With the Hunter Exam over, the Hunter Association finally had time to officially award Moyu his Two-Star title.
The news quickly spread across the Hunter Website.
And so, after disappearing for several years, Moyu returned to the public eye.
Rumors that the Phantom Troupe had killed Moyu in retaliation, or that he had died at the hands of some A-Rank Criminal, collapsed on their own.
The momentous news that he had earned a Two-Star title shook the Bounty Hunters who heard about it.
First, he had become the youngest One-Star Professional Hunter in history. Now, he had suddenly resurfaced and claimed the title of the youngest Two-Star Professional Hunter ever.
What would he do next?
Become the youngest Three-Star Professional Hunter, with great achievements to his name?!
Discussions centered on Moyu began appearing frequently across the Hunter Website's various forums.
That was what had allowed the fifth emerald bead of the Path of Legends to take shape.
The widespread circulation of the news also brought Moyu a mountain of commission requests.
These commissions came from countries all over the world, each hoping Moyu would help them eliminate vicious criminals wreaking havoc within their borders.
There were already bounties on these criminals' heads, so Bounty Hunters active around the world could freely choose to take them on.
But the bounty system could not deal with every criminal.
There were always a few criminals whom most Bounty Hunters had no desire to provoke, while those who dared usually ended up as piles of bones beneath those criminals' feet.
Some criminals even remained at large for ten or twenty years despite the enormous bounties on their heads...
The commissions from various countries specifically requesting that Moyu hunt down and kill these criminals were, in effect, increases to their bounties.
Since they were all