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I think John’s level will improve to 8.3 immediately after finishing the training. In UnOrdinary, a level is determined by genetic potential and mastery. John already has the best genetic potential in the story, but he is self-taught, so there is a lack of mastery over his ability. Therefore, even if the increase is only 0.7 levels, John will be 100 times stronger than he is now, and he will no longer have weaknesses like he does currently.

I think Cameron is one of the 9.0-level characters. Yes, he is weaker than Jane, but not by much in my opinion. Also, at such an extremely high level, every 0.1 makes a huge difference in power, so Jane is still significantly stronger than Cameron.

I thought this was actually amazing, and unfortunately, I feel like it was overlooked, especially the tactical details.

First of all, this was a pretty unfavorable matchup for John because he naturally can’t copy converted abilities. Even so, Valorian was a good choice for him since it focuses primarily on defense.

Scorch, however, had the advantage over John in both speed and power, but he was poorly suited to the way the fight played out. He isn’t really a close-range fighter to begin with, so John was able to overcome the stat difference by simply grabbing and restraining him, effectively taking his speed out of the equation.

Cinder’s intervention saved Scorch, because without her, John probably would have ended the fight pretty quickly.

Once John realized that dealing with both of them at the same time was too much, luring them into a chase was a smart decision. It bought him some time until Seraphina arrived. The two EMBER agents were faster than him, though, and they managed to catch up and overwhelm him with attacks. Their attempt to suffocate and restrain him was actually a good strategy, but John used it to bait Cinder into going for a finishing blow.

Naturally, John dragged her into a ground fight, where his superior skill and durability became much more apparent, allowing him to overwhelm her very quickly.

Cinder was obviously in a desperate situation at that point because, unlike Remi’s team, John doesn’t show mercy. His focus was purely on inflicting as much damage as possible, which forced Cinder to break protocol and use her original ability.

That turned out to be a great ability for John to copy, and once he did, he was able to finish the fight. Cinder still managed to put up some resistance by combining her ability with EMBER’s abilities, but it wasn’t enough.

Scorch also managed to deal some damage to John with his Psy-Blast. John couldn’t copy it because it’s a mental/psychic-type ability, which he most likely can’t copy in the first place. And honestly, if he could copy it, he would have an attack capable of destroying that firestorm quite easily.

It was also a great choice narratively because it helps justify John having some aura left for his fight against Orrin.

As the first real confrontation between John and EMBER, I’m satisfied with how it played out. It was a useful experience for John and gave him some extra motivation to improve, especially because of Seraphina’s persistence.

I’m really looking forward to the next fight, where I expect John to absolutely stomp EMBER. Hopefully, it’s Valerie, so he can finally prove that these pieces of trash aren’t his equals anymore.

Of course, I’m talking about the distant future here.

John clearly has the edge in destructive power and speed, while the team has the advantage in defense, recovery, and stamina. That said, I’d give John a 95% chance of winning at his best, and a 60% chance if he has the same injuries he had in Chapter 343.

Now that the Orrin faction has been eliminated, I would like to talk about the Spectre organization as a whole.

First, we know that this organization is relatively new, since Chapter 276 stated that it is less than ten years old. It has three executive leaders: Miranda, Orrin, and Neil.

Orrin has a research background in ability sciences and has participated in several projects with the authorities. Neil has an intelligence background and is also connected to the authorities, although we know almost nothing about him. What we do know is that he is cautious, precise, and highly competent in his field.

Miranda is almost completely unknown, but I believe she is probably the most influential of the three. On more than one occasion, she has been able to pressure Orrin and impose her will on him, and she appears to be the overall leader.

I lean toward the idea that Miranda is the main financial backer of the Spectre organization. The reason I believe this is that the organization seems to be built around Orrin’s advanced technology, Neil’s highly sophisticated covert operations, and, most likely, a massive amount of funding provided by Miranda.

In Chapter 374, Neil stated that Orrin was the strongest person in the organization, and it was later revealed that his level is 8.6. So yes, this information is most likely accurate.

Orrin may have the highest level within the organization, but Miranda has the greatest influence because of her financial power and her moderate number of powerful subordinates. However, that does not mean she is weak.

