Chapter Summaries

Moro reunited with Kashi Toru and Calista at Heaven’s Arena and asked them to help train his two new students once they reached the two-hundredth floor. After Hisoka encountered Gon and Killua, Moro brought the bruised boys to the elevator, where the attendant recognized him and asked for his autograph.

• Killua frantically tried to shut the elevator doors on Hisoka, but the attendant revealed her Nen and beat both boys before sending them out on the first floor.
• Hisoka asked Gon and Killua who had taught them Nen; Killua named Moro, causing Hisoka to abandon the idea of confronting their teacher for now.
• Moro sparred with Kashi Toru and Calista, easily defeating them with his improved mastery of Flow, then asked them to help train his students.
• Moro waited for Gon and Killua at the first-floor elevator and wondered why they were bruised; Killua explained that they had run into Hisoka.
• When the boys entered the elevator with Moro, Killua insulted the attendant who had beaten them, but she recognized Moro and eagerly asked for his autograph.

Moro returned to Heaven’s Arena to introduce Gon and Killua to his disciples, then tried to leave after ensuring they had support for their training. Wing intercepted him to request a rematch, and Moro demonstrated how far he had surpassed Wing before leaving the outcome of their encounter unresolved.

• Moro signed an autograph for the elevator attendant and brought Gon and Killua to meet his Floor Master disciples, Kashi Toru and Calista.
• Moro agreed to stay one extra night, then left Heaven’s Arena the next day as a crowd gathered around him, Kashi Toru, and Calista.
• Moro received Kurapika’s coordinates and a message saying he would wait there, then encountered Wing, Shiba, and Chrollo in a passageway.
• Wing tried to arrange a rematch through Biscuit, but Moro initially refused and continued toward the exit.
• Wing blocked Moro’s path, so Moro released his aura and launched an attack; he then appeared beside Wing and asked whether he understood the difference between them.

Moro defeated Wing at Heaven’s Arena, then met Kurapika in Spiral Forest and helped reinforce the Kurta burial chamber with divine script. He told Kurapika he planned to go to Meteor City to stop its retaliation, while Meteor City’s elders considered forming a new Phantom Troupe.

• Moro used Wing’s assumptions about his strength and Nen type to defeat him quickly, then left Heaven’s Arena after telling Gon and Killua they could not accompany him farther.
• Moro spoke with Biscuit by phone, confirmed his match with Wing was over, and invited her to fight him, but she teased him and declined.
• Three days later, Moro met Kurapika at the resting place he had built for the Kurta Clan and followed him into the burial chamber containing fifteen pairs of Scarlet Eyes.
• Moro offered to reinforce the tomb with divine script, and Kurapika accepted; they began modifying it so only Kurapika could activate it and so the chamber would be protected.
• Moro told Kurapika he planned to go to Meteor City to teach its people a lesson for targeting him, and Kurapika agreed.
• Meteor City’s situation had worsened after the Phantom Troupe’s destruction and its conflict with the Ten Dons, and some elders considered forming a new Phantom Troupe.

Meteor City's elders decided to create a new Phantom Troupe and uphold the Vow of Retribution after the original group was killed and the Ten Dons cut off most of the city's resources. Moro retrieved the Sheath of Abyssal Containment and helped Kurapika arrange to buy two pairs of Scarlet Eyes, but their arrival at the lawyer's city ended with them sensing a likely Meteor City threat.

• Meteor City's council of elders agreed to form a replacement Phantom Troupe and continue the Vow of Retribution despite the Ten Dons' punishment.
• Moro completed the runic defenses around the Kurta Clan's resting place and considered using Treehole's teleportation cabinets to develop his illusion realm.
• Moro retrieved the Sheath of Abyssal Containment from a Treehole pawnshop while observing aura and runes inside its cabinet.
• Moro told Kurapika that lawyer Whitney had agreed to transfer two pairs of Scarlet Eyes at prices based on recent auctions, after Kite helped through Kanzai.
• Moro and Kurapika reached the city where Whitney worked and sensed killing intent, which Kurapika suspected came from Meteor City.

Moro and Kurapika survived an assassination attempt, captured a Meteor City attacker, and completed the Scarlet Eyes transaction before traveling to Meteor City. From Chimera, Moro unleashed two waves of Nen projectiles on the city’s core district, leaving its residents and elders under bombardment.

• Moro and Kurapika evaded a sniper and ambushers, while Moro killed the tear-marked attacker and Kurapika captured a Meteor City assailant.
• Moro and Kurapika broke the captive’s limbs, completed the Scarlet Eyes transaction, and left the city on Chimera.
• Five days later, Moro and Kurapika arrived above Meteor City and spotted its church-centered core district.
• Moro launched a meteor shower of Nen attacks at Meteor City, bombarding the core district as the council of elders watched.
• Moro sent a second, stronger wave of projectiles down on the city.

