Mori did not panic at those words.
Although he could tell that the other man was indeed speaking in his direction, that did not mean he had been exposed.
His ability was far more than simple shapeshifting. It was absolutely impossible to distinguish him from the other mummified corpses by appearance alone!
He's bluffing, but this situation is still dangerous-
Mori knew full well that even if the other man was bluffing, letting this situation drag on would only lead him to a dead end.
No more testing. Do it now!
Mori quietly tightened his grip on the treasure hidden in his hand and began drawing out its Nen Aura without regard for the cost.
He had originally wanted to save some as a fallback, considering there were other enemies to face afterward. Now, it seemed a little too early to worry about what came next.
But there was something he failed to notice.
At some point, a dark figure had silently slipped behind him, watching his movements and following his every step.
Amid the silence and darkness.
Dio could not help frowning when the enemy failed to reveal an opening.
He had not actually spotted any opening in the enemy's defenses. He had merely shouted toward the direction from which the ropes around his wrists had appeared, testing the waters.
The enemy was clearly quite composed.
There were two possibilities. First, his opponent was composed and experienced enough not to fall for the trick. Second, the enemy was not on the second floor at all, but was remotely controlling those nooses and corpses through some special mechanism.
In fact, this was what puzzled Dio.
Nen Aura did not appear out of nowhere. Even awakening Nen in a living person was extremely complicated, and now someone was claiming they could