The Nen exorcism was complete.
The three Marshfolk had lost consciousness and collapsed to the floor.
The three Nen Exorcists left the room one after another.
This Exorcism had been unexpectedly easy for them.
More importantly, the risk involved had been practically nonexistent.
After leaving the experimental room, they went to the monitoring room.
Everyone looked over.
None of them had expected the Exorcism to be finished so quickly.
Facing everyone's gazes, Ella, the Hunter Association's Nen Exorcist, explained, "I could clearly sense that the Nen rooted inside the Marshfolk wasn't very strong, so it was removed quickly. The risk was basically negligible as well."
"Black Worm told me that the Nen consumed by its eyes was indeed very weak."
Aldin raised a hand to straighten the hat on his head, his expression calm.
Youyan lowered his eyes and remained silent.
But everyone had seen his Exorcism process just now. Like Ella and Aldin, he had handled it with remarkable ease.
In truth, the three Nen Exorcists were not far apart in skill.
Therefore, the feedback they received after the Exorcism should not have differed much either.
"Ho ho, now comes the crucial part."
Netero looked toward the three unconscious Marshfolk on the monitor.
First, they needed to confirm whether the disappearance of Nen would turn the Marshfolk into mindless puppets.
After that, they needed to further confirm whether these three would still trigger Marshfolk mode.
As the Marshfolk in the room gradually woke up, the next phase of testing began immediately.
First came a series of complicated questions, confirming that the consciousness and memories of the three had not been affected.
Afterward, they recreated an experimental setting with no third person present.
This time, the Marshfolk left alone with someone else did not trigger their abilities again.
That was