Chapter 171: Magician's Switch

Sora finally stopped crying, and Hisoka suggested that we hold a strategy meeting in a nearby town, so the five of them crossed the forest.

However, not only Sora, but Killua and Gon were also more vigilant and hostile toward Hisoka than usual because of Hisoka's actions; do not talk to him, because he thought he would be despised.

So, unfortunately, Golainu was responsible for being Hisoka's conversation partner.

"Ten more companions? If there is Karna, isn't there nine?"

"15 people" Companion a company】 went to that town, so even if one can participate in the game, it cannot be used as an activity activation condition.

"Ah, I see."

"If possible, it would be good to have someone like you who isn't obsessed with cards. Do you know anyone?"

"Hmm, no, everyone is here to clear it, right? There are quite a few crazy players like me, aren't there?"

Biscuit and Killua were also the trickster and transformation duo; they paid attention to Hisoka's words and explored his true intentions, while letting Golainu be the one to talk to him.

There were no contradictions in what he said. But it was stuck somewhere. Something felt wrong.

I will continue to look for this incongruity.

"... By the way, the five of us flew in earlier, was that someone's ability?"

Hisoka himself probably knew that Killua and Biscuit were wary of him, so he tried to find the contradictions behind his own words.

However, if he didn't want his lies to be exposed, he should have said only the bare minimum, but he continued to speak verbally, as if saying, "If you can find it, then find it."

"Ah, the game Spell, it's what I just said, Companion a company 'Yes'."

"Oh, right, I have to buy it at the shop, right? And, I don't know what will come out either."

"Ah, there are 40 types, the card you are looking for is hard to buy."

Killua calmed down for the first time, clicking his tongue as he thought.

(... Something is wrong. There is definitely something being caught.

You didn't tell the truth... so are there some incoherent contradictions there? Passing Chrollo's message, Phantom Troupe, Spider, I came here to find a member, is the key hidden in these words?)

He remembered Hisoka's words, repeating them over and over, but although Killua did feel that something was wrong, he couldn't figure out the source of this feeling.

Usually, when I ask Sora, "What do you think?"

It wasn't Killua's stubborn question, but Sora stopped crying, yet he still held onto the hem of Killua's clothes, sobbing. I hadn't calmed down at all, I hadn't recovered from that terrible traumatic shock yet.

Asking about Hisoka's situation in this state was too insensitive. Most importantly, it was related to Kurapika, so even in this situation, Sora would definitely carefully consider the other side of Hisoka's words.

I don't like it, so I don't ask Sora.

However, I don't want Kurapika to end up in a situation where it's too late because of my stubbornness.

If that happens, Killua will regret it, regardless of Sora. The "I won't regret it" of severing ties with Merlin became a lie, and being together with Sora, suffocated by guilt, was impossible.

But I think it's wrong to abandon my stubbornness here.

I don't want to throw away my stubbornness and make Sora sad, relying entirely on her; I want to be stubborn, try my best not to give Sora even a little burden, and solve the problem myself.

Killua continued to be stubborn, because this seemed to be the right path for everyone.

"I see, Love City, love love."

Is Killua's paranoia seemingly mocking Killua's stubbornness?

Looking at the city Hisoka pointed to, there wasn't a trace of tension; the whole town could only be considered a GM's amusement.

The cityscape itself had a certain RPG and fantasy color; in Sora's sense, it could be said to be an ordinary city with a medieval European style.

The name "Love City" was nothing more than a huge heart-shaped balloon on top of the castle tower. He tilted his head.

Hisoka explained the characteristics of this town to them.

"This is a town where you can enjoy various encounters."

It was an overly blunt answer, even harder to understand, but there was an example next to it that made the answer easy to understand.

"Kyan! Glasses, glasses..."

Suddenly falling, searching for bottle-bottom glasses on all fours.

Perhaps she didn't notice because she didn't have her glasses, or was she defenseless from the start? Peeking.

It could be said to be the ideal of such a man, but it was too ideal; everyone was stunned by this eerie beautiful girl, and Hisoka advised Gon and Killua, "Don't you want to pick her up? We can get to know each other."