Moro devastated Meteor City with ten waves of Nen bombardment, then destroyed the church with a Deceptive Flying Star aimed at Sleek. Gray Snake witnessed the destruction and recognized Moro’s power, leaving her worried that the Ten Dons might provoke him.

• Moro bombarded Meteor City with repeated waves of Nen Bullets, overwhelming its armed forces and the elders’ Nen users.
• The elders identified the fallen Sleek as a survivor of the retaliation team and learned that Moro had spared him to deliver a warning.
• Moro used a Deceptive Flying Star guided by the star mark on Sleek to destroy Sleek, the church, and much of the surrounding area.
• The elders and surviving Nen users realized Meteor City could no longer safely maintain its policy of repaying every grievance.
• Gray Snake and other subordinates of the Ten Dons witnessed the aftermath, and Gray Snake recognized Moro’s signature attack and worried the Dons would target him.

After intimidating Meteor City, Moro continued helping Kurapika recover the Scarlet Eyes and met Molena in Kakin, where they planned to kill the Ai Family head during the Yorknew auction. As the auction approached, ominous prophecies warned of a death god no one should meet eyes with.

• Moro reassured Kurapika that he would protect him from further attacks by Meteor City and discussed the remaining Scarlet Eyes, including those held by Tserriednich.
• Moro met Molena at an underground clinic, where she showed him a pair of Scarlet Eyes she had acquired from a fallen politician.
• Molena revealed that she had failed to assassinate the Ai Family head and explained that he planned to attend the Yorknew auction with her as his attendant.
• Moro agreed to kill the Ai Family head at the auction and told Molena to be present and appear seriously injured.
• In late August, prophetic poems at the Nostra Mafia Family mansion warned of death and destruction and a god of death whom no one should meet eyes with.

Neon's matching prophecies warned the Ten Dons of a god of death at the Yorknew Auction, while Moro arrived in Yorknew City to prepare for the auction and target the Ai Family. Killua and Gon also reached the city after becoming Floor Masters, having rapidly improved through combat training.

• Dazgnay reported Neon's matching prophecies to Nosra, who withheld them from his clients and brought the warning to the Ten Dons to gain their favor.
• The Ten Dons discussed the prophecy, rejected the idea of giving Nosra their personal information for divination, and decided to prepare for the warned killer while avoiding direct conflict.
• Moro arrived in Yorknew City, searched the flea market for Nen objects, and received Molena's information about the Ai Family group and the Nenpisu Auction.
• Molena told Moro that Lopez was the main threat among the Ai Family's operatives and that the group would attend the September 1 auction; Moro destroyed his backup phone after reading her message.
• Killua and Gon arrived in Yorknew City after reaching the 200th floor of Heaven's Arena, defeating Floor Masters, and eventually surpassing Kashi Toru and Calista in training.

Killua and Gon tracked Batola in Yorknew City and encountered powerful Nen users, including Lopez, whose overwhelming Aura alarmed them. Meanwhile, Moro prepared a concealed blade and divine-character abilities for his planned ambush against the Ai Family leader.

• Killua and Gon learned Batola would hold a recruitment event on September 5 and tried a risky gambling scheme as a backup plan, but they lost their chance at a huge payout.
• Killua and Gon returned to their hotel and encountered Batola, Zalzala, and their guards in the lobby.
• Lopez entered and pressed his powerful Aura against Killua and Gon until Vic told him to stop; Aberran, Molena, and their companions then arrived.
• Owl emerged from the emergency stairwell to welcome Aberran and wondered whether Lopez might be the God of Death from the prophecy poem.
• Batola and his guards left for the elevators, and Killua and Gon agreed to avoid Lopez if they encountered him again.
• Moro prepared a blade in the Sheath of Abyssal Containment and inscribed divine characters onto copper plates to conceal his identity during the ambush.

Moro used the auction’s end to attack the Nenpisu Auction House, first confronting Melody and Basho on a rooftop before launching a Nen Bullet at the entrance. Lopez blocked the attack, but Moro killed Aberran, leaving the surrounding Nen users stunned.

• Aberran entered the auction house with Vic and Lopez, while Nosra watched them and later headed inside with Dazgnay and Doduino.
• Killua and Gon passed through the outer security and entered the auction house as Melody and Basho monitored the perimeter from a rooftop.
• Melody detected Moro hiding nearby, and he warned her and Basho to stay quiet before walking to the rooftop’s edge.
• After the auction ended, Moro launched a Deceptive Flying Star toward the auction house, and Lopez intercepted it at the entrance.
• Moro appeared beside Aberran and removed his head as Vic, Lopez, and the nearby Nen users looked on.

