Lv.35.
That was Moro's initial assessment.
However, after the other man used his body to block the bullets, the Nen intensity surrounding him increased.
The increase was roughly equivalent to two or three levels.
A counterattack-type ability...?
Without being certain, Moro decisively pulled another pistol from his person and fired another full magazine.
Yet the other man still blocked the bullets unscathed, and his Nen intensity rose slightly again, now nearly reaching Lv.40...
But Moro noticed that under the impact of the last dozen or so bullets, the other man's Nen stopped changing, as if it had already stabilized.
Based on that information, Moro had basically determined that the other man's ability type was the same as his: counterattack-type.
But judging from the extent of the Nen increase, it was nothing exceptional.
Therefore, that enhanced state most likely had no "time" restriction and could be maintained until his Nen was depleted.
Most importantly, judging by the level of the other man's manifested aura, the gap was only around six or seven levels. The disadvantage in a direct fight would not be too great.
In the time it took to empty two pistol magazines, Moro had gathered quite a bit of information and prepared himself for a direct confrontation.
Letona glanced at the many flattened bullets on the ground, then swept his gaze over Moro in his gas mask and the silently smiling Hisoka. He said coldly, "I'm not interested in why you came here."
As he spoke, Letona stepped forward and removed his tactical harness.
"Once you entered this place, there was only one thing I needed to consider: killing you."
Letona made no effort to conceal his Killing Intent.
The three people present each reacted differently to the Killing Intent Aura Letona gave off.
The confusion in