Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chrollo proposes forming a group, the Phantom Troupe, with himself as the leader and Morin as the vice-leader.
• The group will consist of 13 members, each representing a leg of a spider, with Chrollo as the brain.
• Morin accepts the position of vice-leader.

Character Developments

• Chrollo: Shows his strategic thinking and calm demeanor, prioritizing the group's survival over his own life.
• Morin: Accepts the vice-leader position, demonstrating his lack of interest in leadership but willingness to commit to the group.
• Uvogin, Nobunaga, Machi, Pakunoda, Franklin, and Feitan: Show approval or acceptance of Morin's new role.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and leadership within a group.
• The importance of strength and survival in the world of Hunter x Hunter.
• The gray morality of the world, where justice and crime are not clearly defined.

Character Interactions

• Chrollo and Morin: They discuss and agree on the leadership structure of the Phantom Troupe.
• Morin and the other members: They show approval or acceptance of Morin's new role, with Uvogin and Nobunaga expressing their support enthusiastically.
• Morin and the world of Hunter x Hunter: Morin accepts his role as vice-leader, further committing to the criminal underworld of the Hunter world.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chrollo establishes the Phantom Troupe with 13 members, including himself as the leader.
• The team's rules are set: members are free to act independently, but to maintain strength, new members can join by killing an existing one.
• Disagreements are to be settled by flipping a coin.
• Each member gets a spider tattoo with a number representing their rank.
• The team's name is decided as "Phantom Troupe."
• They leave Meteor City by hitching a ride on a garbage truck.

Character Developments

• Chrollo shows his leadership skills and strategic thinking.
• Morin, Uvogin, and Nobunaga reveal their Nen abilities.
• Franklin shows his experience and knowledge of life skills.
• Feitan and Pakunoda show interest in learning Nen abilities.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and hierarchy within the team.
• The importance of a team name for cohesion and identity.
• The consequences of slacking off or underperforming in the team.

Character Interactions

• Chrollo and Morin discuss team rules and dynamics.
• Uvogin and Nobunaga bicker over their chosen numbers.
• Chrollo, Morin, Feitan, and Pakunoda discuss Nen abilities.
• Franklin shares his knowledge with the team while driving.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Phantom Troupe arrives at Kavale City.
• Morin reveals his Nen ability, which involves conjuring food using the Gourmet Tablecloth.
• Chrollo decides to help Feitan, Pakunoda, and Franklin open their Aura Nodes to learn Nen.
• The group finds a safe place to stay using Morin's Door of Nothingness.

Character Developments

• Chrollo shows interest in Morin's ability and decides to improve his own Nen skills.
• Feitan, Pakunoda, and Franklin are eager to learn Nen and become stronger.
• Uvogin, Machi, and Nobunaga show admiration for Morin's ability to conjure delicious food.

Significant Themes

• The importance of becoming stronger and learning Nen to survive in the Hunter x Hunter world.
• The variety of Nen abilities and categories, with Morin's ability being unique and powerful.

Character Interactions

• Chrollo and Morin discuss Morin's ability, with Chrollo showing interest and respect.
• The group shares a meal, enjoying Morin's conjured food and bonding over their shared experience.
• Uvogin and Franklin's friendly interaction while eating, showing their camaraderie.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Uvogin, Nobunaga, and Morin leave the Phantom Troupe's hideout to explore the city.
• Morin considers robbing a bank to obtain money and an ID, but decides against it.
• They witness a bank robbery and decide to follow the robbers.
• The robbers, led by a boss with triangular eyes, plan to double-cross the bank owner.
• The bank owner, with his bodyguard Aiman, confronts the robbers, revealing his own scheme to embezzle money.

Character Developments

• Morin shows hesitance in committing crimes, preferring to be a thief rather than a robber.
• Uvogin displays excitement and curiosity towards the bank robbery.
• The bank owner and the boss with triangular eyes reveal their greedy and cunning natures.

Significant Themes

• Greed and corruption, as seen in the bank owner and the robbers.
• The moral ambiguity of the Phantom Troupe members, as Morin shows reluctance to rob the bank.

