Speak, Examiner

Suddenly, as if recalling a crucial issue, he paused the recording.

"Ah, are those examiners still alive?" His expression turned somewhat peculiar.

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Hisoka had been on a killing spree all the way here. The remaining life energy of the individuals around him seemed... quite weak.

It was impossible to distinguish the examiners by strength anymore—because they all looked weak.

But the place where the examiners were scoring food still had survivors...

He didn't think he had passed the Hunter Exam yet, did he? If the examiners were dead, his exam would be invalidated.

This trip would have been for nothing... well, not entirely for nothing.

At least he had successfully checked in with the famous scenery of the Hunter World, aka Hisoka. Although it wasn't during the opponent's iconic scene—his post-bath state—he had still checked in.

The man was even more of a pervert in person than he appeared in the anime.

He was enjoying the joy of collecting stamps at a comic convention again in another world; it was quite nice.

"Well then, I'll be going now." Su Wu abandoned the chaotic Hisoka and flashed away.

The opponent was currently attacking anything that came near. He didn't know how long this state would last, and he was a little curious about the opponent's reaction after regaining consciousness, but unfortunately, he wouldn't get to see it.

The examiners, whose life or death was still uncertain, were more important.

Along the way, Su Wu saw many corpses of examinees, most of them dying in the same way, with playing cards on their bodies.

There were also some who were not yet dead but would likely succumb to their injuries without medical attention.

Su Wu turned a blind eye to this, focusing solely on finding the examiners.

Finally, he found three of them in one location. Or rather, one examiner clinging to life by a thread, and two corpses.

Bad news, only the last one remained.

Su Wu quickly went to Hutori, who was barely alive, and while stuffing medicine from his backpack into the opponent's mouth, he cheered him on.

"Hang in there, don't die so quickly."

"At least announce my passing before you kick the bucket."

"The treasure I found is definitely ranked first, right?" Su Wu pried Hutori's eyelids open, letting the examiner see the treasure he had brought.

He had brought all the treasure chests from the bodies he had seen on the way. Plus, since no other examinees were coming to compete with him for treasure value, who else could be first if not him?

"Say something, examiner." He shook Hutori's head, urging him on.

"If you keep shaking him like that, he'll really die," a man jumped down from a nearby tree.

He wore a long-sleeved hooded sweatshirt and a hat. His appearance was utterly unremarkable, making him forgettable at a glance, with a very faint presence.

"So, how did this exam go? I participated earnestly. I can't have this trip be in vain just because of an accident caused by someone, can I?" Su Wu saw the newcomer, not surprised, but spoke with a listless voice.

This guy had been following him since the exam began. Of course, it wasn't just him; Hisoka and those two non-humans also had people following them.

They were probably part of the examiner team, specifically for monitoring dangerous examinees... No.

What did that have to do with him? He wasn't dangerous.

Su Wu pondered for a moment, believing himself to be harmless and benevolent, not someone who needed special surveillance.

Then it must be that he was too outstanding, hence being listed as a key observation target.

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"If I don't pass, I'll be angry," the white-haired, blue-eyed youth said, sitting cross-legged beside Hutori, propping his chin with one hand, his eyes lazily half-closed.

Contrasting sharply with his languid and calm demeanor was the dangerous aura emanating from him.

Redy, one of the auxiliary examiners for the 286th Hunter Exam, couldn't help but break out in a cold sweat.

Facing such a youth, he couldn't help but feel fear.

He had personally witnessed the battle between the youth and Hisoka. Even Hisoka had no choice but to create distance and use evasive maneuvers to dodge the opponent's attacks.

He shouldn't have been greedy for those small rewards to become an auxiliary examiner... This was simply blood money.

Most of the other auxiliary examiners were already dead. Only he, who had been following the white-haired youth from the beginning, was still alive.

It was probably because the youth hadn't bothered with him.

"About that, your performance was witnessed by all. The specific footage has already been transmitted back to the Hunter Association," Redy explained, cautiously taking a couple of steps back.

"I see." Su Wu stood up, no longer paying attention to examiner Hutori.

Seeing this, Redy silently retreated several more steps, inwardly praying for the youth to pass.

Otherwise, if he had to come again next year...

"Relax, if I wanted to kill you, you'd already be dead," the white-haired, blue-eyed youth glanced at him and sneered.

For some reason, hearing this, Redy felt a bit relieved. At least it meant the youth didn't intend to kill him.

"I think I forgot something..." Su Wu stood still, pondering for a moment.

Forgot what?

"Congratulations, you passed." After Ruidi connected the call, he responded with a serious expression before turning to Su Wu and saying.

"Ah, I remember now, Maro is gone." Su Wu also said, suddenly realizing.

"Is anyone else alive?" Ruidi couldn't help but ask.

"Yes, there are still about... twenty to thirty people." Su Wu said calmly.

This number included Maro, Dongba, and those two non-humans, as well as some who were dying but not yet dead.

"I'm going to find someone first, wait for me here." The white-haired youth's voice fell, and his figure disappeared from his original spot.

"Still over thirty survivors..." Ruidi murmured thoughtfully.

Have someone come take away the surviving examinees.

Three minutes later, Su Wu found Maro near the sea.

He told him to run far away, and he really did run very far.

"Master!" Maro stood leaning against a tree, his expression somewhat vacant. Upon seeing the white-haired youth suddenly appear, he excitedly ran over.

"What do we do next?" He didn't ask about the outcome of the fight, nor did he offer any other opinions, only asking what should be done afterward.

"Ah, Hisoka killed a bunch of examinees, most of the proctors are dead too, and the ones still alive can't move. It looks like the only ones who passed this exam, barring any surprises, are the two of us." Su Wu yawned, grabbed Maro by the collar, and used Blue Sky to move them at high speed.

Ruidi also wisely stayed put, waiting for them to return.

Su Wu let go, and Maro dazedly shook his head.

"When do we get the Hunter Licenses?" Su Wu asked.

"Next, you'll need to take an airship to the final venue. Hunter Licenses are all issued after the interview." Ruidi said immediately upon seeing them return.