In a sense, Nanika's ability, like Perception, was filled with unimaginable traits.
But from the perspective of "granting wishes," Nanika's upper limit was even greater than Perception's.
Correspondingly, the "cost ceiling" one had to bear far exceeded that of Perception as well.
Thus, Moyu did not believe Perception was stronger than Nanika's wish-granting ability.
Yet their relationship placed Perception in the dominant position. It could actually prey upon an existence like Nanika...
Should I keep asking...?
Moyu hesitated.
If Killua had been the only one here, he probably would have had far fewer reservations.
Forget it.
With the other Zoldyck Family members watching this conversation, Moyu was unwilling to risk exposing Perception.
Besides, he had not come away empty-handed. At the very least, he had obtained some crucial information from this exchange.
He could now be completely certain—
Perception was some kind of existence from the Dark Continent, and its standing was even higher than Ai, one of the Five Great Calamities.
Moyu temporarily put aside the urge to think further on the matter and instead used his unwillingness to provoke Nanika any more as an excuse to end the conversation.
Seeing that Moyu would not press for more answers, Alluka immediately relaxed.
Others could not see Nanika's condition, but he could.
Deep within his consciousness, this was the first time he had seen Nanika so helpless and flustered.
If Killua had not been beside him, Nanika probably would not even have been willing to speak, much less hold a normal conversation.
Having ended the exchange early, Moyu turned and left the basement without hesitation.
Alluka watched Moyu leave. Only after Moyu had completely vanished from sight did he cling to Killua's side and say, "Big brother, play with me!"
"Sure."
Killua glanced in the direction Moyu had gone, then