Character Interactions

• Morin, Uvogin, and Nobunaga work together to follow the robbers.
• The bank owner and the boss with triangular eyes engage in a tense standoff, each revealing their schemes.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A bank robbery is underway, led by a hooked-nosed man named Gerkan, who is a Transmuter Nen user.
• Gerkan effortlessly defeats three robbers, demonstrating his power.
• Uvogin and Nobunaga, two Hunter Exam candidates, confront Gerkan.
• A fight ensues, with Uvogin and Nobunaga analyzing Gerkan's Nen ability and strategy.
• Morin, another Hunter Exam candidate, intervenes, threatening Gerkan with the life of the bank boss.

Character Developments

• Gerkan: Shows immense power and confidence, revealing himself to be a formidable Transmuter Nen user.
• Uvogin & Nobunaga: Display their combat talents and analytical skills during the fight, learning about Transmuter Nen abilities.
• Morin: Demonstrates strategic thinking and calmness under pressure, using the bank boss as a bargaining tool.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The chapter explores the power dynamics between different characters, from the bank boss's initial confidence to Gerkan's display of strength and Morin's intervention.
• Nen Abilities: The fight showcases various Nen abilities and types, with Gerkan's Transmuter ability taking center stage.

Character Interactions

• Uvogin & Nobunaga: The two continue their bickering dynamic, but also display effective teamwork in analyzing Gerkan's abilities and fighting strategy.
• Morin & Gerkan: Their interaction is tense and strategic, with Morin using the bank boss's life to pressure Gerkan into a negotiation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Morin, Uvogin, and Nobunaga rob a bank to capture a Nen user for their boss.
• Morin uses his Nen ability to subdue the bank manager and a bodyguard accountant, then interrogates the bank manager about refugee identity documents.
• Morin kills the bank manager and uses his Float Gun to incapacitate a hawk-nosed Nen user who tries to attack him.
• They decide to take the hawk-nosed man back to their boss and leave him to Feitan for interrogation.

Character Developments

• Morin demonstrates his ruthlessness and efficiency in handling the bank manager and the hawk-nosed man, showcasing his combat prowess and strategic thinking.
• Uvogin and Nobunaga reveal their excitement for combat and interest in finding skilled Nen users to spar with, indicating their eagerness to improve their abilities.
• The hawk-nosed man's inability to use Nen after being hit by the Float Gun highlights the weapon's effectiveness against Nen users.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between Nen users and non-Nen users.
• The value of information and the lengths people will go to obtain it.
• The thrill of combat and the desire to improve one's abilities.

Character Interactions

• Morin demonstrates his leadership by making decisions and directing the others during the bank robbery.
• Uvogin and Nobunaga show camaraderie and shared excitement for combat and finding skilled opponents.
• The hawk-nosed man's interaction with Morin highlights the latter's ruthlessness and the former's desperation to survive.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Morin's team captures a Nen user, Gerkan, and obtains a large sum of money and identification documents.
• Morin learns about Nen users and the world's geography from Gerkan's captive, the bank owner's bodyguard.
• Morin buys books about the world's natural history and monsters before returning to the Phantom Troupe's hideout.

Character Developments

• Morin demonstrates his cunning and negotiation skills by manipulating the bodyguard accountant into cooperating with him.
• Uvogin and Franklin engage in arm wrestling, showcasing their strength and Nen abilities.
• Franklin becomes a Nen ability user and is impressed by Morin's skills.
• Feitan acknowledges Morin's abilities, despite his initial grumbling.

Significant Themes

• The power of manipulation and negotiation in achieving goals.
• The importance of knowledge and information gathering in understanding and navigating a new world.
• The development of Nen abilities and their users.

Character Interactions

• Morin works with Uvogin and Nobunaga to capture Gerkan and obtain identification documents.
• Uvogin and Franklin engage in friendly competition through arm wrestling.
• Morin interacts with the bodyguard accountant, manipulating him into providing information and cooperation.
• Morin shares his newfound knowledge with the Phantom Troupe upon his return.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Phantom Troupe obtains identification documents, allowing them to move freely in the city.
• They determine their Nen categories: Chrollo and Pakunoda are Specialists, Feitan and Morin are Transmuters, and Franklin is an Emitter.
• Morin teaches Franklin about Emitter training methods.
• The Troupe members decide on their activities in the city: Feitan and Uvogin cause trouble, Morin explores the city, Machi goes to a casino, and Chrollo, Franklin, and Pakunoda stay to study Nen.
• Feitan, Uvogin, and Machi cause significant commotion in the city, leading to pursuits and confrontations.

