Chapter 215: A twisted sense of humor × anger × a rational Kent
Joey had sent out the hawk, and it had been transformed from a surveillance camera.
So he had watched Hisoka's entire fight. Now that it was over, he no longer needed to keep playing hide-and-seek with Phinks and the others.
Still, his task had turned out to be much easier than he had expected.
He had only baited them a little before Phinks and Feitan charged toward the warehouse.
After noticing something strange about the warehouse, the two had also begun examining and exploring it.
Franklin, however, had not followed them. He had stayed near the entrance, presumably with the same aim as Nobunaga: to guard the exit and prevent anyone from leaving.
But Joey figured Franklin would not stay there long, because people from the Gasha-A Family should be coming in from that direction soon.
If Franklin wanted to avoid a confrontation, he would move farther inside.
Besides, after such a serious intrusion into the warehouse, the King's Army and the Hunter Association would send people to investigate, even if this was somewhere the King's Army had deliberately concealed before.
So both Joey and the Phantom Troupe needed to finish their respective business and leave quickly, or they risked being trapped inside the warehouse.
After all, the people coming were not idiots. They could hardly fail to know that the warehouse had two entrances.
Once both ends were sealed and heavily armed forces pushed inside, no one would be able to escape.
Even powerful Nen users risked death under suppressive fire.
Joey put away his binoculars and ran toward the exit where Hisoka was, still carrying the middle-aged man he had captured.
The hawk flew back halfway there, turned back into a camera, and was put