Chapter 85: Comprehensive Anime Spirits: Starting from Hunter x Hunter Chapter 32

The nearby Amok, seeing the two "children" approach, was first startled, then his face turned ashen.

He didn't expect Luo Ge and the others to save him; in fact, he thought these two were already doomed.

It must be said that Luo Ge and Sigi's appearances were highly deceptive—anyone who saw them would easily underestimate them.

Luo Ge's gaze flickered slightly, taking in the expressions of all three, and roughly deduced what had happened.

But this was fine—surprise would yield better results.

After a moment, Sigi spoke first, her small face showing a look of "nervousness" as she whispered from behind Luo Ge:

"Uncle, what are you doing here?"

"This place is so scary."

Luo Ge: "..."

Sigi has already entered performance mode, completely disguising herself as an ordinary little girl.

The suited man secretly rejoiced, yet his face wore a kind smile:

"Little one, don't be afraid."

"The uncles are good people; you don't need to worry."

"We're just resting here. Afterward, we plan to go further—do you want to go in too?"

Sigi's expression eased slightly; she stepped a little out from behind Luo Ge, the "fear" in her eyes dimming, and said softly:

"Yes, my brother and I both want to go inside—we want to get the treasure within."

【Siblings?】

【But… their hair color seems a bit off?】

The suited man didn't dwell on it; perhaps they were half-siblings from different mothers or fathers.

Luo Ge's forehead twitched with several black lines; he felt he had inexplicably aged dozens of years.

He had inexplicably become the older brother of a middle-aged woman.

As expected, a Transmuter is a liar.

The suited man, hearing this, still kept his "kind and approachable" smile and said gently: "Ah, how brave of you and your brother."

"We uncles are also heading in—why not go together? We can help you; more hands make lighter work."

Nearby, Amok felt a pang of pity; a hint of compassion flashed across his rugged face, and he opened his mouth as if to speak.

But the sunglasses man glared at him fiercely, a cruel smile curling at his lips.

Amok shuddered and closed his mouth again.

Watching Sigi and the suited man trade performances, Luo Ge couldn't help but sigh—indeed, psychopaths are all acting maniacs.

Luo Ge could guess with his toes what would happen next.

The hunter and the prey would reverse roles.

After a few casual words, both sides reached an agreement and moved together toward the tomb's interior.

Since Luo Ge's Nen beast had also contributed, sharing much of the burden, they had agreed to split the spoils equally.

Of course, how things would turn out later was another matter.

"Hehehe…"

Gastly surged ahead, swallowing large chunks of Dead Nen, quickly carving out ample space.

But Amok's method was different.

He activated the Nen energy within his body, instantly emitting a glowing emerald-green light, causing the surrounding Dead Nen to gradually recede.

Clearly, from every perspective, Gastly's ability was far superior to Amok's.

Gastly destroyed the Dead Nen; Amok merely forced it to retreat—it still remained.

Gastly gained benefits from consuming Dead Nen; Amok had to expend Nen energy to push it away.

Still, the fact that Amok could do even this surpassed far too many others.

Just this ability alone would make him a honored guest of many factions.

Especially those who explored ruins— they places extreme importance on Amok and would normally never coerce him into action like this.

So…

Had he been kidnapped by these two?

Luo Ge glanced back at the glowing Amok and silently considered—he thought Amok was a decent talent.

…

Though called a tomb, the interior resembled a cave, with Dead Nen surging from its depths.

It was said the last king of Dorok lay buried deep within.

Along with him were countless treasures and the Wang Guan, symbol of power, buried as grave goods.

The cave was not dark; its walls grew many emerald-green, unnamed plants—likely some kind of vine.

They clung to the stone walls, emitting a faint deep-green glow, somewhat resembling the light radiating from Amok's body.

With this dim but sufficient illumination, the five could clearly see the cave's interior and pressed forward into its depths.

Tap-tap-tap…

In a lifeless cave, silence usually reigned; now, it was broken by several chaotic footsteps.

Throughout the journey, Sigi and the suited man did most of the chatting.

The others remained unusually silent.

Amok walked nervously ahead, working alongside Gastly to clear the path.

Luo Ge and the sunglasses man were much the same—both scanning their surroundings, not just objects, but people too.

Amid this eerie yet calm atmosphere, the five finally reached the inner chamber.