For two months, Moyu had Kurapika focus solely on basic Nen techniques such as Ten, Ren, and Zetsu, as well as advanced techniques like Gyo, In, and Gyo.
Build a solid foundation first, then turn his attention to developing a Nen Ability.
That was Moyu's training philosophy.
In fact, that was how he himself had come all the way.
Now that he bore the responsibility of teaching Kurapika, he had Kurapika walk the path he had once walked.
Although the "teachers" sent by the Hunter Association usually only helped newcomers master the Four Major Principles, Moyu had no intention of being as perfunctory as the others.
Not only would he guide Kurapika through the basics, he would also teach him advanced Nen applications.
"Spatial abilities or chains..."
Moyu looked at Kurapika and said calmly, "Unfortunately, you don't have much time left. Otherwise, it wouldn't be impossible to have both."
Over these two months, Moyu had not only witnessed Kurapika's diligence, but also seen his talent for Nen Abilities.
Beyond that, Kurapika's meticulous mind and extraordinary powers of observation and analysis all pointed to his potential in combat.
Thus, Moyu believed that, given Kurapika's talent, he was capable of realizing both the spatial ability and chain-based approaches.
The pity was—
Moyu could wait, but the Phantom Troupe could not.
Before long, the two sides were bound to come into contact.
"Both..."
Kurapika lowered his gaze and murmured to himself.
He had learned much about Nen knowledge and concepts from Moyu, and it was not as if he had never considered combining the two approaches.
But just as Moyu had said, he was still bound by the Restriction of "time." He had no right to aim too high.
Watching Kurapika's reaction, Moyu said calmly, "Trying to swallow too much will only leave