Was he really not a Nen Exorcist?
How could Ging readily accept Moyu's claim?
Even though he had never personally seen Moyu perform an exorcism, the intelligence he had gathered would not lie.
Moyu was unquestionably a Nen Exorcist, and his exorcism ability was extremely powerful.
Ging could actually understand why Moyu wanted to keep a low profile, but surely there was no need to deny having an exorcism ability outright.
Could it be...
Ging suddenly thought of his own profession.
As a Ruins Hunter, he inevitably had to deal with dead Nen frequently in his line of work, so knowing another Nen Exorcist could only be beneficial.
Besides, who would ever complain about having too much free labor?
(Somewhere on Greed Island, a disheveled man whose labor was being ruthlessly exploited suddenly sneezed several times in a row.)
And so, a possibility naturally occurred to Ging.
Could it be... that he anticipated I might frequently ask him to perform exorcisms in the future, and that's why...
Ging raised his eyebrows slightly and looked at the figure standing before the sky full of bone dust.
It was certainly possible.
But if Moyu really had that kind of foresight, Ging had to hand it to him.
Moyu could feel Ging's gaze lingering on his back, but he had no time to pay attention to him. He looked up at the dust filling the sky, shattered by All-Out's aura, and surprise surfaced in his eyes.
It was not because this dead Nen had crumbled before All-Out, but because Perception had just given him a reward.
You dispelled the grudges of countless slaves with your imposing aura. Perception was deeply impressed. Your exorcism opportunities +1
He had just taken down three core members of the Elimo Thieves Group in succession, one