Moro assassinated Aberran in front of his guards and fought Lopez, who rescued Vic from Moro’s follow-up attack. After Lopez criticized Moro for hiding behind a disguise and holding back, Moro revealed his face and challenged him to a serious fight as Molena and the others arrived.

• Moro used Flash Strike to appear in Aberran’s blind spot and behead him, then threw Aberran’s head at Vic to interrupt his Conjuration ability.
• Lopez pulled Vic out of Moro’s sword strike, taking a wound across Vic’s chest, then struck Moro through a wall with his metal-braced arm.
• Moro returned from the dust and killed the gang members who rushed toward him by firing Nen-wrapped stone fragments, then faced Lopez as armed forces closed in.
• Moro and Lopez exchanged blows, and Moro relied on Flow and martial arts until Lopez accused him of lacking spirit and hiding behind his disguise.
• Moro dispelled his disguise and invited Lopez to fight him seriously; Molena and Nelson arrived, and Lopez refused Molena’s offer to join the battle.

Moro used Deceptive Flying Stars, Star Brilliance Condensation, and a hidden Flying Star Jump trap to kill Lopez in their duel. The fight ended in under a minute, Moro leveled up, and Gon nearly called out to him before Killua stopped him.

• Lopez and Moro faced off as Molena and the armed gang members stayed clear of the battle.
• Moro used Deceptive Flying Stars to blast Lopez and followed with Star Brilliance Condensation, baiting him into a rapid assault that briefly restrained him with Golden Chain.
• Lopez’s Blooming Rainbow ability amplified his aura as his injuries worsened, and he charged Moro through another Deceptive Flying Stars explosion.
• Moro activated Flying Star Jump from a Divine Script bronze disk, piercing Lopez’s chin and skull as Lopez attempted a final killing blow.
• Lopez collapsed after Moro asked whether he was satisfied, and Moro leveled up from Lv.73 to Lv.74.
• Gon nearly shouted Moro’s name, but Killua covered his mouth while the witnesses stared at the outcome.

After killing Lopez and gaining a level, Moro faced the mafia forces outside the auction while Molena tried to provoke them into action. Gray Snake recognized Moro as the likely God of Death in the prophecy and held the Shadow Beasts back as Moro’s attack left Molena seriously injured and the surrounding gang members devastated.

• Moro realized Lopez’s temporary Enhancement ability had raised his manifested Aura capacity enough to yield an entire level when Annual Rings absorbed his experience.
• Nelson tried to protect Vic, while Molena stepped forward and prepared to cover their retreat as Moro turned his attention toward them.
• Gray Snake recalled the prophecy poem and warned the Shadow Beasts that Moro, not Lopez, was likely its God of Death.
• Molena berated the Ten Dons’ security and the Shadow Beasts, prompting Gray Snake to block her comrades as some returning mafia members opened fire on Moro.
• Moro walked through the gunfire and unleashed Flying Star: Fierce Bow against the gathered mafia, causing heavy casualties and leaving Molena seriously injured.
• Gray Snake slammed down a hot-tempered Shadow Beast who tried to join the fight, while Moro looked on in surprise at the group’s continued inaction.

Moro left the Yorknew auction without retaliation from the Ten Dons, then confronted a Truth Eye member who delivered him an invitation and revealed little about the organization. A message from Gon said he and Killua had passed Batola’s screening and would soon enter Greed Island.

• Moro escaped the auction after killing Aberran and Lopez, while Killua and Gon watched in shock and the Shadow Beasts stayed frozen in fear.
• Zalzala told Batola that Moro had defeated Lopez, and Batola remained determined to obtain Greed Island’s clearing reward.
• The Ten Dons took no action against Moro, and Vic apologized for the attack as the Yorknew auction continued without further trouble.
• Moro waited outside Yorknew for a response, then followed a hidden trace after a girl delivered him a Truth Eye invitation.
• Moro confronted the blind Truth Eye member, overwhelmed her with his Aura, and learned she was Number 42 and knew little about the card’s costs.
• Gon messaged Moro that he and Killua had passed Batola’s recruitment screening and would soon enter Greed Island.

Moro investigated the Truth Eye card, planned to study spatial-transfer Divine Script in the Secret Realm, and learned that Biscuit was busy training Wing. Meanwhile, Gon and Killua entered Greed Island and began collecting cards, while the Bomber launched a deadly attack after lying low for years.

• Moro questioned Number 42 about the Truth Eye organization, took her card, and let her leave after learning she had recruited him because of his strength.
• Moro considered adapting the drift bottle's transfer ability and Greed Island's rule system to the Secret Realm, while waiting for Molena to become head of the Ai Family and help recover the Scarlet Eyes.
• Biscuit told Moro she had not attended Batola's recruitment event because Wing was insisting on special training after Moro defeated him quickly.
• Moro traveled with Chimera to the Secret Realm and began drawing Divine Script around the mural entrance to experiment with spatial transfer.
• Gon and Killua rejected an invitation to join a card-collecting team and spent a month exploring Greed Island on their own.
• The Bomber finally attacked, and casualties on Greed Island surged within days.

