The wilderness.
Wind swept past, carrying sand and dust.
The air smelled of dry earth.
Gon looked at the Binder Book in his hands.
"Which direction?"
Gon pointed toward the canyon ahead and to the left.
They had used communication cards and every intelligence network they could find.
At last, they had tracked down the scourge who had spread endless terror throughout the game.
Genthru, the Bomber.
Killua rested both hands behind his head.
"These guys sure know how to hide."
"But their luck runs out today."
Biscuit walked beside them.
She straightened the hem of her pink dress.
"Don't let your guard down."
"Anyone who can set bombs under such demanding conditions..."
"His Nen is definitely strong."
Luo Ye brought up the rear.
He held a glass of chilled juice he had just gotten from Shizuku.
The straw was between his teeth.
He looked utterly bored.
"No matter how strong he is, he's just a delivery guy."
The four of them crossed a stretch of jagged rock formations.
From the clearing ahead...
Broken pleas drifted toward them.
Gon immediately crouched low.
He peeked out.
In the center of the clearing...
Genthru pushed his glasses up his nose.
He stared coldly at the five players kneeling on the ground.
Sub and Bara stood behind him.
Their faces were full of mockery.
"The countdown has already started."
Genthru's voice was like a venomous snake.
"As long as you hand over all your designated cards..."
"I'll graciously tell you how to defuse the bombs."
Genthru crouched down.
He patted one of the players on the cheek.
"Can you feel that wonderful sound?"
"Those are death's footsteps."
"Five more minutes."
"And your hearts will be like overripe watermelons."
"With one bang..."
"They'll explode all over the ground."
The five players looked ashen.
On