"'e?'"

"This is a town full of such stupid encounters, be careful when turning corners."

He warned Golainu, who felt confused and tried to continue moving forward, telling him that these days it wasn't even a dating sim, let alone a manga; if there were, it would be an overly cliché gag-like character and situation to make him laugh. But it was too late.

This time at the corner, I wanted to say, "Isn't that a lie?"

Although it was the other party who bumped into her, it was indeed he who made her fall, so Golainu apologized to the girl normally and they parted ways, but Hisoka was careful about her reaction.

"You can't, just apologize; if you don't argue 'that's careful' or 'you're the one who bumped into me', you can't understand the child from the worst first impression, gradually getting along, because it's a character."

"It's indeed very Hard..."

"Well, do you know what?"

Hearing Hisoka's Suggestion, Killua looked away, giving a frivolous impression.

"Hmm, I'm looking for a haircut model right now."

"Yes!"

"Hey!!"

In the process of doing so, he found that Biscuit was wandering around following a handsome man who looked like a barber, and Sora and Killua were angry and stopped him.

"That's not the point!! Get your character back!!"

"Because I just wanted to get a haircut."

"No way, ghost... ah? Where's Gon?"

Sora was shocked by Biscuit because she did the impossible thing of a child following a kidnapper lured by candy, but when he realized that Gon, who seemed to be the most distant person in this city in any sense, was not there, everyone panicked. I looked around and heard a woman's scream.

"Stop!"

A girl with medium-long hair, looking a bit sturdy but with a cute face and a great figure, was being cornered by men.

"I don't know, let's go out together."

"Let go! We'll scream!!"

"Hehehehe, if you want to be wiped out, then be wiped out; no one will help you. No one in this city can oppose us Danda!!"

It was too cliché; if they weren't NPCs but real people, it would be a skit so embarrassing it would make them want to die. Killua and the others could only laugh dryly.

Even if this event was a designated Pocket Card event, other players probably wouldn't do it if they could help it, but there was one brave person who could handle this event without any effort.

"Wait a second!!"

Needless to say, it was Gon.

He didn't recognize this as an event, thinking a woman was in trouble because she was being harassed by thugs, and then walked toward it.

Spakan.

Of course, there was no time to raise a flag here, so Killua and Biscuit slapped Gon on the head to collect him.

"What is going on?"

"You wait, you idiot!!"

"In any case, you didn't have to choose such a clingy encounter!!"

Killua scolded Gon, who still didn't realize this was an event, and he also scolded Biscuit, but somehow, the meaning of the scolding was lost. Shouldn't it be solid?

Golainu was surprised and pacified the three of them, but it wasn't just the three of them; Golainu also reacted to this remark from Hisoka.

"I don't think I can talk about other people's business... or rather, calm down."

"Rather than that, Sora is staying away from the main path and is fighting back, but is this okay?"

"!!??"

"First is gold! Second is gold! Admit it, this is the final gold!"

"What are you doing, Sora!!??"

For some reason, Sora handed it over to Gon, using the execution technique decided by Merlin to repel the thugs.

All the thugs were carefully shot three times.

All the thugs, even the crabs, spat out dangerous bubbles while rolling their eyes back, falling to the ground on the spot.... Since he was an NPC, he didn't die; even if crushed, he would surely recover by tomorrow. Or rather, I hope so. Truly.

The demolding action might just be routine, but the girl involved was speechless, and the men around were trembling at their inner thighs, not knowing who the real NPC player was.

Of course, Gon, Killua, and Golainu were also crouching, but only Hisoka was fascinated by that ruthless execution technique. This person was too perverted and too strong.

"What are you doing!?"

"I can't miss a sex crime, even in a game event."

"Oh, right. Sorry, please continue."

Killua recovered from the execution technique that would make even those who weren't eaten cringe and rushed in, but Sora stepped on the head of the fallen thug and turned around with a ghostly, strange power. I allowed it to continue as is, keeping distance from Sora through a Moonwalk.

Killua didn't have the courage to approach the current Sora.

"... Let's change places, otherwise, that boy, the men in this city, will be executed as men."

