A Different Kind of Observation Haki

Hisoka looked in Palo's direction and, sure enough, found his face filled with exhaustion.

He instantly felt deeply apologetic and softly said sorry. Then he secretly observed Palo, wondering what exactly Palo had encountered in Dreamscape.

Weren't beautiful things usually dreamed of in Dreamscape? Why did Palo look so miserable?

Hisoka scratched his head in confusion but said nothing.

Kuina carefully moved closer, patted Palo on the shoulder, and asked softly, "Palo, are you okay?"

Palo seemed to snap out of a dream. The moment he looked up, he saw everyone staring at him with concern. He gave them an embarrassed smile.

"Sorry, I'm just a little too tired. I'm fine. You all go ahead and do what you need to do. Just let me have some quiet for a while."

Palo's voice was full of exhaustion, and the others did not feel right disturbing him. They could only nod.

The tall Moyun was slightly hunched as well. He casually found a spot to sit down, then closed his eyes to rest.

"Everything should be settled by now, right? Why hasn't Moyun come out yet?"

Enel frowned tightly and scanned the area, but he did not find Moyun anywhere.

Palo had already come out, so why had Moyun not come out yet?

The others also realized that something was wrong. Their joy at seeing Palo gradually faded, replaced by worry for Moyun.

"Those two, honestly. Neither of them ever gives anyone peace of mind."

Kuina put her hands on her hips, glanced toward Palo, and let out a sigh.

"Moyun should still be confronting that old man."

It was Palo who spoke. The last time he had seen Moyun was when that old man had appeared.

Although he did not know where the two of them had gone, Moyun should