Character Developments

• Feitan's approval of Morin's actions and his praise for his accomplishments.
• Morin's knowledge of Nen training methods and his leadership role.
• Chrollo's thirst for knowledge and self-improvement.
• Feitan, Uvogin, and Machi's troublemaking tendencies and their consequences.

Significant Themes

• The awakening of Nen abilities and the exploration of their categories and training methods.
• The Troupe's integration into the city and their interactions with its inhabitants.
• The consequences of reckless behavior and the trouble it can cause.

Character Interactions

• Morin and Feitan's mutual respect and understanding.
• Chrollo's leadership and his relationship with the other Troupe members.
• The Troupe members' individual decisions and actions, leading to separate paths in the city.
• The interactions between the Troupe members and the city's inhabitants, leading to conflict and chaos.

• Key Plot Points & Events: The Phantom Troupe causes chaos in a city, leading to their decision to leave. They decide to split up to find new members and improve individually. Morin decides to explore the world, while Pakunoda chooses to follow Morin.

Character Developments

• Chrollo: Shows his leadership by considering the individual growth of his members and the Troupe's overall goal.
• Morin: Reveals his interest in exploring the world, capturing magical beasts, and experiencing new things.
• Pakunoda: Decides to follow Morin for her own reasons, showing trust in his abilities.
• Uvogin, Nobunaga, Machi, Feitan: Each express their plans for the future, showing their individual goals and personalities.
• Significant Themes: Individual growth vs collective goals, the value of different Nen abilities, exploration and discovery.

Character Interactions

• Chrollo & Morin: Chrollo shows understanding and respect for Morin's decisions, while Morin remains loyal to the Troupe's overall goal.
• Uvogin & Nobunaga: The two express their desire to spar with Morin but ultimately decide against it, showing their respect for Morin's unique fighting style.
• Machi & Uvogin: Machi's calm demeanor contrasts with Uvogin's excitement, highlighting their different personalities.
• Pakunoda & Morin: Pakunoda's decision to follow Morin shows trust in his abilities and suggests a deeper connection between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Morin, a 13-year-old boy, joins the Phantom Troupe, a group of Hunter Exam candidates.
• He meets Pakunoda, a 14-year-old girl with a well-developed Nen ability, who asks to accompany him to learn about Specialist Nen abilities.
• Morin agrees, and they set off together, using Morin's Gadgets to find someone who can help them.

Character Developments

• Morin: Shows maturity and expertise in Nen ability development, indicating he's more than just a child.
• Pakunoda: Demonstrates initiative and determination in improving her Nen abilities, despite her young age.
• Machi: Feels uncomfortable and uneasy about Pakunoda accompanying Morin, hinting at her growing attachment to him.

Significant Themes

• Age and maturity: Despite their young ages, both Morin and Pakunoda exhibit maturity and responsibility.
• Belonging and unity: The Phantom Troupe's sense of belonging and unity is highlighted, even as they scatter across the world.
• Trust and companionship: Morin and Pakunoda form a partnership based on trust and mutual benefit.

Character Interactions

• Morin and Pakunoda: They form a cooperative relationship, with Morin helping Pakunoda develop her Nen abilities and Pakunoda accompanying Morin on his journey.
• Morin and Machi: Machi feels uncomfortable about Pakunoda accompanying Morin, hinting at her growing feelings for him.
• The Phantom Troupe: Despite scattering, the Troupe members remain united and cohesive, showing their strong sense of belonging.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Pakunoda and Morin arrive in a rundown town, searching for their target.
• They find a quiet tavern filled with drunkards staring at a young girl in a princess dress.
• The tavern's patrons plan to attack the girl, but an explosion and tremor outside interrupt them.
• Morin, using a Power Iron Pickaxe, creates a massive pit, destroying part of the town and defeating the town's bullies.

Character Developments

• Morin showcases his strength and Nen abilities, using the Power Iron Pickaxe to create a massive pit and defeat the bullies.
• Pakunoda witnesses Morin's power and is surprised by the pickaxe's capabilities, finding Morin full of surprises.

