Chapter 1852 - Mirror Neuron (1/2)

Everyone was looking at each other, and somehow, the moment they looked at each other's eyes, they understood everyone. Then without hesitation, they talked to each other before they left him in the living room.

Haru looked at his girlfriends in his original world directly, became friendly, and brought both Maya and Suzune to Sora's room, talking to each other since they needed to know each other better, right?

It might be because they had gotten used to it, so they weren't all that surprised and accepted the matter quickly, but Haru wasn't sure how their reaction was when they learned Maya was pregnant.

Haru sat on the sofa and closed his eyes. Somehow, he felt that he was at home at that moment. It took a lot of time to complete a quest, and it wasn't rare for him to stay for a few months to half a year to complete the quest.

Luckily, the time was his original stop, so even though it was only a few months for him, it was only for a few moments for everyone in his original world.

Haru was wondering when he was going to have the ability to stop the time or create a special space for each of his women to stay. He saw the ”App Store” on the Group Chat and saw such an ability, but it needed a lot of points, which made him sigh.

Haru then thought about his reward, which was Midora's Mirror Neuron. He was alone now, so it was very good for him to accept his reward now.

'But Mirror Neuron, huh?'

Suddenly Haru thought about his experience when he accepted the body of Aquaman and couldn't help but frown, but unlike before, his resilience over the pain was several times better, so without hesitation, he accepted his reward. Looking at his smartphone again, he accepted his reward, and suddenly an inexplicable pain started to hit him!

”!!!”

Haru gritted his teeth, clenched his hands, sitting on the sofa while trying to endure the pain of the reconstruction of his body. It was only for a moment, but somehow the pain was like an eternity for him.

”Huft...”

Haru's body was full of sweat, and his face was red before slowly returning to normal. He then used his magic to absorb all the sweat on his body so no one would notice the change in him. He suddenly started to feel the change in his body and had to admit that this reward was very amazing.

A mirror neuron is a neuron that fires both when an animal acts and when the animal observes the same action performed by another.

In simple words, the mirror neuron gives an ability to anyone to imitate something.

Haru also had a mirror neuron but compared to Midora's mirror neuron, the way he used his mirror neuron was simply amateur. Before he explained, he needed to remind everyone that Midora was the main antagonist of Toriko.

Haru still remembered when he had a mission on the Toriko world, and suddenly numerous meteors hit the entire human world, destroyed it into ruin, and the one who caused those meteors was Midora.

It could be said that Midora was one of the strongest humans in the Toriko world, especially when he was defeated, the strongest human in the Toriko world, which was Ichiryu.

If everyone forgot about Ichiryu, then he was the one who gave Haru an inspiration to create a ”Minority World” with his Nen ability on the world of Hunter x Hunter. The ability of ”Minority World” was strong, but it was normal since it was the trademark ability of Ichiryu. He was able to develop this ability within three months of time. Even though there were some limitations, it was already very amazing.

However, Midora was even more amazing since he was able to develop a ”Minority World” with just a single fight with Ichiryu, and it was all because of his extreme control over mirror neurons that he was very good at ”imitating.”

In other words, Midora was capable of understanding the mechanics behind someone's techniques to learn, counter, or exploit them. His form of imitation was by far the most complex as he could imitate not only the very nature of an opponent's ability but also the very nature around him, allowing him to blend into the environment as if he were a part of it. This imitation was so diverse due to his extreme mastery over his mirror neurons.