A faint pressure gradually spread toward the four of them.
Netero looked as though he had fallen asleep, his eyes closed as he reclined comfortably in his seat with his head tilted back.
Yet the astonishing presence steadily rising from his body was impossible to ignore.
His golden Nen aura, as unreachable to ordinary people as a towering mountain, continued to swell, seemingly without end, accumulating bit by bit with every passing second.
"Feels like something big is coming-"
The pressure jolted Kanzai out of his daze. His eyes suddenly widened, and he turned to look at the chairman.
There were eight minutes left until the first hour ended!
As the other three voiced their agreement, the first person to pass emerged: Mizaistom.
He wasted no time and immediately asked, "Chairman, now that someone has passed, the voting rules are no longer fair. Shouldn't they change to fit the circumstances?"
Netero slowly opened his eyes, withdrew the pressure he had used to frighten them, and said unhurriedly, "Indeed they should. Then, when three people remain, the person proposing the rule will vote as well. If all three vote [Agree] or [Oppose], the proposal succeeds. Any other outcome counts as a failure, and whoever casts the minority vote receives one opposition vote."
"When two remain, if both agree to the other's proposal, both pass at the same time. Otherwise, both fail. They must take a punch from me after every vote, and anyone who loses consciousness is automatically eliminated."
In other words, the [Three-Person Decision] tested not only the balance of the proposed rules, but also their coordination?
If they could ensure they cast the same vote as Cheadle or Dio, the worst outcome would be one opposition vote for Pariston, while the best would be getting the proposed rule approved.