It was an NPC, but it was dazzling, and she was treated like a princess, so for Biscuit, this was a city close to heaven. She suggested moving to a less likely area.

Be smart. For the current Sora, it was a situation she didn't like from the start, let alone a situation she didn't like. To her, this situation wasn't heartbreaking; it was just a condition to activate the Castration Fist.

"By the way, hehe, let's change places."

"Where? It won't be boring here."

Killua was terrified by Sora, who was still ruthlessly stepping on the crotch of the unconscious thug, and looking at it, he said regretfully.

How much trauma do you want to leave Sora with that sentence? Anger made his brain boil, but the words Hisoka repeatedly said in anger made Killua realize his long-standing discomfort.

(Boring...?)

That offhand remark became the fuse that unraveled the tangled clues.

(Okay...! What feels wrong... place! This place!!)

The contradiction between Hisoka's story and the current situation.

Although they were supposed to be looking for members, even if they hadn't seen him or sent a message, Hisoka was still here.

If they wanted to get rid of Kurapika's "justice" and fight Chrollo as soon as possible, they should be more active in looking for members. That's why it was strange to accept their request with "Because I'm free."

If you are looking for someone, the Magic City Masadora is where you should be or nearby.

This game is still early; I was told about the existence of Spell Cards and realized the importance of cards. Even if the Brigade's goal wasn't to clear the game, Spell Cards were so easy to use that the chance of not buying them could be ignored.

If the Phantom Troupe thinks they don't need these cards, most players will still come to this city to look for Spell Cards, so you should be able to get information about the Phantom Troupe's sightings from other players.

And since the name "Chrollo" was on Gon and Biscuit's list, and not on mine, Hisoka and Gon passed each other during Killua's withdrawal from the Hunter Exam, and during that time, he passed through the only place people stayed, Masadora.

Without a doubt, Hisoka, like Killua, must have been thinking: "If you're looking for someone, Masadora is the best."

So, if what he said was true, it was strange that he was staying near a town full of dating sim games.

"Although I don't find it boring."

(Boring... nothing to do...

In other words, I'm not looking for it... No! I'm already looking for it...!?)

The purpose of Hisoka's statement itself wasn't a lie. I didn't say it, but Killua and the others knew they were going to exchange information about the abolitionists.

That's why I believed the purpose of "looking for members." If you believe it, what Hisoka was hiding should be that he hadn't found the members yet.

First of all, this guy was using the members of Omokage as a Kabedon, and he was ahead of the Phantom Troupe in discovering the Omokage base.

If he wasn't careful, he might have already made contact with the members at that time, realized it was too late, and gritted his teeth.

If you have already found the members and sent a message, you can understand spending time in a place like this.

No, it's unnatural for him not to return, even if he told them he should return to reality, but I can easily imagine the reason.

(Hisoka has already met with the Brigade, and I am waiting for "something" here in the gastrointestinal tract!! What you are waiting for has already been decided! Abolitionist!!)

The abolitionist has come!! The Phantom Troupe guys found it and handed it to Hisoka, and Hisoka handed it to Chrollo!! Precisely because we are in the final stages of such a plan, this guy is "killing time" with GI!!)

Hisoka's words, "I'm not bored," almost made Killua understand the truth, but even if his caution—which could be called cowardice—had its reasons, he still didn't believe it.

So it is impossible for Gon, who is not good at lying, but I thought about telling Biscuit or Sora my guesses, but even if I told Biscuit, she doesn't know Hisoka very well, so Killua's guess, other than the agreement that "this is of course the most sensible," one cannot expect anything else.

And it goes without saying that the usual Sora should also have noticed the same things as Killua; if he had noticed, he would definitely have bargained with Hisoka and explored his belly, but...

"Sora, it seems the prince in the city is holding a matchmaking ball. Do you want to attend? I want to see you in a dress."

"Fuck!!"

"Calm down, don't get so angry that you forget how to speak, don't be so careful, are you a cat?"

(... It's not a good time to talk to him about Hisoka now.)

