I'm Really Not A Nen Exorcist (HxH Fanfic)

"Ging."

Moses stepped into the battlefield.

Hearing Moses's call, Ging immediately stopped in his tracks and turned to look at Moses, who was walking quickly towards him.

'He seemed to be in a hurry...'

A trace of confusion flickered in Ging's eyes.

Meeting Ging's slightly puzzled gaze, Moses solemnly said: "Let me handle this one."

"Sure."

Ging nodded in agreement very straightforwardly, then looked Moses up and down, rubbing his chin with a smile: "So that's why you were suddenly in such a rush… you wanted to kill steal."

"I'm a professional Blacklist Hunter after all, so the more achievements I have, the better."

Moses turned to look at Miro and admitted with a smile that he wanted to kill steal.

But in fact, what Moses wanted more than the achievement of killing Miro was the rare opportunity for actual combat.

"He's all yours then."

Ging glanced at Moses's profile, and a gleam of light flashed across his eyes.

'Achievements?'

'I'm afraid it's because your hands are itching.'

Ging laughed in his heart, clearly seeing through the real intentions of this 'miraculous young man'.

Miro slowly lifted his head and looked at the sudden turn of events with a little surprise.

Under his gaze, Ging stepped aside and withdrew. He was replaced by a young man.

"Ging Freecss...!!!"

Miro glared fiercely at Ging with a sinister look in his eyes, and roared viciously: "Are you mocking me?!"

"Not at all."

Facing Miro's vicious glare, Ging crossed his arms and said calmly, "But to be honest, your decadent look of giving up the struggle makes me lose the interest in finishing the fight."

"Haha."

Miro laughed out of anger when he heard this, and casually glanced at Moses, who also had a calm face, and said in a grim tone: "So you're sending this kid to die?"

"How could that be?"

Ging's lips curled into a slight smile as he seriously said, " Trust me, with him doing the job, your death might at least be a little more meaningful."

"…"

Miro's gaze turned completely cold, and he finally looked at Moses with proper attention.

"Hmm?"

After taking a closer look, Miro recognized Moses's identity, and a ripple of emotion arose in his heart.

"It's you... the Spider Slayer!"

Miro locked his eyes on Moses and said Moses's title word by word.

As the leader of an A-Class criminal group, Miro naturally paid attention to the events of the recent Museum Exchange Conference.

Since this matter involved the Phantom Troupe, Miro had looked into it deeply and remembered Moses, the man who had snapped off three of the spider's legs.

Seeing that the Spider Slayer, who has been in the limelight recently, was also in the military camp, Miro was surprised and feels even more deeply that fate had turned against him.

In other words-

The moment he decided to target the tomb excavation site, he was destined to face both Ging Freecss and the Spider Slayer.

It was a completely hopeless death trap.

'I stand no chance against Ging Freecss, but if it's the Spider Slayer... even if I die, I'll take him to hell with me!'

A cold, murderous intent immediately surged in Miro's heart.

Upon hearing Miro utter 'Spider Slayer', Moses's face twitched slightly.

'That nickname is really...'

'Hard to describe.'

"Spider Slayer!"

Quinn, who had been standing on the sidelines, suddenly called out excitedly and his eyes gleamed as he looked at Moses.

Quinn despised the Phantom Troupe because they had once attacked a museum.

So much so that when he heard the news of a Blacklist Hunter killing three members of the Phantom Troupe, he was so excited that he couldn't sleep for days.

Quinn never imagined that today he'd see both the legendary Ging Freecss and the recently famous Spider Slayer in person, which made him almost too thrilled to contain himself.

Heram, who was also aware of the recent incident involving the spider's severed legs, felt a stir in his heart upon seeing Moses, though he wasn't as outwardly excited as Quinn.

If he had known that there were two important figures, Ging and Moses, in the military camp, he would not have lost his composure when facing Miro and others just now.

Among the three, only Satotz looked confused.

He was unaware of the Phantom Troupe incident, so he naturally had no idea about the title 'Spider Slayer'.

Now, seeing Ging voluntarily step out of the fight and leave the strongest enemy, Miro, to a young man...

Satotz thought this was a risky decision.

In his opinion, since Miro had clearly given up, even if Ging had lost interest in the fight, he could at least restrain Miro and prevent any further incidents.

Quinn's sudden shout made Moses raise his hand and rub his temples.

Standing at the edge of the battlefield, when Ging saw Moses's reaction, he was barely able to contain his laughter.

In the shadows.

When Menchi and Shizuku saw Moses appear and stand to fight against Miro, they were slightly shocked and couldn't help but look at each other.

"Master's here, so... should we step out too?"

Menchi couldn't make up her mind for a while.

After all, before they moved, Moses had instructed them to avoid fighting if possible.

Shizuku shook her head.

"Let's wait and see."

As she said that, Shizuku looked at Moses with a sharp gaze and said seriously, "Moses often says, 'watch and learn'. I think there's a deeper meaning to that, and it's good advice."

"…"

Menchi fell silent after hearing this, slowly glanced at Shizuku's profile, and thought to himself: 'You idiot, Master says that mostly as a joke… There is no deep meaning or truth behind it!'

With Moses stepping in-

Both openly and covertly, countless eyes were now focused on Moses and Miro.

Both Heram and Quinn knew Moses's reputation, so they didn't think there was anything wrong with Ging's decision.

After all, the Spider Slayer had managed to kill three Phantom Troupe's members, even when outnumbered, so there was no doubt about his strength!

But Satotz didn't know about this and continued to feel felt uneasy.

"Mr. Ging, I understand that you've lost interest in this 'hunt' because your prey has given up struggling, but this person is still a dangerous person. I think... it would be best if you restrained him and handed him over to the authorities for judgment."

In order to completely prevent any unexpected developments, Satotz finally couldn't help but tell Ging a suggestion.

Hearing what Satotz said, Miro narrowed his eyes slightly, and a dangerous Aura emanated from his body.

Moses and Ging quickly glanced at Satotz.

Ging hadn't responded yet, but Moses, with a slightly indifferent tone, said: "Sir, I hope you understand that the law only applies to humans."

When Satotz heard this, his expression changed slightly. He naturally understood the meaning behind Moses's words.

The law only applies to humans, so something like Miro, who could no longer be considered human, does not need to be judged by the law.

Of course, Miro also picked up on the implied meaning behind Moses's words, and the cold murderous intent brewing in his narrowed eyes intensified.

At the same time…

Deep within the tomb, in a vast trench where the remains of countless thousands were buried, mountains of bones piled high, and a dark mist hovered like a cloud over them.

Clack, clack...

Under the influence of this dark mist, the sound of bones grinding against each other grew more frequent.

If someone were present, they would see-

Countless indistinguishable bones gathered together like an ant colony and climbed up along the walls of the trench.

Under the glow of eerie green light, the countless bones gradually showed signs of merging into a giant monster.