Biscuit and Silva were both supreme fighters who excelled at head-on assaults.
In terms of affinity, one belonged to [Transmutation] and the other to [Emission], and they were evenly matched in their ability to use Nen Aura for offense and defense.
Both had attained exceptional levels of proficiency in their Nen Abilities, with Silva having reached the [Talent] level in [Emission].
Biscuit, meanwhile, had ascended to the throne of [Extreme] in [Transmutation], with an astounding level of mastery that allowed her to freely change her physical form.
Their battle could be described as an extremely simple, brutal exchange between a powerhouse of a man and a powerhouse of a woman.
Silva was like a mobile artillery battery. As he considered how to free Biscuit from her controlled state, he also used exquisite footwork to maintain his distance from her.
He had no desire to fight at close quarters with an expert who had spent decades immersed in martial arts. Even if he could win, he would probably have to pay a price.
As a Two-Star Hunter with extremely extensive combat experience, although Biscuit had lost the initiative and fallen under a [Manipulation]
ability's control, she had not given up on freeing herself.
The reason lay in the white ghost clinging to her right fist: its control over Biscuit was not particularly strong.
Compared with abilities that exerted extremely powerful control, such as [Carrying the Fate of Others] and Illumi's Nen Needles, Biscuit could even speak while under the white ghost's control.
Sacrificing the strength of control in exchange for more lenient conditions for establishing it... my opponent is a Nen user highly proficient in Manipulation.
Biscuit calmly considered this as she felt the Nen Aura circulating within her.
Although the situation looked dangerous, it was actually nowhere near as bad