When Coleman arrived at the exam assembly point, he found the place in complete chaos.
Raising an eyebrow, Coleman casually grabbed one of the test-takers and asked with a smile, "Hello, may I ask what happened?"
The candidate was taken aback, looking the black-haired, purple-eyed man up and down, and replied with some surprise, "The examiners left overnight, and now all the candidates are stranded here, didn't you know?"
Having gotten the answer he wanted, Coleman blinked and replied somewhat perfunctorily, "Ah, something came up here, thanks."
Having said that, Coleman ignored the puzzled candidate and, without hesitation, blended into the crowd.
They found another inconspicuous spot and started walking slowly towards the back.
Seeing the leaderless crowd, Coleman didn't want to join in.
Coleman, a frequent visitor to this place, naturally knew many ways to leave.
However, the most important thing now is to find a suitable shirt.
Scan around and make a note of the people you want to remember.
Coleman nodded to Hisoka, then took a step back and disappeared from sight.
"He..."
The nail-wielding man uttered a single syllable somewhat awkwardly, his expression carrying a hint of doubt.
Hisoka tilted his head slightly. "He knows someone there; he's probably dealing with the clothes now."
Otherwise, wearing clothes that look like they've been torn to shreds would look rather odd, wouldn't it?
Coleman, who had ventured into the forest, did not immediately go to the temporary lodgings left by Allen, but instead chose to go to the place where the examiner had left.
Standing on the roof of the small building where the examiners had once been, Coleman looked around and silently extended his Nen.
Surprisingly, there was nothing there.
He twisted his slightly sore neck, rubbed the back of his head with one hand, and Coleman had a headache. "That was... a natural disaster?"
Oh, that would be terrible.
He clicked his tongue and jumped down from the height.
"Never mind, I'll go take care of this little wound first," Coleman thought, somewhat bored.
How severe of a natural disaster would it have to be to be included in an exam question?
His eyes drifted listlessly toward the sea, his steps unwavering; Coleman was clueless.
With the sound of waves crashing in his ears, he went into the small hut and casually changed into a white shirt.
Simply bandage the wound once it has stopped bleeding.
A thought suddenly popped into my head.
Tsunami?
A tsunami of natural disaster magnitude?
hiss...
The movement paused slightly.
Without hesitation, Coleman picked up the specially made microphone in the room and dialed Allen's machine.
After waiting for about five minutes, a noisy sound finally came from the other end.
"... Hello..."
Will this island be prone to tsunami disasters?
"... What?! Speak louder, I can't hear you!"
"Natural disaster!"
"Oh, yes, this place is special. If it were a natural disaster, it could submerge almost all the islands in this area, except for the watchtower I'm in... Speaking of which, a natural disaster is probably coming soon, otherwise the signal wouldn't be this bad! Good luck!"
"... Okay, see you later."
Having received the information, Coleman showed no mercy in his actions.
He rubbed his temples, feeling a slight headache.
The phone call I just made was intermittent, which proves that some sound waves or energy waves are being generated in this area.
These vibrations are almost inaudible to the human ear!
In other words...
I stepped out of the house and quickly moved toward the group of people I had just been there.
Coleman looked down at the group of people hurrying away and sneered.
If you can't hear it, you can't be warned, and you can't stay.
Looking at the 'calm sea' in the distance, Coleman shook his head.
If it is truly a tsunami of natural disaster magnitude, going out to sea at this time would be tantamount to suicide.
As for why Coleman was certain it was a natural disaster...
Because, apart from connecting to Allen's base, this island contains no dangerous creatures.
The Hunter Exam is always a mix of danger and opportunity.
Keeping everyone behind was naturally a test.
In performance evaluations, nine out of ten will fail.
Where there are no wild animals, there will surely be natural disasters!
So either there are wild animals on the sea route, or...
Maritime disaster!
Coleman blinked as he looked at Kurapika below, who was advising everyone not to act rashly.
A clever fellow.
Unfortunately, good advice is useless against a damn fool!
Someone's going to die!
As expected, the people below did not listen. Instead, they gave Kurapika a sarcastic rebuke before going to study the wooden boat they had found.
Coleman scanned the area, then locked onto the conspicuous redhead, and with a swift movement, he moved.
He moved closer to Hisoka.
"Hey! We've found out what's going on here. It's probably a natural disaster. Allen confirmed it too. Something like a tsunami could happen here. In the worst case, it could submerge everything except the watchtower where he is."
'Clara'
Instead of hearing Hisoka's response, they heard a sound like machinery turning.
Coleman instinctively looked down, his expression stiffening. "Alalala."
"Isn't that Nissan!"
As he spoke, he kicked Hisoka, who was sitting to the side.
Why didn't that kid tell me?!
"Your pose is... quite unique!"
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