Death Notice

A slender figure quietly appeared behind the blood mist. Qin Lun looked down at the scissors he had named “Forbidden” and a faint smile appeared on his face.

Ever since he obtained the ability “Blood of Dissection,” Qin Lun had no idea how to use it properly. Even letting Joey try didn’t help. Although he had a stack of high-level application techniques related to Nen Ability, they were of no use to them.

In this matter, Qin Lun felt the limitations of his Law Body for the first time. True, as long as it was a Skill Scroll recognized by the Shattered Starry Sky, the Law Body could instantly grant an Apostle a new combat skill.

Of course, an Apostle could also turn book theories into martial skills recognized by the Shattered Starry Sky through long-term training, just like Qin Lun’s previous gun skills such as “Weakness Crosshair” and “Ballistic Refraction.”

However, the Law Body also had its limits. For example: even if an Apostle truly understood a martial skill in their mind, as long as the Law Body hadn’t fused with this combat law, they actually couldn’t use it. Physical skills were a bit better; they could be data-simulated like Qin Lun did, but magic-type skills were impossible.

Therefore, normal people could still possess the Buddhist kind of “sudden enlightenment” ability, but Apostles absolutely could not.

Qin Lun’s “Blood of Dissection,” obtained from the Hunter World, was like this. The essence of “Blood of Dissection” was actually transformed from a Serial Killer’s aura, only possessing some characteristics of Nen Ability.

But when he tried to use “Blood of Dissection” to simulate various Nen Ability martial skills, he found he could only use some basic Nen Abilities, and even those were simulated martial skills not recognized by the Shattered Starry Sky.

Qin Lun knew this might be related to his constitution data and his Energy Points.