The God Script engraved on the iron ball must have been the medium Ging used to teleport over.
Whether deliberately or not...
Before using this "God Script" ability, Ging had casually mentioned Soul Echo's ability to swap places with a shadow.
Now, using God Script he had engraved in advance, he had demonstrated a similar offensive maneuver before Moyu.
Was he trying to show Moyu something, or simply aiming to end the fight quickly?
Whatever Ging had been thinking before launching that strike, what Moyu saw was a swift, ruthless, precise style unlike the 100-Type Guanyin.
First, he had used a casually thrown iron ball to force Kabak's Manifestation Aura Allocation out of balance.
Then, with a seemingly ordinary little Nen Ball as fast as lightning, he had pierced the crown of Kabak's skull.
The entire sequence had ended so quickly that Kabak only realized what was happening after the Nen Ball pierced his skull, dying with bewildered disbelief all over his face.
But the question Moyu was considering at that moment was—
What if, after reacting, the opponent had chosen to evade the chained iron ball instead of catching it head-on?
Would Ging's advance preparations still have created such a perfect opportunity for a killing blow?
So...
If his goal was to end the fight quickly, had Ging also kept a contingency ready to adapt to unexpected developments?
Or had Ging already judged the enemies' Nen types at first glance before acting, then deliberately thrown the chained iron ball at Milo, who was unlikely to be an Enhancer?
Perhaps that move had not been meant to target Milo, but to draw out the Nen user among the enemies who was an Enhancer?
After all, when faced with a sudden situation like this, an Enhancer in a team would almost