Watching Sora overreact to Hisoka's teasing, Killua decided that he had already left the battlefield, didn't care, and gave up on bringing up the topic of Hisoka to Sora.

"Hey, Killua."

"Hm... Hmm!? Ah, what is it?"

"I've been thinking, but if I were to make friends, I think it should be Tsezgera. If it's that person, they might have friends, and most importantly, it's easier to negotiate with them because they know their own goals.

Even if you don't make them a friend, it's best to meet them once and put them on your Binder list."

"It's convenient to know the movements over there."

Knowing that he had been too obsessed with his thoughts about Hisoka earlier and that Gon, who was unfriendly toward him, had thought about this matter more thoroughly than he had imagined, Killua felt a bit sorry for his friend and responded.

And received an inspiration in the story.

(! Binder...!!)

Noticed the topic of wanting to put Tsezgera on the Binder list. If Hisoka has a connection with the Brigade in the game, then it is certain that the member's name is registered on his Binder list.

If Sora had registered with a pseudonym like Hisoka, I would give up, but when Sora turned into a loli with GM game elements, I don't know if she had a target that was almost a miss and brushed past the Brigade. So at least these two should be registered with their real names.

Or rather, at the start of the game, neither the navigator Eta nor the game veteran Tsezgera explained that it didn't have to be his real name. Even a face that is hung up would use a pseudonym unless they had planned it from the beginning.

Besides, this registration of the player list is not just about meeting face-to-face; even if you pass by the other party without noticing them, it is automatically registered, so there is no way to cheat.

So if you look at Hisoka's Binder list, even if you can't see it, his reactions and responses will confirm your guess.

So even if you can't see his list, Killua's guess is correct, it just isn't displayed.

I cannot show it to you. Because that would be clear evidence of his lie.

Thinking about it, Killua was puzzled, not knowing how to look at Hisoka's list.

However, just as Killua remembered, Gon said casually.

"Hisoka, show me your Binder list."

(!!)

For himself, perhaps Hisoka realized that Killua knew something.

Afterwards, Hisoka ran away without showing me the list; it is painful to have fewer friends to clear the stage, but the worst part is that I am in the palm of this crazy Magician. Being arranged to dance is convenient.

It is frustrating, but Killua admits that there is a gap between his opponent and himself in terms of combat power and Nen Ability itself, and also in terms of tactics.

However, Gon has no retreat. Honestly, I hope Tsezgera's name appears on Hisoka's list.

So even Hisoka cannot just mess around with his mouth so casually.

Gon is already not good at bargaining, but his intuition is surprisingly good. Furthermore, his curiosity is strong, and sometimes he asks questions that come to mind without hesitation.

It is not unnatural to say it here. First of all, he talks about Spell cards as if he "only knows they exist"; if this is true, he shouldn't even know about the existence of the Binder list.

Even if I don't know such things, there is no natural excuse for not wanting to show it.

"............ List?"

"I have a list of players I've met so far in my Binder, so I want you to see if there is a person named Tsezgera in it."

"Hehe... I don't know, how did I find out?"

Just as Killua imagined, Hisoka didn't know if he was crazy or serious, because he was always dramatic, but he said, "I don't know about the existence of the list," with a physical attitude.

So far, I don't feel uncomfortable with his reaction.

Thus, Killua carefully continued to wait for the next reaction, but...

"Tsezgera, Tsezgera... Ah, here you are."

"Really!?"

"Yes, look here."

(!?)

After Materializing the Binder and confirming the list according to Gon's instructions, Hisoka handed the Binder to Gon without hesitation.

Killua also looked at the list displayed in the Binder, but Hisoka still didn't stop him, letting him see whatever he wanted.

Moreover, as far as Killua knew, there were no members of the Phantom Troupe on the list.

Feeling disappointed by this, Killua concluded that he had thought too much.

First of all, the only reason to suspect Hisoka was Biscuit's intuition, even if he said things like "bored" or "free time" that made him feel uncomfortable, if looking for a member to pass information to Chrollo was a waste of time, he might prioritize this because coordinating with the event strategy would be less boring.

That is how I reached the conclusion.

