News of Netero's death in a duel soon spread throughout the industry.
Most who heard it found it unbelievable, and were even more shocked by the existence of Beyond.
Netero, renowned throughout the world as a legendary Hunter, actually had a son?
And that son had killed Netero in a duel?
Had the news not come from authoritative sources, most people's first reaction would have been that the media had gone mad chasing ratings and would make up absolutely anything.
Even though it was true, many people struggled to process the news. Discussions raged, and the topic remained the center of attention.
Meanwhile.
The Hunter Association began arranging Netero's memorial service.
Three days later.
The first-floor lobby of the Hunter Association Building.
A large portrait of Netero hung on the lobby wall.
Beneath the portrait lay heaps of colorful flowers of every kind.
Among the flowers were several neatly arranged photo books of beautiful women in swimsuits.
Professional Hunters who had come from all over the world stepped forward in an orderly procession to offer flowers and pay their respects.
Attendance at the memorial service was not mandatory for all Professional Hunters.
Yet almost every Professional Hunter had set aside their work and traveled great distances to attend the service at the Hunter Association Building.
That alone showed the esteem and prestige Netero held among Professional Hunters.
Even many Amateur Hunters had come of their own accord to offer flowers and pay their respects.
Moyu leaned against a corner with his arms folded, silently watching the Hunters coming and going through the lobby.
Everyone he knew had come, including Menchi and the others.
Since they could not leave Hawk alone at the temple, they had brought him to Shivadani City as well.
Kurapika didn't come...?
Moyu silently wondered as his