A Nen Ability with "randomness" as its defining trait...
Setting that aside, once the "invitation process" ended, it actually sealed both participants' Nen Abilities outright.
In a sense, this ability was terrifying.
Granted, there was compensation through the so-called game mechanics...
But that alone probably wasn't enough to support a Vow Effect like this, was it?
No matter how freely Nen Abilities could be shaped, they could never escape the framework of vows and restrictions.
Sealing a target's Nen Ability in exchange for nothing more than "one Revival Coin" was far too small a price.
Perhaps Ging also had to bear some restriction he simply hadn't mentioned.
Randomly receive a Nen Ability, then use it to decide the winner...
Never mind how straightforward the victory condition is. With Ging's freakish talent, this is practically his home turf.
In just a few breaths, many thoughts passed through Moyu's mind.
The most crucial factors were undoubtedly Ging's talent for reproducing most of a striking ability after being hit by it just once, his understanding of Nen, and his terrifyingly refined control.
Moyu still remembered how, in the original story, Ging had utterly humbled Beyond's handpicked teammates with a little "Nen Ball game."
In that little game, he formed Nen Balls on his fingers, then performed all sorts of intricate, juggling-like maneuvers with them.
It might have looked like a meaningless little game, but only those who tried it themselves could understand just how extraordinary Ging's control over aura was.
Thinking about it now—
Ging's freakish aura control probably wasn't solely the result of practicing God Script. This so-called "Number One Player" Nen Ability likely had something to do with it as well.
So when it came to aura control, Moyu didn't think he could beat Ging.
But...
The effects of "Number One