"If that student of yours is just good at fighting, then I'd advise you to send him back to study the basics of being a Hunter for another two years before he runs for this position."
Seeing Cheadle standing motionless, Biscuit spoke irritably.
On the way over, Cheadle had told her a great deal about Dio.
She had particularly stressed that he had many abilities, and that treating him as an ordinary Emission user would probably lead to a nasty loss.
Biscuit had encountered Nen users with multiple abilities before. In fact, she had killed quite a few.
Most were all show and no substance.
How could flashy Nen Abilities compare to a body tempered through countless trials and plain, unadorned Nen Aura!
She was a true Martial Artist, an orthodox successor to Shingen-ryu.
Biscuit had always opposed making the sheer number of Nen Abilities the main focus of a Nen user's training.
So when she heard Cheadle describe Dio's abilities as "numerous" rather than "powerful," she couldn't help feeling dismissive.
It might not sound very nice, but in her view, Cheadle had led Dio astray.
Cheadle herself was renowned for her extraordinary talent for developing Nen Abilities.
But what Cheadle hadn't told her was that she described Dio's Nen Abilities as "numerous" because his truly "powerful" ability was already powerful beyond belief-
All his other abilities merely supplemented that most central ability.
Of course, Cheadle would never tell Biscuit any of this, and Biscuit tacitly refrained from asking her about the specifics of Dio's abilities.
This was an unwritten rule among Nen users: unless it was an emergency or they were absolute enemies, they must not casually reveal the specifics of someone else's abilities.
Likewise, Dio had never told Silva about the Nen Abilities of Cheadle, Mizaistom, or the