Meanwhile, elsewhere, Killua had taken out the yo-yos he had spent these past days painstakingly studying and was locked in a fierce fight with Shab.
Biscuit took out an [Accompany] card and flew toward [Soufrabi], taking Bara, who had been chasing her, along with her. Cordis was not particularly worried about her leaving his sight.
After all, with Biscuit's abilities, defeating Bara would be easy even without reverting to her true form.
Killua's battle was also proceeding steadily. With the yo-yos Illumi had given him, made from some unknown material, defeating Shab was only a matter of time.
What worried Cordis most was, unsurprisingly, the battle between Gon and Genthru.
Gon had already been knocked down more times than anyone could count, yet he kept getting back up, his right cheek swollen red and his body covered in wounds.
Looking at Gon before him, Genthru could not help frowning, but he forced himself to remain calm. "Give up. Do you really think you can beat me as you are now?"
Gon sprang up from the ground and took a fighting stance again, shouting at Genthru, "If I can't even beat you now, what's the point of talking about the future?!"
"I told you! We keep fighting until one of us dies!"
A vicious glint flashed through Genthru's eyes at those words. He instinctively clenched his fist, gathering aura in his hand.
He adjusted his glasses and said, "You really are strong. You're also an idiot."
As he spoke, Genthru released his aura. He was going to teach this brat a proper lesson and show him just how useless all that effort and confidence of his really were.
Gon's heart was in his throat as well. Watching Genthru finally get serious, anticipation flashed in his eyes, along with a surge of