Hisoka was a Transmutation specialist, adjacent to both Enhancement and Conjuration.
In theory, Hisoka could achieve 80 percent Enhancement precision.
If used to throw playing cards, the killing power was still quite considerable.
So when Machi faced Silva head-on, Hisoka, coming from behind, had been fully capable of taking Machi out with a surprise attack.
This was also one of the most common outcomes of "many against few" in Nen battles: eliminating an opponent who should have been troublesome in an extremely short time.
But Hisoka's attack had bypassed Machi...
From this, Moro could tell that Hisoka placed an almost extreme importance on facing his opponents head-on in battle. It could even be called a bottom line.
While sighing over that, Moro could not help feeling intense regret.
If he had taken Hisoka's position just now, he could have picked off Machi and gained a huge amount of experience for leveling up.
But afterward, he would most likely have faced pursuit from Chrollo and the others.
As for the rules for joining the Troupe?
Leaving aside the fact that it would have been a sneak attack while the Troupe was carrying out a job...
The person killed would also have been a founding member of the Troupe, a companion who had grown up alongside Chrollo and the others...
Only a fool would believe in those so-called membership rules under such circumstances.
Moro had personally verified that truth.
So if he wanted gains, he had to face risks.
Since he had not been able to charge fearlessly into the plaza like Hisoka from the beginning, he naturally did not deserve the opportunity to gain a massive amount of experience just now.
At that thought, Moro's regret vanished in an instant.
Even if he were given another chance, he would still choose