Moro completed a divine-script ring for teleportation, but it collapsed when he tried to activate it, so he called Ging for help. On Greed Island, Gon and Killua defeated Ganshu, then joined the failed challenge against Razor; Killua proposed asking his teacher for help.

• Moro finished drawing the teleportation divine-script ring, but it collapsed as soon as he activated it.
• Gon and Killua collected seventy-three designated cards, teamed up with other players, and defeated Ganshu after learning the conditions of his bomb ability.
• Bean invited Moro to examine the Hunter Exam at Netero's suggestion, but Moro refused and called Ging for advice about the failed teleportation script.
• Gon, Killua, Goreinu, and Zalzala's team challenged Razor for A Patch of Shoreline, but Razor's powerful dodgeball serve led Zalzala to surrender.
• Killua said they needed outside help and told Goreinu and Zalzala's team that he had someone in mind: his teacher.

Killua arranged for outside help with the No. 2 designated card challenge, while Moro learned how to stabilize his transportation divine script but still lacked a suitable activation medium. When Killua's requested teacher arrived at Batola's castle, it turned out to be Hisoka, whom Killua immediately denied was his teacher.

• Killua reasoned that Batola had game slots available and asked Zalzala to help persuade Batola to admit Moro as outside help for the No. 2 designated card challenge.
• Killua and Gon told Zalzala and Goreinu that Moro was far stronger than they were, and Killua left the game with a Leave card to contact him.
• Ging explained that Moro needed four reinforcement-type divine scripts to stabilize his transportation ability and a direct medium to activate it.
• Moro reinforced the divine script around the mural, but it still would not activate without a medium; then Killua called him.
• Three days later, Killua, Batola, and Zalzala waited for Moro at Batola's castle, but Hisoka arrived instead.
• Hisoka claimed he was Killua's teacher, and Killua angrily denied it.

Moro joined Killua, Hisoka, and Zalzala in Greed Island, negotiating with Batola for two of the game’s reward cards in exchange for clearing the game within a week and waking Batola’s lover. After the others entered the game, Moro examined its teleportation glyphs and remained behind, puzzling Elena and the group waiting at the island’s arrival point.

• Moro agreed to help Killua and Gon obtain Razor’s No.002 card and brought Hisoka along to strengthen their team.
• Moro arrived at Batola’s castle, impressed Killua’s Nen progress, and gained Batola’s agreement to let Hisoka join the challenge.
• Moro privately offered Batola two of the three clearing cards, promising to clear Greed Island within a week without payment or awaken Batola’s lover within a week if he failed.
• Killua, Zalzala, and Hisoka entered Greed Island, followed by Moro, who found himself in a glyph-covered room and began examining its teleportation symbols.
• Elena waited for the newcomers while Zalzala and the others wondered why Moro had not appeared at the island’s grassland teleportation point.

Moro studied Greed Island’s divine-script systems before joining Gon, Killua, and the others preparing to challenge Razor at dodgeball. As Razor assessed Moro and Hisoka at the lighthouse, he reconsidered his strategy, while Hisoka privately bristled at being judged weaker than Moro.

• Moro examined Elena’s console and divine-script antennae, then declined her explanation of the game rules.
• Moro met Gon, Killua, Hisoka, Goreinu, and Zalzala’s team and urged them to head straight to the lighthouse.
• Goreinu revealed that his Black Gorilla could forcibly exchange positions with another person and volunteered his gorillas for the dodgeball match.
• Zalzala explained the match rules and warned that Razor’s powerful Nen could seriously injure players even if they caught the ball.
• The group arrived at Razor’s lighthouse stronghold, where Razor recognized Moro and Hisoka as dangerous opponents and considered weakening their team before the match.
• Hisoka noticed Razor’s attention on Moro and silently resented being judged inferior to him.

Gon challenged Razor to an eight-on-eight dodgeball match, and Razor accepted before opening with a devastating throw. Moro saved Gon from elimination with a precisely controlled Nen bullet, and Hisoka destroyed one of Razor's Nen beasts before Razor caught the rebound.

• Gon initiated an eight-on-eight dodgeball challenge against Razor, who accepted and unleashed his full aura.
• Razor's opening throw hit Gon hard, but Moro used Flying Star Jump to redirect the ball from the ceiling and catch it, keeping Gon in the match.
• Killua explained the rebound rule to Gon after Gon mistakenly thought he had been eliminated.
• Hisoka volunteered to serve, wrapped the ball in Bungee Gum, and destroyed Nen Beast No. 2 with his throw.
• Hisoka tried to pull the rebounding ball back with Bungee Gum, but Razor leaped up and caught it effortlessly.