With the locator's precise enemy-tracking function, Moyu and his Shadow Clones stationed across the island were all attacked by the examinees.
Moyu's main body easily repelled Pokkle's group, but things were not nearly so simple for the Shadow Clones.
The distance between the main body and the Shadow Clones was too great, which reduced both the clones' strength and the precision of Moyu's control.
And to avoid accidentally injuring the examinees, Moyu had to carefully control the force behind every counterattack.
That was where the difficulty lay—
The examinees' physical abilities varied wildly, so Moyu had to tailor his responses accordingly. That undoubtedly pushed the difficulty to its limit.
Just like now...
The Shadow Clone sent Hanzo flying with a kick. Though the impact was dramatic, the carefully controlled force caused Hanzo no actual injury.
But if that kick had landed on Pokkle, Pokkle would have been severely injured even if he survived.
At that moment,
Hanzo heard Kurapika's explanation of the sixth rule and finally realized what it meant.
The examiner had counterattacked, yet he was unharmed...
"Just as expected, a monster among monsters."
Hanzo quickly put away his petty thoughts, his expression gradually turning serious.
Hanzo had personally witnessed Moyu use the legendary Shadow Clone technique during Moyu's battle with Illumi.
That was why he would never believe Beans's claim that this was some kind of fake.
The examiner before him was undoubtedly one of Moyu's Shadow Clones.
Although Hanzo could not use the Shadow Clone technique, he knew that a Shadow Clone's power was weaker than the original body's.
But after exchanging blows, Hanzo realized he had still been too optimistic.
A Shadow Clone's strength was indeed weaker than the original's...
But that depended on just how strong the original was.
In that exchange, Hanzo had experienced