During the time it took to kill Ke Hai and Pakunoda in succession, then finally suppress Franklin, Shatga, and Chrollo with the "100-Type Guanyin"...
The others were fighting as well.
Kurapika's opponent was Bonolenov Ndongo, the Phantom Troupe's Number 10 member.
Bonolenov had a lean physique, his entire body wrapped in white bandages, with red boxing gloves on both hands.
He was a descendant of the Gyudondond Tribe, an ethnic minority.
When the men of this tribe reached the age of three, black needles were driven through various parts of their bodies. As they grew older, the needles were gradually replaced with thicker black rods, which were ultimately secured with bamboo tubes, wood, and stone.
Once they reached adulthood, the black rods of varying thicknesses fixed throughout their bodies were removed, leaving behind numerous holes of different sizes.
The Gyudondond Tribe called these holes Wind Holes. During battle or prayer, they could use various dance poses to make the Wind Holes on their bodies produce beautiful tones.
They believed that the more beautiful the music they performed, the higher-ranking the spirits that descended upon them would be.
Thus, outsiders called the Gyudondond Tribe the Dance Warrior Tribe, though there were also mocking names like the Hole-Hole Tribe.
But one thing could not be denied—
When the Gyudondond Tribe danced, they could unleash astonishing combat power amid the rhythms of music.
"A chain that can become thorns..."
Bonolenov had already removed the bandages from his body. Looking at Kurapika's Scarlet Eyes, he said expressionlessly, "I never expected there to be a survivor."
Clatter—
Kurapika held his right hand level, and the Thorn Chain hanging before him gave off a crisp rattle.
Within those beautiful Scarlet Eyes was nothing but rage, rage that wished to send the man before him straight to