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

The Divine Script engraved on the iron ball must have been the medium Ging used to teleport.

Moses doesn't know whether it was intentional or not...

But before using this Divine Script ability, Ging casually mentioned the Soul Echo ability which allows Moses to switch places with shadows.

Now, by utilizing the pre-engraved Divine Script, Ging had demonstrated a similar attack method in front of Moses.

Was he showing off, or was it purely to end the fight quickly?

No matter what Ging was thinking before taking action, what Moses saw was a fast, fierce, and accurate style that was different from the 100-Type Guanyin.

First, Ging used an iron ball he casually tossed to force Kabak's Aura Distribution to become unbalanced.

Then, with a seemingly ordinary but lightning-fast Nen sphere, he pierced Kabak's skull.

From start to finish, the process was so swift that Kabak only realized what had happened after the Nen sphere had already penetrated his skull, and his face was filled with bewilderment before his life faded away.

However, the question that Moses was thinking about at this moment was-

If the opponent chooses to avoid the iron ball after reacting, instead of taking the iron ball head-on…

Would Ging's pre-planned setup still have created such a perfect killing opportunity?

So…

In his pursuit of ending the fight quickly, had Ging left himself with the flexibility to adapt?

Or perhaps, before making his move, Ging had already judged the enemy's Nen Type based on his first impression, and deliberately aimed the chained iron ball at Miro, who was unlikely to be an Enhancer?

This action might not have been targeting Miro specifically, but rather to draw out the Enhancer from the group.

After all, when faced with this kind of sudden situation, the Enhancer in a group would typically act in this manner.

They wouldn't bother considering if their companion could avoid the surprise attack, but would instead decisively block it for them.

That's how Enhancer are.

Looking at it from this perspective, while Ging seemed to have chosen Miro as the primary target, in reality, he was baiting the Enhancer in the group to expose themselves.

And the saying 'the bird that sticks its head out gets shot' perfectly described Kabak's fate at this moment.

Moses wasn't sure if Ging had thought this far ahead before making his move. He was simply trying to align his thinking with Ging's attack strategy, hoping to gain some insights from it.

However, compared to this intricate attack sequence, Moses was more captivated by Ging's finger flick.

'It's too fast…'

With his eyes fixed on the figure standing above the iron ball, Moses couldn't help but marvel in his heart.

Before flicking out that Nen sphere, Ging's Aura had been as calm as still water, with barely any noticeable fluctuation.

But in the instant he made his move-

The transition from stillness to action, the flow of his Aura, was unbelievably fast.

It wasn't about the speed of his technique or physical movements.

It was purely the speed of his Aura's flow.

Moses didn't fully understand what the pinnacle of Ryu was like...

But what he had just witnessed might well represent the extreme of a Nen Technique.

This is the foundation of a world-class Nen User.

Without relying on their Nen Abilities, they could still unleash terrifying power solely through their mastery of Nen Techniques.

Moses realized-

Ging might very well be the quintessential representative of a technical-oriented fighter among the world's top five Nen Users.

Both in terms of techniques and control over Nen, he had reached an unattainable height.

Moses kept his eyes locked on Ging.

Putting aside their Nen Abilities, the members of the Erimo Bandit Group present here are basically between second-rate and first-rate in terms of the Aura they display on the surface.

If they act together, they will undoubtedly be a force that cannot be ignored.

But Moses knew that even if they banded together, they still wouldn't stand a chance against Ging.

They wouldn't even be able to force Ging to reveal his Nen Ability.

After witnessing Ging's near-perfect advanced Nen Techniques, Moses could almost predict the outcome of the battle. He no longer expected the Erimo Bandit Group to force Ging to use his Nen Abilities.

That being said...

The opportunity to witness a battle involving a Nen User of Ging's caliber was still an incredibly rare and valuable experience.

Although Moses's main body had yet to arrive at the scene, he had already deployed two shadow clones to secure the best vantage points for observing the fight.

He didn't want to miss a single detail.

On the battlefield-

Ging stood steadily on the iron ball, looking at the remaining members of the Erimo Bandit Group without any ripples in his eyes.

The chained iron ball had flown through the air.

Kabak rushed forward to intercept it.

Then, he was killed by a small Nen sphere that pierced his skull.

The sudden turn of events left Miro and the other members of the Erimo Bandit Group in shock. They looked at Kabak's body lying next to the iron ball in disbelief.

A highly skilled Enhancer had been taken down just like that?

It wasn't just the Erimo Bandit Group's members who were shocked… Heram, Satotz, and Quinn, who were at a disadvantage, were equally taken aback.

"Ging Freecss...!"

Heram instantly recognized Ging's identity and his eyes widened in astonishment.

In this unexpected turn of events, even though Heram was used to adversity, he couldn't help but feel ecstatic.

What could be more thrilling than seeing a glimmer of hope break through the endless darkness?

Ging, who had appeared out of thin air and immediately taken down a member of the Erimo Bandit Group, was the ray of hope Heram had been desperately waiting for.

At this moment, Satotz and Quinn also stared wide-eyed at Ging, who had descended like a god from the heavens.

Any Ruins Hunter would be familiar with the renowned name of Ging Freecss.

It can be said that in the field of ruins, Ging is one of the few existences standing at the top of the pyramid.

With Heram's active introduction, Miro and the others were visibly shocked.

They were of course familiar with the name Ging Freecss, and their faces showed fear and dread at this moment.

Compared to his companions who could hardly hide their fear, Miro, the leader of the Erimo Bandit Group, seemed relatively calm.

'Such bad luck...'

Miro clenched his fists, his gaze fixed firmly on the figure standing on the iron ball.

He wasn't the type to admit defeat without a fight, but facing someone as powerful as Ging, who is practically a living legend, left him with almost no hope.

Though nothing is certain, the chances of their victory were close to zero.

Even so, Miro wasn't the kind to just wait for death. The Nen flowing around his body carried a sharp presence.

Meanwhile, the rest of the Erimo Bandit Group's members quickly entered a heightened state of alert and prepared for battle.

"Smart choice."

Ging still stood on the iron ball, his calm gaze sweeping over Miro and his group.

If the opponent had chosen to scatter and flee, he could have ended the fight with much less effort.

But since they chose to fight back like cornered beasts, he will have to put in more effort.

"One minute should be enough."