Hunter: I became stronger even after I died.

Chapter 69 You have to take the blame for this.

a few minutes ago.

Even when he saw Hisoka chasing him from afar, Moro never regretted his decision to take action to grab the head.

In order to become stronger as quickly as possible, he would make the same decision even if he had to do it all over again.

but now……

Moreau began to regret it.

Creepy, goosebumps?
Whether on a mental or physical level, Moreau didn't know what words to use to describe how he felt at the moment.

He deeply realized that

Even though he had "read" the character named Hisoka from the God's perspective of a reader of the original novel, he actually couldn't fully understand everything.

Hisoka's moral bottom line was far beyond his expectations.

Things have come to this point, so don't expect to get Hisoka to leave on his own by "negotiating terms".

This guy... is like the chewing gum that won't come off the bottom of your shoe no matter how hard you rub it.

Moro simply gave up the idea of keeping Hisoka away and changed his mind.

The original plan was to learn as much information as possible about the virus and the research institute through contact with Sambika.

Then Hisoka suddenly appeared, and Sambika was so frightened that he trembled...

What’s even more frustrating is that because of Hisoka’s actions, even a normal person like him is regarded as a pervert by Sambika.

It's such an unexpected disaster.

However, through the conversation with Sambika just now, at least one more important piece of information can be confirmed.

That is, the "unknown virus" in the village is extremely weakly contagious.

In this case, he was too lazy to get information through Sambika and took Xi Suo directly into the village to investigate the whereabouts of the research institute.

This is Moreau's changed thinking.

Since there is no way to rub off Hisoka's chewing gum, he might as well use it to disgust Nolan's people.

By then, Nolan's organization will definitely regard Hisoka as an enemy.

This way, Hisoka can share at least half of the firepower.

Thinking of this, Moro ignored Hisoka's expectant gaze, picked up his heavy backpack, and walked straight towards the village.

“It’s so sad.”

Seeing Moro's cold reaction, Hisoka put away his playing cards. He said he was sad, but there was always a smile on his face.

The two walked through the forest, one in front and one behind, without speaking to each other during the journey.

Only after they walked out of the forest did Hisoka ask with interest, "There are guns in your backpack, right? And quite a few."

"Correct."

Morrow did not deny it.

Hisoka chuckled and said meaningfully, "Your ability can't be used only for escaping, right? Could it be that its practicality and power are not as good as firearms?"

"?"

Moro turned around and glanced at Hisoka with a strange look.

After confirming that Hisoka had received the message from his eyes, Moro turned around and said calmly, "Your 'catapulting speed' can leave the airship far behind. Don't you need to take the airship?"

"..."

Hisoka was slightly speechless.

Then he heard Moro continue: "When you chase people, your speed is faster than that of a car. Don't you need to take a car?"

"..."

Hisoka was silent for a moment.

"Ok."

Immediately, Hisoka quickly looked indifferent again.

After a while.

Moro and Hisoka walked across the plain and came to the outside of the village.

Regardless of Hisoka's reaction, Moro put on his gas mask again, covering almost his entire face.

Then he put the backpack on the ground, took out a few pistols from it, put them on his body one by one, picked up the magazine, and stuffed it directly into the portable tactical belt.

Hisoka was watching Moro's actions from the side, with a strange look in his eyes. He then casually looked at the village in front of him with mud-brick houses.

Due to the difference in information, Hisoka could not understand Moro's behavior at the moment, but he did not intend to ask actively.

Rather than revealing the cards himself, he preferred to wait for others to reveal them. And Moro naturally would not take the initiative to explain anything to Hisoka.

He wasn't entirely sure that Nolan's virus research institute was in the village, or that there was any direct connection between them.

It's just a possibility.

Then there is a possibility that we will face a direct confrontation with people in Nolan's organization.

At that time, Hisoka, who insists on sticking like a dog-skin plaster, will naturally become the target of Nolan's organization.

Moro actually doesn't really need Hisoka to draw fire.

However, this was Hisoka's own choice.

You have to take the blame for this even if you don't want to.

Moro prepared his war equipment in his mind, then picked up the bag, put it on his back, and walked straight towards the village road.

Seeing this, Hisoka followed naturally.

The village was originally very quiet.

But as Moro and Hisoka swaggered into the village, several village dogs huddled under the crooked mud wall suddenly popped their heads out and barked.

Suddenly, the barking of dogs broke the silence of the village.

Listening to the barking of dogs coming from the surroundings, Moro couldn't help but look deeply at Hisoka beside him.

Hisoka met Moro's gaze and understood the meaning, but he was not moved at all.

Seeing this, Moro secretly admired Hisoka's thick-skinnedness.

Or maybe Hisoka doesn't have such a thing.

Moro shook his head imperceptibly and then glanced around the village.

That day, under the cover of night, I followed Sambika all the way into the village, but we only got to a mud-brick house on the outskirts.

Now, when we walk into the village along the village road, the environment we see is not as dilapidated as we imagined.

The popularity is quite weak.

Several dogs at the entrance of the village kept barking, but until now, only a few vague and vigilant eyes were looking at them.

Moreau didn't care and continued to go deeper.

Shanni Village does not cover a large area. After walking along the muddy village roads, you will soon arrive at the center of the village.

Then, Moro immediately noticed a concrete wall on the side of the village road. It was more than two meters high and extended from the intersection to the end.

Inside the wall, there seems to be a house built on the ground. Even though you can't see inside, it forms a sharp contrast with the low mud-brick houses around it.

Moro's eyes flickered as he looked at the wall that was different from the surrounding environment, and he immediately noticed several surveillance cameras on the corners of the wall.

This gave him a rough idea in his mind.

Moro tilted his head to look at Hisoka who was also looking at the wall, and without saying a word, he simply leaped onto the wall.

Seeing Moro's sudden action, Hisoka followed suit and casually jumped onto the wall and stood next to Moro.

at the same time.

The scene of the two of them standing side by side on the wall was captured by the surveillance camera at the first moment.

This place is the big house connected to the entrance of the tomb.

As far as disguise is concerned, it can't be said to be very good, but at least it can have some effect of keeping people away.

Seeing Moro and Hisoka's open actions under the surveillance camera, it is natural to judge that they are up to no good.

In the tomb under the house.

The man in the black suit looked at the picture on the screen and slowly frowned.

In the spacious courtyard.

Moro and Hisoka strolled leisurely in the garden, and then an armed force rushed out of the mansion to greet them.

Seeing this well-equipped armed force, Moro basically determined the location of the research institute and wondered if there were any Nen users in it...

"brother."

Immediately afterwards, Moro slapped a pistol into the hand of Hisoka beside him.

"Fuck them!"

"..."

Gunshots suddenly rang out over the courtyard.

(End of this chapter)