Killua didn't notice. Just as I worried, Killua was forced to dance in Hisoka's palm because he realized he had figured out Hisoka's secret.

In order to deal with the "stiffness," Hisoka hid his hands with the Binder, pretending to use his fingers to trace the names on the list to look for the name "Tsezgera"—what was he doing?

The list they saw was too simple; "Texture Surprise" was applied.

And............

(Goo goo goo... You are really special and amazing.)

Sora peeked from behind Gon and Killua; the eyes looking at the Binder list did not turn sky blue, but she did not notice that the brightness had risen from Sapphire to cobalt blue.

Anything about Hisoka is confusing because she had a worried look on her face, but when she saw the Binder list, the expression on her face, that look of displeasure, was different.

The displeasure caused by physical revulsion did not disappear, but rather greatly diminished.

Hisoka did not understand much about Sora's eyes.

If her eyes were manifested through Nen Ability, it would not necessarily be "Hard," but even so, she would need to be more clear-headed and mentally alert to see the lines and points. None.

Or rather, since the Binder itself is the "embodiment of Nen Ability," it is highly likely that Sora did not notice it usually, but Hisoka did not know the details of Sora's eyes, so it was excessive. I have high hopes.

I used the Binder to cover her eyes, a fragile lie, a surprise texture, I had no doubt I would notice.

This is why it is more accurate to call it information for Sora rather than a disguise.

Originally, I was speaking without knowing the list, so even if it was the name of the Phantom Troupe, Hisoka could deceive it.

If I passed by somewhere unknowingly and insisted that I had registered at that time, that would be even better.

In fact, the Brigade did not find Hisoka directly, but noticed the name "Chloro-Lucilleful," registered it without his knowledge, and Hisoka was able to find the Brigade.

Even if Hisoka did not know of the existence of Retsu, if the Brigade knew, they might try to contact him. However, it seems to be "because it is an obviously suspicious name, even if noticed, it will be warned and wait temporarily" or "it was noticed to be Hisoka, but the Chrollo messenger the Phantom Troupe is avoiding it because they think it is not."

Of course, this excuse is unbelievable, but there is no evidence to prove it is a lie, and even if it is confirmed to be a lie, if there is a name, we have clearly met and passed the message, so why don't we act now? None.

This is why, although Hisoka did not believe it, he used words that could not be called lies to make excuses, seeing Killua and the others gritting their teeth because they could not help themselves, at least playing with them, they struggled not to join the Phantom Troupe again. I could have done it, but I didn't.

Even so, Hisoka dared to give Sora a little trick that could be understood at a glance, as he said, perhaps because Hisoka did it himself and took responsibility.

She held a child, crying like a child, warning her, "How long are you going to stay like this?" I just put my life into it.

It was precisely because she understood this that Sora reasoned and became displeased.

So Sora said, Contact, while negotiating with Tsezgera, he violently moved his fingertips behind his back and wrote.

Killua did not realize what he was telling Hisoka with his scribbled aura.

"I'll talk to you later."

Seeing that note, Hisoka raised the corners of his mouth and smiled.

"You are cautious."

"Waste of time. Don't say too much."

After the negotiation with Tsezgera and the others was successful and they became allies for a time, I talked to Hisoka, just as Sora had written in his aura.

But not directly a Spell, spelling with a card.

Hisoka's muttering, the card's secret code was already a monologue, and Sora hated Hisoka more than usual. They disappeared at the same time, which was suspicious, or rather, it was because he was worried about Sora's trickery.

Sora said he was going to buy food and left the others for about ten minutes.

Sora returned to the city, while Hisoka went deep into the forest to relieve himself, walking in the opposite direction. Spell, I didn't have a card, so the two children wary of him didn't even think that I had gone to provoke Sora.

The reason Sora went shopping alone without anyone else was because of Hisoka; she was afraid of men other than Gon and Killua, and Biscuit, who should have been of the same sex, so she acted alone. Unnatural.

In fact, Killua asked, "Shall we go together? I support you." He seemed somewhat dissatisfied, but he had no doubts about what he said.