Significant Themes

• Power and strength: Morin's display of power using the pickaxe.
• Greed and corruption: The town's inhabitants, led by the bald boss, are greedy and corrupt, preying on the innocent girl.

Character Interactions

• Morin and Pakunoda work together, with Morin protecting Pakunoda from the town's bullies.
• The town's inhabitants interact with each other, planning to attack the young girl in the tavern.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Morin, accompanied by Pakunoda, searches for Biscuit Krueger in a tavern.
• Biscuit, disguised as a young girl, is found sitting calmly despite the tension.
• Morin reveals he's looking for a teacher to learn Nen abilities and uses the Finding Person Umbrella to locate Biscuit.
• Biscuit initially refuses to take Morin as a disciple, but Morin's confidence and offer to help her meet the condition for advancing to Two-Star Hunters piques her interest.

Character Developments

• Morin demonstrates his confidence and strategic thinking, showing he's not just a gadget user but also a capable Nen user.
• Biscuit shows her wisdom, experience, and a hint of tsundere behavior, initially refusing Morin's request but being intrigued by his potential.
• Pakunoda remains quiet and observant, showing she's a capable and attentive assistant to Morin.

Significant Themes

• The importance of finding a good teacher and mentor in the Hunter x Hunter world.
• The value of youth and confidence, with both Morin and Biscuit acknowledging Morin's potential.
• The challenges and benefits of taking on a disciple, as Biscuit considers the pros and cons of teaching Morin.

Character Interactions

• Morin and Biscuit's interaction shows a dynamic between a confident young student and a wise, initially reluctant teacher.
• Pakunoda's quiet presence shows her loyalty and support to Morin, as well as her own capabilities as a Nen user.
• Biscuit's initial refusal and later interest in Morin highlights her discernment and the value she places on potential disciples.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Biscuit and Morin meet at a bar; Morin shows Biscuit his 'Treasure Map Paper' Nen ability.
• Biscuit uses the Treasure Map Paper to find a gem she's been searching for, displaying exceptional speed and intelligence.
• Biscuit returns to the bar, having found the gem, and expresses interest in Morin's Nen abilities.

Character Developments

• Biscuit demonstrates her skills as a senior Hunter, her intelligence, and her love for gems.
• Morin reveals his Gadget Master abilities and his desire to learn and improve his Nen usage under Biscuit's tutelage.

Significant Themes

• The importance of understanding and identifying one's Nen ability category for growth and survival.
• The practicality and limitations of different Nen abilities in combat and exploration.

Character Interactions

• Biscuit and Morin meet and exchange information about their Nen abilities.
• Pakunoda observes Morin's dedication and charm, similar to Chrollo, and takes an interest in him.
• Biscuit and Morin discuss the utility of his abilities in combat and exploration, with Biscuit encouraging Morin to consider his strengths.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Morin shows Biscuit various gadgets, including the Cuckoo Bird Egg that can manipulate a person's subconscious.
• Morin reveals the Age Spring Rope, a gadget that can increase or decrease age by one year with red and blue water, respectively.
• Biscuit expresses her desire to use the Age Spring Rope to reverse her age.
• Morin and Pakunoda drink the blue water to demonstrate its safety, with Pakunoda reducing her age by one year.

Character Developments

• Biscuit: Shows her vanity and desire to maintain her youth, revealing her willingness to sacrifice combat ability for appearance.
• Morin: Demonstrates sincerity and respect, winning Biscuit's trust. Also shows concern for Pakunoda's well-being.
• Pakunoda: Shows understanding and support for Morin's actions, drinking the Age Spring Water to reassure Biscuit.

Significant Themes

• The desire for youth and the fear of aging.
• Trust and respect in relationships.
• The principle of equivalent exchange in Nen abilities.

