A year earlier than in the original timeline, he chose to open Greed Island up to the entire public for purchase.
Battra publicly announced that he was willing to pay 17 billion Jenny for the game and 50 billion Jenny for a clear-memory card.
Yet after the news was released, no one showed any interest in it until the story began. Thus, "Greed Island" became an undefeated legend in the video game world.
Although it was called a dream game, that was merely something game enthusiasts passed around among themselves.
As time passed and copies gradually began appearing at public auctions, its difficulty rating for "finding" it was H.
That meant it was extremely easy to find. After all, a hundred sets had been released in total, which was quite a large quantity by rare-item standards.
Based on the current number of professional Hunters, one out of every six people owned the game. Taking its price into account, its overall difficulty rating was G.
Once the Greed Island game fell into the hands of Nen user players, they eagerly flooded into the world of the game.
They all believed they had seized the initiative, unaware that people had entered the game long before them.
Restoration Light! Ging's Excitement and Plea! You're Being Too Formal!!
Time slowly passed amid such sweeping developments.
First, on an inconspicuous little place in this world known as Whale Island, Ging sent the future protagonist of this world back home.
He entrusted his son, Gon, to his cousin Aunt Mito to raise personally.
Aunt Mito was Ging's cousin. She lived on Whale Island and ran the island's only bar.
She lived with her grandmother. She was gentle, yet strong-willed and stubborn, hardworking, and placed great importance on family.
Aunt Mito was four years younger than Ging.