The hall fell quiet.
Cheadle stood up and walked to the window to look outside. Several Main Gods were leaving the city, some flying, others vanishing into thin air.
Odin set down his teacup, ready to leave as well.
"Chairman," Kurapika called out to stop him. "I'd like to go back to the human world."
The others looked at Kurapika in surprise, then waited for Odin's reply.
Odin gave him a puzzled look. "Go back? Sure. I'm not stopping you. You all have spell cards and enough Nen. Just go, as long as it doesn't interfere with your work."
"I need to take care of some personal matters, and I'd like to check on the New Continent while I'm there," Kurapika said. "I'll need a bit more time."
The hall was silent for a few seconds.
Leorio walked in through the door. "I'm going back too. I still have dreams I haven't fulfilled."
Odin didn't mind. He nodded and said, "Sure. Just make sure you hand over your work properly.
"Oh, and ask around to see who else wants to go back. You can go together. Once you're there, see if anyone else wants to come here and send them over."
With that, Odin turned to Cheadle. "Cheadle, take care of the arrangements."
Cheadle nodded. "Yes, Chairman."
Seeing that there was nothing else to discuss, Odin waved and left the Conference Hall.
After he left, Kurapika began organizing the group.
Odin returned home and sat on the sofa. Smiling at Ponzu, who had been quiet earlier, he said, "You're different from them. It wouldn't even take us a second to go back there. We can go back and return whenever we want."
"Then shall we go back for a visit?" Ponzu asked delightedly.
Odin nodded. "Sure. Let's go."
"I'll pack