Danger levels had always been assessed on multiple fronts.
Under certain conditions, the danger posed by a B-rank creature could approach A-Rank.
Those conditions usually included climate, the natural environment, food, and even chemical substances.
As a B-rank disaster, the Thermal Light Species would undoubtedly reach A-Rank if allowed to breed and spread beneath the blazing sun.
As for destructive power, a B-rank threat had a fatality rate of nearly one hundred percent. Even survivors would suffer injuries and lasting complications that could plague them for life.
Thus, a final assessment would be made based on population, aggression toward humans, reproductive capacity and speed, destructive power, and various other factors.
The assessment for a B-rank threat was as follows:
The dangerous creatures had to be exterminated as soon as possible, requiring action on a national or even international scale.
This was the reference information provided by the International Permit Office for dealing with B-rank disasters.
Clearly, there had to be a reason why the V5 had suddenly dumped a B-rank disaster that might require a nation's resources to resolve onto the Hunter Association.
Perhaps they had never expected the Hunter Association to eliminate the Thermal Light Species in the first place, but had been compelled to do this for some other reason.
Too little information...
Moyu could not figure it out. Based on the current situation, he could only conclude that someone wanted to use this to tie down the Hunter Association, giving Beyond enough freedom to act.
"The Thermal Light Species... According to the reports we have, an enhanced specimen can make a Nen user vanish completely from this world within ten seconds. Extremely dangerous."
Although forced to shoulder the responsibility of dealing with the Thermal Light Species, Moyu had no intention of slacking off.
He understood that even