Though the Elimo Thieves Group was not as notorious as the Phantom Troupe, it was five times the size.
Most of the time, the Elimo Thieves Group carried out crimes in "squads," and members could act freely without reporting to their leader, Milo.
Because of this rule, the Elimo Thieves Group was undoubtedly a place brimming with "freedom" for those vicious, inhuman criminals.
Thus, criminals whose lives became increasingly difficult as their wanted ratings rose would immediately consider joining the Elimo Thieves Group, reducing the risk of being picked apart by groups of Bounty Hunters.
Milo, the leader of the Elimo Thieves Group, had only two requirements for accepting members.
First, their wanted rating had to reach B-Rank. Second, their strength had to earn his recognition.
Because of those two requirements, even though many lone criminals wanted to join the Elimo Thieves Group, most were ultimately turned away.
Even so, the Elimo Thieves Group's membership continued to grow steadily, with more than sixty members at present.
The Elimo Thieves Group had never assembled in full, but every criminal operation was carried out in groups.
This time was naturally no exception.
Before making their move, they first sent a Manipulator to turn the tanks in the camp into the source of chaos, then dispatched an Enhancer to charge through the camp and draw fire.
These arrangements were all meant to make it easier to seize the ancient relics from the tomb.
At that moment.
Several waves of Nen fluctuations came from the direction of the large shed.
Even without being there, Moyu could roughly guess what was happening.
Ainbo and Kargess, whom he had killed, as well as the Manipulator controlling the tanks and causing chaos, had all been sent to draw fire. The Elimo Thieves Group's true main force had