Hisoka felt that as long as he could find Bai Zhu, this trip would not be in vain.
Although he no longer had the urge to fight that man again, a strong intuition told him that interesting events that he could not resist always happened around Bai Zhu.
He walked leisurely in the direction where that pillar of light and sword had shot up into the sky.
When he arrived, caution tape had already been set up at the scene, surrounded by curious onlookers and busy police officers.
Hisoka merely glanced casually before easily stepping across that thin barrier, standing at the edge of the huge deep pit pierced through by the light sword. He looked down, and the crater was bottomless, the air filled with a rich bloody stench and the burnt smell of scorching.
The police were using pulleys and ropes to hoist corpses up from below one by one.
Most of these corpses were incomplete, seemingly "raw materials" that the researcher tracked by Bai Zhu and the others had not had time to process.
Hisoka's hearing was sharp, and he caught the lowered-voice conversation between two police officers.
"...My god, they're all tourists reported missing recently, and a few are locals..."
"More than that, there are many snakes chopped into pieces down there, and those things are thicker than a bucket! This light sword is simply the heavens opening their eyes to wipe out the demons at the bottom in one sweep! It's truly a cause for celebration..."
A cause for celebration?
The curve of Hisoka's mouth grew slightly wider.
He knew this matter was not over yet.
Because those interesting "little fruits" he had marked earlier had not returned to normal at all. That frantic sense of hunger in their bodies not only had not weakened,