I started with Demon Slayer, and after drawing the strongest character, I'm invincible!

"Goodbye, Mr. Lieber."

Xiao Jie waved to Li Bo on the ground from the airship, bidding him a warm farewell.

Killua, on the other hand, found Gojo Satoru and Alluka. Heaven knows how he felt when he arrived at the bottom of the tower and saw them huddled around the Spike Monster and Hisoka.

But seeing that they were both unharmed, could it be that the Nail Monster is actually a good person? Or was he judging people by their appearance?

He wasn't sure if Hisoka was a good person, but there was one thing he was certain of: Hisoka was a psychopath.

"Don't go near Hisoka, he's a pervert, he'll corrupt you."

This time, Killua didn't mention the nail monster, but only emphasized to them not to get close to Hisoka, that pervert.

"But he still owes Wu money, what should we do?"

Alluka looked at Killua blankly, wondering what would happen to the money he owed if he stayed away from Hisoka.

"Who owes money? You're saying Hisoka owes Satoru money? What's going on?"

Killua stared at Alluka in shock. What had happened while he was away?

Did he hear that right? How could Hisoka owe Satoru money?

"Yes, when we were at the bottom of the tower, Hisoka lost a card game with Go and owed Go 20 million Jenny."

Alluka said excitedly, feeling that Satoru was incredibly amazing, as if there was nothing he couldn't do.

"Is that so? Hisoka owes Satoru twenty million kyani."

Killua stared blankly at Gojo Satoru. He was incredibly bold, daring to approach anyone he saw.

"Oh, this is nothing. I'll treat you to dinner when we get out."

Gojo Satoru said nonchalantly, as if Hisoka had the words "Foolish and rich, come quick" written all over his head.

Of course, he wasn't saying Hisoka was really an idiot, but it's quite baffling that Hisoka would play the game with him even knowing he was going to lose.

However, a pervert's thoughts are bound to be different from others. He doesn't need to understand perverted thoughts, after all, he's not a pervert himself.

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The airship transported the examinees to an island where there was also a large ship owned by an elderly couple.

They found nothing on the island; it was not the island of Vigilant Island, the location of their fourth exam.

The candidates, who had come up empty-handed, arrived at the shore, where the elderly couple offered them lodging on the boat and food.

However, these treasures must be exchanged for gold and silver, as they claim there are many shipwrecks beneath this sea.

These shipwrecks contain a wealth of gold and silver treasures, which candidates can salvage and use to exchange for the right to use a room.

Upon hearing that there was treasure in the sea, the candidates began to rub their hands together and jumped into the sea to retrieve it.

However, Gojo Satoru had little interest in the activity and unhesitatingly handed the task over to Jitaraku.

He then took Alluka to the island for a picnic. Alluka no longer needed his care; she had learned to take care of herself.

At this point, 666 has something to say: Alluka has not only learned to take care of herself, but has also learned to take care of her troublesome host.

Gojo Satoru sat leaning against the tree, playing games on his phone, occasionally opening his mouth to accept Alluka's food, without showing any embarrassment.

For a moment, 666 couldn't tell which of the two was the real child.

666 couldn't bear to look and turned its head away. It really wanted to say to its host: You've just shrunk in size, you're not really a child!

Gojo Satoru actually let a little child take care of him. Doesn't his conscience hurt? (Gojo Satoru says: No, because I have no conscience at all.)

As evening approached, Gojo Gosai brought Alluka back to the ship, where they saw Kurapika and Leorio standing on the wreckage.

Kurapika gazed silently at the azure sea, then tossed a necklace into the ocean.

He vaguely remembered this plot point: Kurapika lost a token from the Kurta tribe.

If he remembered correctly, Kurapika was about to tell Leorio about his ordeal.

He wasn't interested in the extermination of the Kurta clan; he already knew about it, so there was no need for Kurapika to repeat it.

"I left my clan to see the outside world, and I took the Hunter Exam to become stronger. Only by becoming stronger can I protect myself."

"The outside world is colorful and worth exploring."

Kurapika gave Leorio a happy smile; he really thought the outside world was so interesting.

?

Gojo Satoru, who was originally planning to walk away, slowly stopped in his tracks upon hearing Kurapika's words.

What the hell is Kurapika talking about? Shouldn't he be telling Leorio about the extermination of the Kurta clan right now?

Then he explained why he had to become a hunter. Was it to track down the Phantom Troupe that wiped out the Kurta Clan?

How did his goal become leaving the tribe to see the outside world and explore its wonders?

Gojo Satoru brainstorms, analyzing the meaning behind Kurapika's words.

Soon after, he came to the conclusion that the Kurta tribe's storyline had diverged, and that the Kurta tribe in this world had not been wiped out by the Phantom Troupe.

So Kurapika didn't come to participate in the Hunter Exam to find information about the Phantom Troupe and then seek revenge on them.

Gojo Satoru felt there were so many things to complain about that he didn't know where to begin. No wonder he hadn't had a single side quest after being by Kurapika's side for so long.

It turns out they weren't out for revenge at all; they were just out having fun.

The plot of the Kurta tribe has taken so many twists and turns that Gojo Satoru silently highlighted Merlin's name in red.

Who would believe that Merlin had nothing to do with the fact that the Kurta tribe wasn't wiped out?

If he can leave a prophetic poem for the Zoldyck family, changing the fate of the Kurta clan is not a difficult task for him.

Maybe he lingered in this world for a long time, and only left when he got tired of it.

Gojo Satoru felt that even if his guess wasn't true, it wasn't far from the truth.

No wonder the rewards for the main quest and side quest 1 in this world are so generous; it seems he's already run out of other useful side quests.

The rewards from the first two side quests were not even a fraction of those from side quest 1, and he had to grind side quest 3 to get it.

Oh well, since that's how it is, he can just go about his business as he pleases. There's no need to take any missions too seriously.

Gojo Satoru was more interested in Greed Island; he had never played a true holographic game before.

He ignored what Kurapika and Leorio were saying and took Alluka back to the room that Chitara had prepared for him.

He had to admit that Illumi was sometimes a good older brother, but only sometimes.

Late at night, the elderly couple quietly boarded the airship and left, leaving the bewildered examinee to face the impending storm.

Gojo Satoru did nothing, staying in the room with Alluka. He didn't need to do anything, and the ship wouldn't be in any trouble.

Finally, the candidates who successfully weathered the storm sailed the ship to the destination of the fourth exam, the island of Vigilant.

When they set foot on this island, they were no longer companions who had shared hardships, but enemies.