The figure who had appeared out of thin air stood atop a vine-covered rock, wearing a hooded raincoat. His face was scruffy with stubble, but his eyes shone brightly.
This man was Ging Freecss, the Boar of the Hunter Association's Zodiacs, and one of the World's Five Great Nen Users.
A multitude of civilizations had once flourished on the land of Lulusi Country.
As time passed, even the most glorious civilizations would eventually vanish into the river of history, leaving traces behind in various forms.
As a Ruins Hunter, Ging would never pass up a country renowned for its ancient sites.
He had visited many times. Although he had never taken part in the local excavations, he had eagerly toured the sites open to the public, getting close to the remnants of history.
Since many sites had still been under excavation back then, Ging had placed God Script with teleportation capabilities along his route, making it easier to return and visit once the work was finished.
Although he had made no particular effort to conceal the God Script, their locations were not places that drew attention.
Now, Ging had tried to activate the God Script to reach his next destination, but the teleportation had failed.
That meant the next God Script teleportation point might have been damaged or moved.
Of course, it was not necessarily someone's doing. An animal might have disturbed it by accident, or an earthquake might have shifted its arrangement, rendering the God Script ineffective.
When Ging had set up the God Script, he had merely thought they might come in handy someday. If he never used them, he would simply let them lose their effectiveness at some point as time passed.
Thus, when constructing this Teleportation God Script, Ging had devoted little effort to its "durability,"