Before Crazy Slots could even finish introducing itself, Kite snapped, "Shut up and disappear already!"
He loosened his grip, and Crazy Slots vanished in a burst of colorful light.
It was Cordis's first time seeing such an unusual Nen Ability, too. He looked at Kite curiously and asked, "So you can't choose your own weapon, then?"
Kite sighed in irritation and nodded. "Yeah. It's a real pain."
That left Killua, who stood beside Cordis, speechless. Looking utterly baffled yet deeply stunned, he complained, "If it's such a pain, why did you learn it in the first place?"
At those words, Kite stopped dead in his tracks, his complaints forgotten, and stared at Killua with an unreadable look.
Seeing that, Killua suddenly realized something. "Don't tell me you really never thought of that!"
Kite gave a cold snort and continued farther inside.
As they walked down the passage, Kite suddenly said, "Your Nen seems a little more convenient."
Following behind him, Gon answered vaguely, "It's all right, I guess. At least compared to yours, it is a little."
That seemed to touch another sore spot for Kite. He sighed helplessly, but before he could finish venting his resentment, he turned to Cordis.
"Speaking of which, Cordis, what exactly is your Nen?"
Cordis put on a troubled frown. "Someone told me you shouldn't casually reveal your Nen to other people. It's dangerous."
Kite considered that for a moment, then nodded in agreement. "True. It's best not to reveal your Nen to others carelessly."
Cordis had only wanted to tease Kite because of his cold, dispassionate expression. He hadn't expected the man to take his offhand remark seriously.
Without a good understanding of their teammates' Nen, their lack of familiarity would make the coming battles difficult.
At best, they would get hurt. At