Character Interactions

• Morin and Biscuit: Morin gains Biscuit's trust by showing her the Age Spring Rope and drinking the water first.
• Biscuit and Pakunoda: Biscuit is cautious about drinking the Age Spring Water due to potential unknown rules or control.
• Morin and Pakunoda: Pakunoda drinks the Age Spring Water to reassure Biscuit and show her support for Morin.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Biscuit confirms the effectiveness of the Age Spring Water, restoring her youth.
• Morin, Pakunoda, and Biscuit begin master-disciple training in a desert valley.
• Biscuit identifies and corrects numerous minor errors in Morin's aura control and combat reflexes.
• Morin uses the Door of Nothingness and Canned Goods Studio for safe, time-efficient training.
• Biscuit decides to teach Morin not just Nen abilities, but also knowledge about the world, history, and culture.

Character Developments

• Morin: Shows exceptional talent in Nen abilities, which impresses Biscuit. He accepts Biscuit's rigorous training plan.
• Biscuit: Becomes more enthusiastic about training Morin after seeing his potential. She decides to pass on all her knowledge to him.
• Pakunoda: Remains silent but is also included in Biscuit's training plan.

Significant Themes

• The importance of rigorous training and dedication to becoming stronger.
• The value of knowledge and understanding the world beyond Nen abilities.
• The benefits and drawbacks of powerful items like the Age Spring Water and Canned Goods Studio.

Character Interactions

• Morin and Biscuit: Their relationship evolves from initial skepticism to mutual respect and a master-disciple bond.
• Morin and Pakunoda: They train together under Biscuit's guidance, with Morin advocating for Pakunoda's inclusion in the training.
• Biscuit and Morin/Pakunoda: Biscuit takes on the role of a strict but caring master, while Morin and Pakunoda show dedication and eagerness to learn.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Morin draws the 'Efficiency Pill' and the 'Genius Helmet', significantly enhancing his learning and training efficiency.
• He also draws various strange and mostly useless items, but one notable item is the 'Superpower Training Box', which allows him to learn three extraordinary abilities ('Nen power', 'X-ray Vision', and 'Teleportation') through daily practice.
• Morin, Pakunoda, and Biscuit travel to various dangerous terrains for Morin's training, with Biscuit buying them new clothes and a mobile phone during their stops in cities.

Character Developments

• Morin's abilities and knowledge grow rapidly due to the Efficiency Pill, Genius Helmet, and his intense training. He also becomes more aware of his surroundings and improves his crisis awareness.
• Pakunoda's admiration and gratitude towards Morin grow as she witnesses his progress and receives his help. She also improves her own strength and understanding of Nen.
• Biscuit becomes more dedicated to teaching Morin due to his exceptional talent and her enjoyment in teaching him.

Significant Themes

• The power of determination and hard work, as Morin's relentless training leads to rapid improvement.
• The value of mentorship, as Biscuit's guidance helps Morin grow and Pakunoda improve.
• The importance of adaptability, as Morin learns to navigate various dangerous environments.

Character Interactions

• Morin and Pakunoda grow closer as they train together, with Morin treating Pakunoda like family by giving her Efficiency Pills.
• Morin and Biscuit develop a mentor-student relationship, with Biscuit taking great pleasure in teaching Morin due to his exceptional talent.
• Morin's interactions with Biscuit also reveal her playful and experienced nature, as she teases him about his appearance and offers him a loan with interest.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Morin rejects Biscuit and Pakunoda's help, revealing a new item called the "Compound Interest Bank".
• The bank offers ten percent interest per hour on deposited money, doubling the amount in eight hours and increasing it tenfold in a day.
• Morin plans to deposit ten Jewels for a week, expecting to earn ninety million Jewels.

Character Developments

• Morin: Shows resourcefulness and strategic thinking by acquiring the Compound Interest Bank. He's also casual and confident about his wealth.
• Biscuit: Initially underestimates the bank's power, but quickly realizes its immense potential and impact. She becomes protective of the secret and worries about the consequences of others finding out.
• Pakunoda: Remains quiet but is affected by the news, feeling a sense of belonging and warmth. She also keeps the secret to herself.

Significant Themes

• Wealth and Power: The Compound Interest Bank represents a significant source of wealth and power, causing concern and excitement among the characters.
• Trust and Secrecy: The characters decide to keep the bank a secret among themselves, highlighting the importance of trust and discretion.

