Sure enough, faced with this arrangement, Uvogin, Nobunaga, and Illumi all agreed without objection.
Chrollo himself, meanwhile, would have to face Hisoka's renewed challenge.
The book he had conjured flipped through its pages, and the various Nen abilities he had acquired with Bandit's Secret—originally meant to track down and kill Gelman—flashed past.
Pakunoda's Memory Bomb.
Machi's Nen Thread Stitching.
Shalnark's Black Voice.
The Meteor City Elder's Double Machine.
And many more Nen abilities, all meant to ensure that Gelman died here.
To be safe, Chrollo hadn't let Machi, Pakunoda, or Shalnark board the train.
The three of them hadn't even come to the Aijin Continent. They were still on the Europian Continent.
That way, one of the flaws in Chrollo's Bandit's Secret—the stolen Nen ability disappearing from the book if its owner died—was temporarily taken care of.
Gelman couldn't kill Machi, Pakunoda, and Shalnark from across the ocean and make the Nen abilities in Chrollo's book disappear.
Chrollo just hadn't expected Gelman to have a backup plan of his own, forcing him to use this entire set of Nen abilities against Hisoka, who had burst into the fight.
It seemed Gelman was just as troublesome as Hisoka when it came to taking advantage of the situation.
Chrollo hated losing control, but he believed that, after making adjustments, everything before him would still fall back into his hands.
He was the type to plan before acting, but he was also good at making timely adjustments on the battlefield.
Bang! Bang! Bang!
At that moment, another car behind them erupted in a series of explosions.
The blasts were like the starting pistol at a race. All the Nen users in the compartment attacked at once!
"Gel—man!"
Uvogin exploded into motion as he ran, like a ball of fire wreathed in golden flames.