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

Eleven people passed the fourth exam, and together they boarded the boat back at the place where they landed on the island.

Then take a boat back to the testing location of the third stage, and then take an airship to the final trial location, the Hunter's Arena.

"I wonder what this final test will be like?"

"I heard it's a written test, but I haven't prepared at all. What should I do?"

"What? A written test?"

"Oh my god, I need to hurry back to my studies."

Conversations could be heard from time to time in the common lounge, and some people hurriedly left to go to the airship's library to look at books.

Leorio kept writing cheat sheets and hiding them on his person. Why is the last stage of the Hunter Exam a written test?

This is completely unreasonable; he wasn't prepared at all.

"Leorio, this won't work."

Kurapika looked at Leorio speechlessly; this was no way to cram at the last minute.

What's the point of just copying without taking notes? If it's really a written test, he can't bring cheat sheets anyway.

"What can I do? Nobody told me that the final stage of the Hunter Exam would be a written test!"

Leorio said bitterly, "I've made it to the last hurdle. It would be such a shame if I were stopped by a mere written test."

"You should just focus on your studies; you can't bring cheat sheets into your studies anyway."

Kurapika was powerless to help either; he needed to read more books to ensure he wouldn't be eliminated.

"Xiao Jie, have you heard? The final stage of the exam is a written test."

Killua said listlessly, he had never even considered reading a book.

"Really? Should we go read some books then?"

Xiao Jie said with distress that he didn't really like reading, but if the exam was a written test, he would likely be eliminated.

"You can go if you want, Kurapika and Leorio are both in the library."

Killua looked at Gon indifferently; he didn't really believe in the written test theory.

"Then let's go take a look."

While most test takers were immersed in the library studying, Gojo Satoru was playing games with Alluka in their room.

He vaguely remembered that the final stage of the Hunter Exam was an elimination round, not the rumored written test.

Everyone wanted to know what the final challenge would be like, so when Hisoka was called in alone by Chairman Netero, they all ran outside to eavesdrop.

Unfortunately, they didn't hear anything before Hisoka came out, but then the chairman called the others in to talk.

When it was Gojo Satoru's turn, he asked no questions and Netero remained silent, no matter what.

Netero could tell he was telling the truth, and if he remembered correctly, there were two of his brothers among the test takers. Did he also not care about his brothers?

Nitro didn't say anything more and let him leave.

After everyone had been interviewed, Netero fell into deep thought.

This year's Zoldycks are incredibly talented, and when did the Zoldycks have another child?

After being interviewed, the candidates realized that the final hurdle was not a written test at all, and their anger gradually rose.

"Which bastard spread this rumor? It made me memorize things all this time."

"Find that bastard, don't let him get away with this."

The test takers started looking for the person who initially spread the rumors; heaven knows how painful memorizing was for them.

Having initially deduced that the final test would be a written exam, Baudelaire quickly and quietly left.

That was just a guess, and there's no guarantee it really was a written test.

The candidates themselves assumed that the final test was a written exam, so what does that have to do with him?

Just as this farce was unfolding, the airship also carried a group of examinees to the final test location, the Hunter's Arena.

After disembarking from the airship, Netero appeared before the examinees and announced the rules for passing the final test.

"First: those who lose a battle continue to fight until they win. Second: each person only needs to win one battle to qualify and become a formal hunter."

"Third: Only one contestant will be eliminated in the end. If someone is disqualified and withdraws midway, all the remaining candidates can advance directly."

"Fourth: No one can be killed during the match; you win as long as your opponent concedes."

The crowd questioned the match schedule that appeared before them, as those who started the matches at the beginning undoubtedly had the best chance of winning.

The test takers felt it was unfair and wanted to know how the groups were arranged.

Netero explained that the grouping was based on the candidates' previous exam scores.

Simply put, the better your grades, the more opportunities you'll have.

Even though Netero said that, Killua still couldn't accept it. He wanted to understand the detailed scoring rules, but Netero refused.

"The final test shall now officially begin."

Niteró offered no further explanation and announced the official start of the match.

The first match was between Gon and Hanzo. Just like in the story, Gon was no match for Hanzo, but his never-say-die spirit left Hanzo helpless.

Xiao Jie refused to admit defeat, and killing someone was forbidden during the match, so the game remained deadlocked.

"I surrender."

In the end, Hanzo voluntarily conceded defeat, and he had more than one chance to win.

Xiao Jie refused to admit defeat, and he couldn't really cripple the opponent, so he decided to concede and start the next match.

Upon hearing Hanzo admit defeat, Gon refused to accept it and shouted, demanding that Hanzo continue fighting him, as he did not want anyone to let him win.

Gon's constant chatter drove Hanzo crazy, so he simply knocked Gon unconscious and had the Hunter Association take him away.

Killua and Kurapika, who were initially worried about Gon, were stunned by this development.

Fortunately, Hanzo knocked Gon unconscious; who knows what would have happened if things had continued like this.

The second match was Hanzo vs. Boko, and Hanzo won without a doubt.

Bakuru then faced off against Killua, who immediately conceded defeat, deciding to go beat up the nail monster who tried to kidnap his brother.

Next up is Kurapika vs. Hisoka. Kurapika is no match for Hisoka right now, so he decisively concedes defeat.

Then Kurapika faced off against Baudelaire, and Kurapika won.

When Baudelaire faced off against Gojo Satoru, looking at Gojo Satoru's small frame, he thought he was sure to win this time, but he was already lying on the ground.

Baudelaire stared blankly at Gojo Satoru, who was standing still. What had happened?

"Hey, old man, are you going to admit defeat?"

Gojo Satoru asked very kindly, appearing well-behaved and polite, making it impossible to imagine that he was the one who had quietly beaten Baudelaire to a pulp.

"I surrender."

Although Baudelaire didn't know what had happened, he was certain that the child was not as simple as he appeared.

Someone who can take him down before he even realizes it is someone he can't handle.

Then it was Killua's turn to face off against Shutaraku. Just as Killua was about to teach this nail monster a lesson...

The nail monster opposite them spoke and pulled the nails off its face.

"Killua, it seems you haven't noticed I'm here all along."