The next day, the results of the exam were announced.
Because Killua had killed his opponent and violated the rules, the chairman ordered his mandatory elimination. Everyone else advanced and received their Hunter licenses.
Holding the card, Coleman still could not believe that he had somehow collected a Hunter license for Garnet.
He tossed it up and down in his hand, pondered for a moment, and decided he could use it to extort Garnet for a bit of money.
Though Garnet himself probably would not care about such an optional license.
"Little Cole, let's go." Behind him, Illumi spoke with a faint threat in his voice. "Don't even think about sneaking away."
"Yeah, yeah." Coleman did not dare argue and obediently followed behind Illumi. "Why did you put a Nen needle in Killua again at the end?"
Hadn't the kid been behaving pretty well?
It did not matter if a few more Zoldyck children got Hunter licenses. He could have let little Killua play around with one.
Illumi thought for a while before slowly replying, "He wasn't obedient."
He had woken up in the middle of the night and made a fuss about going to find that spiky-haired kid, so Illumi had gotten angry and planted a Nen needle in him.
As for the opponent he had killed, that had merely been meant to scare the child.
"Did you want him—want that spiky-haired kid—to see things clearly?" Coleman grinned as he moved closer and threw an arm around his brother's shoulders. "Aren't you worried it might backfire?"
What if Killua's friend was a pervert like Hisoka and got even more excited instead?
Illumi pushed the large face leaning toward him aside and frowned in disgust. "Not everyone is like Hisoka."
Then he corrected himself, "This is just a test. Only