Character Interactions

• Morin and Biscuit: Their dynamic is playful and teasing, with Biscuit acting as a mentor and Morin as a disciple. They share a comfortable rapport.
• Morin and Pakunoda: Their relationship is more subtle but equally caring. Pakunoda feels a sense of belonging and happiness when with Morin.
• Biscuit and Pakunoda: They both share a concern for the potential consequences of the Compound Interest Bank's revelation, leading to a moment of understanding between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Morin, Pakunoda, and Biscuit visit the Compound Interest Bank, where Morin deposits Pakunoda's ten-Jewel Ken coin and Biscuit deposits one million Jewels.
• Morin explains the bank's fixed deposit and current account interest rates, and Biscuit decides to make current deposits due to Morin's limited Nen and Aura consumption.
• The group learns about the Phantom Troupe's activities around the world, including Uvogin, Nobunaga, and Machi's exploits at Heavens Arena.

Character Developments

• Morin demonstrates responsibility and understanding of financial management.
• Biscuit shows excitement and enthusiasm for wealth, but also practicality in accepting Morin's limitations.
• Pakunoda is revealed to be kind to cats, adding a softer side to her cold and alluring appearance.
• Machi discovers a new business opportunity at Heavens Arena, combining her Nen and medical skills.

Significant Themes

• The power of money and wealth.
• The responsibility that comes with power and wealth.
• The importance of understanding one's limitations.

Character Interactions

• Morin and Pakunoda have a brief conversation about Specialist Nen.
• Biscuit interacts playfully with Morin, showing affection and excitement.
• Morin and Biscuit discuss the bank's fixed deposit and current account interest rates.
• Machi reflects on Morin's advice regarding her Nen ability development direction.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Machi reflects on Morin's guidance for developing Nen abilities and expresses determination to improve her skills.
• Uvogin, Nobunaga, and Machi are progressing rapidly in Heavens Arena, with Uvogin defining and cultivating his Nen ability, Super Destruction Fist.
• Pakunoda decides to leave Morin after achieving her goals in Nen ability development and gaining valuable knowledge.

Character Developments

• Machi: Shows dedication and determination to improve her Nen abilities, influenced by Morin's guidance.
• Uvogin: Rapidly learns and absorbs combat knowledge and techniques, defining and cultivating his Nen ability, Super Destruction Fist.
• Nobunaga: Continues his "life-cutting" career above the 200th floor in Heavens Arena.
• Pakunoda: Achieves her goals in Nen ability development and decides to venture out on her own, leaving Morin.

Significant Themes

• The importance of guidance and mentorship in personal growth (Machi and Morin, Pakunoda and Morin).
• The pursuit of strength and self-improvement (Uvogin, Nobunaga, Machi, and Pakunoda).
• The value of independence and following one's own path (Pakunoda).

Character Interactions

• Machi reflects on Morin's influence and plans to compete with Pakunoda when they meet again.
• Uvogin and Nobunaga interact boisterously, with Nobunaga slaughtering chickens to shut Uvogin up.
• Morin and Pakunoda part ways amicably, with Morin giving her two items as a farewell gift.
• Biscuit teases Morin about Pakunoda's feelings and expresses her desire to maintain a youthful demeanor by using Age Spring Water.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Biscuit reduces her age to 30, maintaining a 13-year-old's appearance due to her well-developed muscles.
• Biscuit reveals she's been invited to serve as an Examiner for the upcoming Hunter Exam.
• Morin decides to participate in the Hunter Exam, not to obtain a license but to experience the classic event.

Character Developments

• Biscuit shows her playful and gossipy side, contrasting with her serious and masterful demeanor.
• Morin demonstrates his independence and unwillingness to be controlled by Biscuit, but agrees to participate in the Hunter Exam for personal reasons.

Significant Themes

• The uncertainty and unpredictability of the Hunter Exam, reflecting the harsh and challenging nature of the Hunter world.
• The importance of personal growth and experience over immediate rewards (like obtaining a Hunter License) for Morin.

Character Interactions

• Biscuit and Morin's relationship continues to evolve, with Biscuit acting more like a mischievous friend than a strict master.
• Morin shows a lack of respect for Biscuit's authority, but ultimately agrees to participate in the Hunter Exam to please her.
• Morin's interaction with the other Hunter Exam candidates is minimal, as he finds none of them worthy of his attention.