Compared to unknown skill rewards, what Moyu needed more right now was Nen Type Conversion Rate.
A cost-free, one-hundred-percent conversion rate for every type...
That would be very difficult.
But Moyu possessed that possibility.
It was just that as his strength grew, battles alone could no longer yield substantial rewards.
In other words, from Moyu's perspective, there were only a handful of strong people qualified to become his prey.
The world's top ten Nen users were naturally among them. Below that were combat-oriented Nen users among the Zodiacs, such as Botobai and Ginta.
Right, and the three pillars of four generations of the Zoldyck Family: Maha Zoldyck, Zeno Zoldyck, and Silva Zoldyck.
Of course.
In this vast world, there were surely other strong people who had never revealed their strength to the public.
For instance, the tightly wrapped Enhancer he had encountered when killing Kakin Kingdom's Fourth Prince, or the eminent monk Nen Exorcist whom the Hunter Association had once invited.
Buddhism existed as a culture in the world of Hunters.
And Buddhism's philosophy of discipline could, in a sense, stack Nen Ability upon Nen Ability into an impregnable fortress.
So even if there were sweeping monks hidden away somewhere in this world, Moyu would not have been surprised in the slightest.
But compared to seeking out reclusive masters who bore him no grudge, Moyu preferred directly killing vicious criminals without having to shoulder any psychological burden.
Still, if he was simply pursuing rewards, another path lay before Moyu.
That was to make contact with named characters from the original story at this stage, form connections with them, and thus seek out the emergence of rewards.
The Nen Type Conversion Rate rewards provided by Wutong and Milluki made Moyu realize that no matter how strong he became, the weight of