Chapter 153

"I'll leave the rest up to you, Kate."

Nob, who followed Kate to the Ant Nest academy, looked at the white-haired young man in front of him with a serious tone.

Kate nodded, and he walked towards the nest in silence.

After confirming that the other party had started to act, Nob quickly turned back. His speed was not slow, and he soon flew from the forest to the border.

He needed to go to a relatively far location mark in case the exit was covered after the rose exploded.

The trees here grow so densely that people cannot pass through them directly.

Nob walked carefully along the border. He originally thought that the plants here were just growing abruptly and that they were just there to prevent any living creatures from getting out.

But he didn't expect to see many ants in front of him.

After Norbu looked carefully, he found that they were not so much ants as fragments of ants.

The ants were pierced by the overgrown plants and then squeezed by the trees, creating a scene that looked like hell.

In a trance, one could even see a fog that looked like black fire.

Nob stared at the scene in front of him in a daze. As a hunter, he had seen massacres before.

But at this moment he felt the chill running from the soles of his feet to the top of his head.

Chaotic thoughts suddenly emerged.

Why do plants grow so fast?

Why didn't the ants escape?

What exactly is the so-called forest consciousness?

And most importantly.

Can they, as human beings, survive under his hands?

Nob tried hard to control his trembling body, and his expression became extremely ugly.

'No, we need to find a suitable place to place the exit first.'

Nob controlled his limbs and continued to walk forward mechanically.

Sweat quickly covered his face, but Nob did not stop. He finally found a place where the trees were relatively sparse.

After a difficult journey, he finally felt a little relaxed.

Nob opened the door and returned to his own space.

At this time, Gon and Killua were already prepared, so they were ready almost the moment they saw him.

Nob had just nodded when the two men passed him and rushed out the door.

But Mo Laowu stayed a little longer.

He looked at Nob, who was obviously still uneasy, with a serious expression.

"Once you have finished, you must come back as soon as possible."

Nob rubbed his arms unconsciously, and only then did he feel the cold sweat on the back of his spine.

"Don't look for that little girl for now."

“Later…”

"I'll update the more distant teleportation locations later."

He spoke softly, as if he had been suddenly affected by something terrible.

"Hello!"

Mo Laowu's voice was still low, but loud, exploding in Nuobu's ears like a huge bell.

"What are you talking about!"

Mo Laowu still wore sunglasses on his face, but even so, there was anger in his eyes that was almost about to burst out.

He roared, so loud that Nob's mind went blank for a moment.

"You should understand why those two kids stayed here!"

"It's not about the Hunter Association!"

"It's not for some great ideal!"

"I'm here to look for someone!"

Mo Laowu's roar was very useful. Nob was stunned for a while.

Looking at the man in front of him with an angry expression, he pushed his glasses with a helpless smile.

"ah…"

Meaningless monosyllables emanated from Nob's mouth.

"Feel sorry."

"Some unexpected circumstances."

Mo Laowu looked at Nob and saw that he seemed to have returned to normal, so he simply waved his hand and went out of the exit.

Nob was given any chance to explain.

Nob looked at the empty space and pushed his glasses hesitantly.

"Don't you want to hear my reason?"

Of course Mo Laowu didn't listen. He was actually a little worried that the two children would act rashly.

As he had agreed to their participation in this battle, he was naturally responsible for the actions of these two people.

In order to prevent their impulsive behavior from causing the arrangement to fail, Mo Laowu naturally did not stay after making sure that there would be no problems on Nob's side.

When he stepped out of the door, he saw two young men standing there waiting.

"The rest will be the same as we arranged before."

Mo Laowu held his pipe in one hand and gave a murderous smile.

"That's fine."

Gon and Killua both nodded silently, and they quickly rushed forward, with Mo Laowu following closely behind them.

This ant nest was built to be exceptionally spacious, and even had many light holes opened for light, which allowed Kate, who arrived first, to identify the direction smoothly.

It also allowed Mo Laowu and others who came later to see the marks left by Kate.

Gon and Killua ran in two different directions, while Mordor ran in a third direction.

They need to get rid of all the ants in the shortest possible time.

After Xiaojie rushed into the first corner, he found a faint stench.

It was like the smell of countless excrement fermenting continuously.

The smell that hit him made Xiaojie's face turn pale and his pace slowed down uncontrollably.

When Xiaojie saw the scene in the room created by the nest, his expression couldn't help but twist.

Those people faced upwards, their eyes fixed on the empty hole that let in light.

They were all wearing clothes, but both men and women had huge bulging stomachs. Xiao Jie could even see through the holes in their clothes that their skin was stretched to be translucent.

When Xiaojie walked over, those people didn't even look at him, they just sat there in a daze.

The scene was so eerie that it felt like a horror story.

Kill them?

At least let them die decently as human beings.

This sentence lingered in his mind, like a question posed in a quiz.

Xiaojie's brows were slightly lowered, as if filled with anger and anxiety.

Unlike the tangled situation of Gon, Killua arrived at the kitchen of the ants. This situation without any suspense made Killua directly get rid of these guys without hesitation.

The blue-purple liquid covered the red, and the ants that served as chefs fell to the ground without even having time to resist.

Killua lowered his hand, and the liquid on his fingertips dripped all over the ground. A scream came from where he walked in.

It was an ant holding a piece of meat that was much larger than its own body and was looking at him tremblingly.

Immediately afterwards, blue-purple liquid splashed out, and the pieces of meat rolled on the ground in a mess, leaving a red stain.

The ant lay on the ground, its human-like eyes fixed on Killua.

"Why…"

Killua heard the other party's slight question.

He didn't answer and just walked out. This behavior angered the dying ant, but he no longer had any strength to get up.

I can only repeat the three words "why".

The approach of death touched the ant's soul, reminding him of a memory that should not have appeared.

It was a very miserable life, constantly moving between different gangs, struggling to find a chance to survive.

Until he was dealt with and discovered by a group of monsters, they happily carried him into the dark passage.

Then it was dismantled and divided.

Finally, the new life.

Everything seems to be getting better, life and everything else.

But how could he forget it?

Humans will not allow man-eaters to live around them, right?

How come I forgot this alone?