already amazing.

But…

It was still not enough.

Blaine shook his head.

Just Lv.2 — it still felt like sothing was missing.

Continue upgrading!

Upgrading from Lv.2 to Lv.3 required ten million dollars. It was expensive, but still within his ans.

[Absolute Hit Lv.3]: Upgrade cost: 1,000,000,000.