But even so, if Hisoka left at the wrong time, the Binder would say "Contact," but Sora took appropriate measures for it, and Hisoka had also seen it, so it was at this time.

After Sora wrote the minimum requirement with the aura "I'll talk later," Sora also wrote the number "15" with aura and told Hisoka.

I didn't know what he was talking about at the time, but when Sora said he was going shopping alone and refused to go with Killua, the meaning of this smart person was "I will contact you in 15 minutes." There is no reason I couldn't understand.

The fact that I thought so is that my partner Hisoka Sora interrupted Hisoka's rambling, saying it was very unpleasant because it was a secret conversation that was quite a tightrope walk and succeeded.

"I'm not full."

However, no matter how cold Sora was to him, he was ecstatic that he was taking away the room for maneuver from this man, and Sora continued to bear the mental damage alone.

So, Sora ignored all his remarks, unilaterally put forward his own story, just a request.

"Killua's younger brother Kalluto has joined the Phantom Troupe temporarily as your successor. I have provided that child with information about the abolitionists I know, so if you are in charge of finding the abolitionists, please ask him. If the Brigade side is looking for you and you are the one who took them, cooperate so that the sect cannot read Pakunoda's memory."

"... Just in case, you won't stop me from handing the Extinction Master to Chrollo."

Hisoka asked Sora's unfriendly, one-sided words, and there was no intention of negotiation.

In his view, he was just a little surprised that the youngest Zoldyck he met in Yorknew joined the organization as his successor, albeit temporarily, and Sora had connections with other exterminators; he didn't know I thought this was a reasonable request.

I was not surprised by the request itself, which seemed to support me. Rather than confirming what I asked, I just wanted to hear the answer from your mouth, which is exactly what I imagined.

And Sora was annoyed to comply with Hisoka's wishes, but was more annoyed by saying nothing, so after laughing once, he said whatever he wanted to say.

"Ha! Originally, it was nothing more than to buy time. Being able to grasp the trend is 100 times better than letting the other party drag you out and not being able to understand your movements."

I feel sorry for those children, but they are a misunderstanding. Except for hindering you, not handing Master Shuin to the Phantom Troupe or Chrollo, it does us no good. On the contrary, these children will only be threatened by the Phantom Troupe.

Neither Kurapika nor I want that kind of thing, and most importantly, I am afraid of those guys in the Phantom Troupe, so I am not buying time to run away and hide. I mean, I don't want to deal with them.

We were determined to take revenge from the beginning. However, their deaths, the result of their own free will, cast a shadow over our happiness, which is unreasonable and annoying. So you can eat each other at will, and then fall together."

I don't support the goals of Hisoka or the Brigade. It's just that if you get in the way, it's only because your precious things might be hurt, stolen, destroyed, or lost.

Phantom Troupe, you, because I am not afraid, I don't want to just run away, hiding in unreasonable and absurd fear.

However, I never want to bear the "death" of my opponent. Knowing that the other party hates you, hates themselves, and is a stumbling block to their own happiness and life, treating the other party's "death" as a sin becomes an indelible wound; if it weren't for that, I would have been able to grasp it long ago. I don't want to lose the happiness of being deaf and dumb or the choice to get there.

So Sora said arrogantly to Hisoka.

They were told to eat each other like the snake of Ouroboros, and then die alone in a place that had nothing to do with them.

The request is not to have anything to do with us.

"Really, you guys don't get along."

Hisoka seemed a little disappointed, but contrary to his words, he still muttered happily as usual.

As I have said many times, I deserve it, and Sora's reaction itself is interesting, so I like it and continue to tease, but I was scared to tears by myself. But Hisoka might not like it.

That is why I made a forgery similar to a provocation for the Binder.

If Hisoka had not seen through the forgery, Hisoka would surely have been disappointed in Sora and tried to kill him.

If he couldn't see through that level of forgery, then Sora would no longer be delicious fruit to Hisoka. It is really wishful thinking, but it is nothing more than tasteless fruit that fell and was crushed before it was ripe; it is useless to wait for it to become more delicious, and Gon's anger and hatred made them stronger; he must have had the obsession that killing Sora was to become him, to play with him without failure, and not to give up chasing his own enemy.

