Kurapika didn't speak immediately; he stood there, looking at the lazy Coleman with a complicated expression.
He had too many questions, and at that moment he couldn't figure out which ones were more important, nor did he know how to bring them up.
From the very beginning, 'Why did you save me?'
From now on, 'Are you alright?'
The first question has long since become unimportant with the passage of time.
But for the last one, he didn't know how to start the conversation.
After thinking it over, Kurapika himself was surprised that he had asked such a completely irrelevant question.
"Will this... cause you any trouble?"
After saying that, he immediately felt annoyed. How could it be troublesome?
Coleman has probably wanted to do this for a long time: issue a warrant for the arrest of this active gang of thieves.
Or rather, even if it causes trouble, I can't offer any substantial compensation.
This question is completely meaningless.
Coleman was taken aback for a moment when he heard the question; he thought Coleman would blame him for letting those enemies go.
After all, Coleman's arrival has already ensured the safety of Gon and Killua, and the situation has become one-sided.
This is a perfect opportunity to eliminate this thief gang.
"No, seriously, it was just a joke between 'partners'." He shrugged, seemingly unconcerned about Chrollo's words and actions.
Even though this smiling tiger said, "Just you wait and see."
But this wasn't a threat to Coleman. That guy had said it many times, but he was still alive and well, causing trouble for Chrollo.
Similarly, even if Coleman intensifies the manhunt, it will only hinder the gang's operations.
After all, Chrollo and Coleman had been doing very close business dealings in recent years, and Coleman had already given him a lot of benefits.
This naturally includes 'friendly relations' with some small kingdoms.
Therefore, no matter how much effort is put into the investigation and arrest warrants, they can still escape if they want to; it just means they'll have to put in more effort when dealing with the stolen money.
But that didn't stop Coleman from wanting to annoy them; he was just unhappy!
How could I possibly tell Illumi about something like this?
What if Illumi reacts negatively to this and comes after me with a sword?
Wouldn't that mean I'd be completely finished?
Even house cats have their own territory! He doesn't want to be forcibly confined to that tiny patch of land at home!
"However, you could take this opportunity to deal with them properly," Coleman suggested with a grin. "It would be best to wait until Hisoka has crippled them before you go."
As far as he knew, Hisoka had not yet given up on Chrollo, this "apple," so this battle-crazed rascal was still relentlessly pursuing Chrollo like a mad dog.
It has even expanded to the entire Phantom Troupe.
The battle between the two will soon begin, and the outcome will be Hisoka helping Chrollo regain his Nen Ability, followed by another fight.
If Kurapika wanted, Coleman could easily introduce this Avenger to Manster, allowing the little orange cat to use Manster's intelligence network to pinpoint the location of the final battle and thus reap the benefits. (Meow Meow says)
Standing to the side, Kurapika shook his head, refusing to agree.
As for revenge, he'll have to rely on himself.
No matter who he troubled or whoever helped him, he felt he had let down his deceased clansmen.
Only by personally slaying their enemies can the resentment of the Kurta Clan's spirits be appeased.
Coleman scoffed at this, "Let me give you a piece of advice: that kind of thinking won't work. You should know that you're not the only Kurta Clan in this world."
He remembered that back then, there were about a dozen children, didn't they escape too?
After he casually saved someone.
He also kindly shielded the children from all black market bounties and settled them in a small village.
Although this was at Ku'er Ya's behest.
But it was because I meant well!
"If you don't find a way to eradicate the idea that ' the Kurta Clan's eyes are one of the seven most beautiful things in the world' from the minds of the rich, then even if the Phantom Troupe is wiped out, all sorts of shady bandit groups and hunters will pop up to hunt down your people."
Coleman leaned back on the sofa, rubbed his temples with his eyes closed, and continued, "Instead of trying to get revenge, you'd better climb high enough before you die to make that bizarre and foolish idea disappear from this world, otherwise..."
His eyes suddenly snapped open, a flash of red light appearing, and malice and cruelty poured down like water.
"It's only a matter of time before our entire clan is wiped out."
After all, humans are the most insatiable and monstrous creatures, fond of harming their own kind.
Kurapika was deep in thought, seemingly pondering the feasibility of Coleman's words.
Just as he was about to speak, Coleman mischievously called for him to stop.
The white-haired, red-eyed man put his index finger to his lips. "Think about it. Now it's the little white kitten's turn to ask questions."
As he spoke, he kicked a white-haired man who was slumped in a chair, lost in thought.
"Is there anything you want to ask your Second Brother?"
"When will you die?"
"..."