The first time Hisoka Benso was brutally beheaded, Moyu detected no sign of an attack.
For the second probing incursion, Moyu prepared himself mentally in advance.
So when Hisoka Benso was beheaded again, Moyu finally caught the attacker's trajectory and its almost translucent outline.
From Moyu's perspective, the attacker that beheaded Hisoka Benso clearly possessed an ability that faded its body from view.
And when it attacked, it gave off not even a trace of killing intent.
That was precisely why Moyu had failed to see the attacker or sense its attack the first time.
The blurry outline that flashed past looked very much like a human figure, only much smaller.
Since the attacker's body was faded into a translucent state, however, Moyu could hardly conclude that it was human.
"The attacker can make its body translucent, and it's incredibly fast. I was on guard just now, but I still couldn't see the weapon it used to behead Hisoka... assuming it used a weapon at all. The only thing I can confirm is that ordinary-strength Ken can't stop it."
Faced with everyone's astonishment, Moyu lowered his voice and briefly explained what he had learned.
"Also, Hisoka was beheaded twice, but the attacker showed no intention of advancing on us. Both times, it stayed in the same spot."
"It might be defending its territory..."
Menchi spoke thoughtfully.
She wasn't a Beast Hunter, but she often ventured into deep mountains, old-growth forests, and other environments teeming with life, so she had experienced the territorial instincts of certain powerful creatures.
Some creatures deliberately left warnings such as urine or claw marks within their territories, but others didn't.
They simply attacked without any need to feed, slaughtering every other creature that intruded on their territory.
Moyu looked at Menchi and nodded. "I think so