I thought it would be fun, but Sora did not live up to my expectations. Although Hisoka and the Phantom Troupe are heretical to protect others, she probably understands the contradiction of using others and sacrificing others. From Hisoka's perspective, this is more desirable.

Precisely because Hisoka himself does not care what the means are, if it is for his own purpose, so I really prefer a character like Sora who is full of contradictions but still struggling, rather than a half-hearted person. Feeling frustrated when trying to do something beautiful.

That is why I wanted to hear it from her own mouth. The words she uses herself.

However, that kind of goodwill was also because she wanted to eat something more delicious, so of course Sora did not understand the meaning of that goodwill, but the only thing that mattered was that the other party's goodwill was not convenient for her. So obvious, Sora felt disgusted by the joy in Hisoka's voice.

"The story is over. I'm going to cut it."

Without waiting for Hisoka to answer, she simply made a one-sided request, trying to cut off the communication.

Sora made a request that only considered herself and her companions, but the content of the request itself was convenient for Hisoka. It was a green fruit that could serve as a candidate for his own toy, so even if he didn't have it, Hisoka might protect him. Not told, because it was too wasteful for him to be handled by the Phantom Troupe. So I had no complaints or dissatisfaction.

That is why I didn't want to hear the answer, because I knew there was no reason to refuse. And Hisoka didn't even want to say anything.

"Ah, wait, wait, Sora, tell me one thing."

Sora ignored Hisoka, who was trying to ask something instead of answering, and tried to hang up the communication, but before he was cut off, he ignored that Hisoka was also ignored, and brought his doubts into it.

"Sora, how far did you really go during the day?"

No answer.

However, the communication had not yet been cut off. However, there was only a little time left, so Hisoka hurried to act.

"You were just using your cards for a secret conversation so that Gon and Killua wouldn't find out, and you don't mind talking to me directly, do you?"

"Don't get cocky, idiot. Even if nothing happened during the day, I don't want to talk to you at any time, not even by phone or call."

"Yeah, that's what I thought, but compared to the reason I thought so, the daytime was a trivial matter."

Sure enough, Hisoka's sentence "I don't hate it" seemed to make her upset, and she immediately spat out: "I'd rather hate it, I hate it." I read the back of Sora's remarks.

There was no intention to hide it, but it was soon discovered and understood that the person behind it was not what she wanted to read.

"Looks like you're not serious?"

"If you can't see it, but if it's true, wouldn't it be strange to have such a conversation now? That's why I just wanted to know how real you really are."

"If you are more sensible than I imagined, I might be able to get closer to you."

Sora is my fragile lie surprise texture. When she realized this, Hisoka didn't have any doubts, such as "How far do you really want to go?"

However, although it didn't disappear, her physiological disgust for Hisoka had obviously weakened.

If it weren't for her noticing Hisoka's disguise, she would have thought of committing suicide to win Gon's hatred, perhaps that's what she thought, but her eyes were always cold.

Rather than saying his anger dissipated and calmed down, his eyes, which seemed to say he wasn't dealing with him and was just annoyed because he was annoying, didn't forget his physiological disgust for Hisoka, but said, "I don't care." I asked because it looked like I put it aside.

It makes sense that if she were in broad daylight, she wouldn't blush from embarrassment, but would turn pale and tremble.

"If you really, absolutely, guarantee that you will sign a contract with me and abide by it, you can eat as much as you want."

The indifferent tone, a voice that seemed troublesome but could not hear other emotions, said.

"If you swear not to mess with Kurapika, Killua, or Gon... at the cost of my chastity, if you are willing to faithfully abide by that contract, then play with me and devour me to your heart's content. I will do anything."

From his really indifferent tone, I can see that he didn't say anything too desperate or too virtuous, but it was precisely because he knew that Hisoka couldn't have that kind of sincerity that he said it in a sarcastic tone. Sounds like him.

Although he had no emotions, although he had no expectations, his words were like prayers, as if he were seriously clinging to him.

"Hisoka. I am a 'Magician'."

