He couldn't teach Killua Nen.
It was a decision Moyu had considered seriously.
He could certainly gain generous rewards from Perception by forming a master-disciple relationship.
But at the same time, it would incur the Zoldyck Family's hostility.
When it came to Illumi before, the Zoldyck Family had directly ordered Illumi to return home, sparing Moyu quite a bit of trouble.
But although the Zoldyck Family's handling of the matter had been fair, that didn't mean Moyu could interfere with Killua's growth however he pleased.
In the original story, the Zoldyck Family had never allowed Killua to come into contact with Nen. There had to be a reason for that.
If Moyu casually helped Killua awaken Nen now, Illumi, who had been ordered home, would definitely seize the opportunity to make trouble and might even use the family's power to kill him.
The Zoldyck Family certainly didn't want to see Killua awaken Nen in the first place.
Moyu could even imagine Tsubone charging into the room to tie Killua up if she saw that he had learned Ten tomorrow.
After being refused by Moyu, Killua lowered his head and fell silent.
Since Illumi had been dealt with twice by Moyu, Killua wasn't worried that Illumi could pose any threat to him.
But Tsubone was different.
Killua couldn't let Moyu take risks because of his own curiosity.
"I'm sorry."
Having thought it through, Killua raised his head to look at Moyu and apologized softly like a child who had done something wrong. "My selfish request put you in a difficult position..."
"How could it?"
Moyu's eyelids lowered slightly, his mood somewhat complicated.
Two more years...
The adorable little Killua before him would leave Heavens Arena and return to that home nestled on Kukuroo Mountain.
Then, under Illumi's grotesquely controlling, high-pressure upbringing,