Skilled Nen users adapted their strategies to the situation in the heat of battle.
Franklin and Phinks did exactly that.
They changed their approach, no longer fixated on landing a heavy blow on Moyu himself. Instead, they intended to swiftly drain Moyu's Latent Aura through tactics.
So Moyu made corresponding adjustments based on the changing situation.
There wasn't much time left, so he had to find an opportunity for a killing blow as quickly as possible.
Thus, before Franklin and Phinks' pincer attack arrived, Moyu began setting things up, going out of his way to Mimicry his shadow into a hollow Shadow Ball.
Then, under the cover of the Shadow Ball, he quietly Conjured an Antenna set to Automatic Mode.
After making those preparations, Moyu tossed the Shadow Ball containing the Antenna in a direction away from Franklin and Phinks.
At that moment, Moyu waited for Franklin and Phinks to make their choice.
If Franklin chased after the shadow, Moyu would use Shadow Shift to swap positions.
If Phinks chased after the shadow, then that was exactly what Moyu wanted.
Because Phinks was the target Moyu had chosen...
Once a Manipulator fulfilled the conditions, it was practically an instant kill.
But the question was, how could those conditions be fulfilled?
An Antenna in Automatic Mode did not possess absolute penetration. The hardest part was getting past the target's Nen defenses and planting the Antenna.
Therefore—
Usually, the chances of succeeding with an Antenna rose dramatically only when the target was gathering a large amount of Nen for an attack.
Based on that, the best targets were types like Uvogin and Phinks.
The former's Big Bang Impact required gathering nearly all of his aura into his fist.
The latter's Ripper Cyclotron worked on the same principle, using the rotation of his