As expected, this answer, apart from desperate sarcasm and sarcasm that knew it was impossible, Sora continued to say one-sided things to the completely unexpected and speechless Hisoka.

"I basically despise magicians. Since I have no interest in seeking the truth, 'magician' is accurate, but I am still a 'magician'. That's how I was born and raised. I don't know other ways of life. Compared to you, I am a creature that will not choose any means to achieve its goals."

That's why I was serious during the day. No lies, no acting. But even now, I am sincere, not lying, not acting. If I shift my thoughts from ordinary people's thoughts or personal thoughts to a magician's thoughts, it's just a matter of divisibility.

"My chastity is meant to be used and eaten anyway, so if I can protect everyone, whether it's you or someone else, I will always give it to you."

Regardless of whether Hisoka didn't know the difference between a magician, a wizard, and a witch, or because Mana dissolved in body fluids, sexual intercourse became a source of Mana, she said unilaterally and suddenly cut off the communication.

I don't know if Sora hung up the phone because she wanted to say something or because there was not enough time, but Hisoka stared at the Binder for a while and stood there blankly.

Standing still, looking down at the Binder that was no longer connected to anyone, he suddenly laughed.

I wanted to laugh out loud, but if I did, Gon and the others would be suspicious and find out what we were talking about. In this way, the behind-the-scenes deal between Sora and Hisoka... would become a one-sided request that could not be called a one-sided request, and the action to protect them would be in vain.

As expected, Hisoka was not numb enough to ruin it, so I covered my mouth with my hand and lowered my voice.

Not numb enough to waste Sora's will. However, just as Sora thought, he had no sincerity to face Sora's prayer.

He is not a person who acts and lives only for his own pleasure.

Although he is extremely selfish and loves the happy endings of human beings, he knows nothing about human beings, there is no salvation in the truly opposite direction, and his nature is bad.

"Hehehe... you really lived up to my expectations, but you didn't let me down, Sora."

I could barely understand what she meant, but I understood that Hisoka would not be upset by the stupid things she was afraid of, and everything would be ruined.

But this was not because she was strong.

Even Sora herself, who didn't even notice her own wounds, of course didn't realize the fact that she was injured and still moving forward.

Once she realized this, she would have been hurt and collapsed so much that she could no longer stand up.

Of course, Hisoka didn't even realize this. If I could use it for a game I like, I would welcome it, even if it was completely destroyed, but I have no interest in toys that have stopped working.

Just like now, I want her to go all the way, so I left her alone, even though I knew how dangerous she was, more dangerous than Gon, Killua, Biscuit, and perhaps even Kurapika. For your own enjoyment.

In front of them, I want to live as "just Sora", not as a "Magician", so behind the scenes, I will sacrifice myself and others as a "Magician", and Sora will pay the price for happiness. I can know this because I am the other person on the cutting side, but I have no intention of teaching her to anyone as a "Magician".

Possessiveness is not cute.

Calculate more.

"How is your training going?"

Hisoka, who returned from the depths of the forest, smiled and talked to Gon, who was being taught volleyball by Tzesgera, and Killua, who was training in sumo with Golainu. Completely ignoring Killua.

However, even with the boring reactions of the two, Hisoka seemed to be in a good mood, disappointing those who didn't know Hisoka, while Gon and Killua, who barely knew Hisoka, thought it was a normal illness passing by.

They didn't know each other. Like why he was in a good mood when he was ignored.

Looking at ourselves, we don't know what we are expecting.

(Sora, you are a cute and ignorant selfish villain, aren't you?)

Hisoka laughed at the children who didn't understand anything, while thinking about Sora who didn't understand anything.

(They love you very much, so no matter how you cover it up, one day they will notice everything.)

By then, they will mourn and regret what you have lost, as if it were their own.

And the more they lose, the more irreparable it becomes; the more they regret, the more they fall into heresy, and the more they choose to become stronger.)

Hisoka smiled, fantasizing about the tragedy that would surely occur in the future due to their mutual feelings, and not only for Sora, but her own toys would also become more to her liking.

Watching "JustSora" being greeted by Killua and Gon, who had returned from the city, she smiled happily.