I lean toward all three leaders having levels above 8.0. If they were weaker, Orrin would probably have completely taken over the organization a long time ago.

Miranda is probably around the same level as Orrin, perhaps 8.5 or 8.4, while Neil is slightly weaker, around 8.2 or 8.3.

For balance, Orrin seems to have a larger number of subordinates, but most of them have relatively low levels, around 6.2 or below. Miranda may have a moderate number of high-level subordinates, with levels above 6.0.

Neil is the weakest of the three, but he already has Layla at 6.6, and he can make use of John at 7.6 and Serafina at 8.0. He may also have other people on his side who are above level 6.0.

As for what happens next, I currently lean toward Miranda taking immediate action regarding Orrin. Since the battle took place within or near her territory, I believe she will move quickly and deal with Orrin before the authorities can benefit from the information he possesses.

Cassandra and Arlo would still retain the achievement of capturing Orrin and obtaining some upgrades.

Hello everyone,

I thought I’d talk about the trio today, especially since we’ve been missing them for around five months now.

The end of the events seemed to hint at a possible confrontation with EMBER. I’m not sure whether it’s a trap or if they’ll try to avoid drawing attention, but EMBER will notice either way. I don’t know. However, there have been hints toward a major development for Remi, as well as the possibility that Blyke might inject himself with a power enhancer, although I’m not entirely sure about that.

I’m thinking the confrontation will be Remi and her friends against a duo from EMBER, most likely Farrah and Tarik. I believe the scenario would be that Farrah is the one distributing the power enhancers, while Tarik watches and prepares to support her, like any duo working for EMBER.

I’m leaning toward Blyke not using the enhancers. As a character, he hasn’t broken yet, and he could still improve just like John did. Sacrificing Blyke’s ability wouldn’t be healthy for the story, no matter how I think about it. The authorities are already overwhelmingly superior to the main characters, so they simply can’t afford another loss after Arlo.

For me, that would make the confrontation a 4 vs. 2:

Kuyo 6.3, Remi 5.8, Isen 5.3, and Blyke 5.1 against Farrah, with hypnosis at 6.5, and Tarik, with paralysis at 6.2, in addition to EMBER’s abilities, but with Tarik having a weaker recovery ability.

I think the four of them would overpower Farrah, which would cause Tarik to intervene quickly. He would paralyze some of the characters, including Remi, who would evolve her ability at this moment and reach somewhere between 6.3 and 6.5.

She would gain the ability to transform into lightning, allowing her to escape Tarik’s paralysis. This would lead to an exciting battle that ends with the four of them defeating the duo.

That’s the scenario I came up with based on the information we currently have. However, I’m leaning toward the better scenario being to avoid a confrontation altogether if possible, even though the battle would be incredibly fun to see lol.

Now that Cameron has taken John, we’re finally about to see the training arc that fans have been waiting for for years. I also have a theory about what this intense training will look like and where John’s level will be by the end of it.

I think the training will last somewhere between 12 and 18 weeks. That’s a long enough period for John to learn most of the key techniques associated with the Channel Master ability.

My guess is that Cameron will focus primarily on efficiency and mastery rather than increasing John’s raw aura reserves. The training period is relatively short, and John already possesses enormous aura reserves, so improving his control and overall proficiency would be the most logical priority.

By the end of the training, I believe John will be able to replicate some highly complex abilities, such as time manipulation, for example. I also expect him to increase the effectiveness of the abilities he copies, boosting them to around 30% above their original strength, compared to the 10% enhancement he can currently provide.

On top of that, John should learn how to store copied abilities for several days, just as Cameron can now. His recovery is also likely to improve, allowing him to regenerate his aura much faster than he currently does. In addition, we should see noticeable improvements in his strength, speed, and defense.

There’s also a possibility that he’ll gain an additional slot for a fifth copied ability, although I personally think that’s unlikely for now.

If all of this happens, I imagine John’s updated stats would look something like this:

Speed: 3
Power: 5
Defense: 5
Recovery: 6
Trick: 18

That would put his overall ability level somewhere between 8.3 and 8.5 at most. I also think his ability’s name will evolve from Aura Manipulation to Channel Master.