"Kokai!"
The scene that happened in a flash left Pakunoda visibly shaken.
But her attention was soon drawn to something strange, Kokai's [Matrix] was still active.
"Hmm?"
Pakunoda halted abruptly and glanced at the black-suited robot that was struggling with the shadow clone.
She could see that dark, blotchy spots suddenly appeared in the Aura on the surface of the black-suited robot, and then, the spots spread rapidly like ink dripping on rice paper.
'Post-mortem Nen…!'
Seeing that the black-suited mechanical construct had not disappeared and its Nen was darkening, Pakunoda instantly understood the reason.
In this way, Kokai can still pose a threat to Moses even after his death!
Just as that thought crossed her mind, Pakunoda saw the black-suited robot explode in a surge of pitch-black Nen.
However, the explosion did not cause any physical damage. Instead, the robot turned into pure Post-Mortem Nen after the explosion.
Immediately, the Post-Mortem Nen was like a poisonous snake with bared fangs, biting the shadow clone in mid-air.
Moses turned his head slightly, feeling a little surprised.
While it is not uncommon for a Nen User to leave behind Nen after their death, it was still relatively rare.
And Moses didn't expect that Kokai, who was killed by him so casually, actually left behind Post-Mortem Nen.
'It seemed his inability to even 'implant the Trojan Horse' during the fight had left him deeply resentful.'
'Judging from the strength of the Post-Mortem Nen, this feeling of unwillingness must be extremely strong.
'It changed from 'passive type' to 'active type'. As expected of a Post-Mortem Nen… It's really unreasonable.'
Seeing the black-suited robot forcibly implanting the 'Trojan Horse' into shadow clone's body by actively self-destructing, Moses secretly sighed at the horror of the Post-Mortem Nen.
In order to prevent the possibility of chain infection from this so-called Trojan Horse, Moses decisively dispelled the shadow clone.
And erring on the side of caution, Moses even abandoned this part of the Manifested Aura and did not recover it.
As the shadow clone was dismissed, the 'Black Trojan Data', which had lost its host before it could take effect, disappeared powerlessly into the air.
In both life and death, Kokai had failed to achieve his goals...
In a way, it was a tragic end for him.
But it also couldn't be helped.
After all, who made him meet Moses, who is a natural nemesis of a Manipulator like him?
If it were just that, it would be fine, but Moses was so cautious that he didn't give Kokai any chance at all. Even when his Potential Aura was already exhausted, he still decisively gave up the Manifested Aura used to condense the shadow clone.
This kind of behavior is the fundamental reason that completely extinguished any chance Kokai's Post-Mortem Nen might have had to succeed.
Had Moses been less careful and chosen to take back that Manifested Aura, the Trojan Horse would have come along with it, potentially resulting in his downfall.
It can only ne said that Kokai's loss was not unfair.
After all, Moses's strength wasn't solely about countering his Manipulation Ability.
Pakunoda watched in confusion as the Post-Mortem Nen left by Kokai dissipated powerlessly into the air.
Just for a moment, she was still hoping that this Post-Mortem Nen could pose a threat to Moses, but she never thought that it would disappear in such an anticlimactic way.
Moses turned sideways and looked at Pakunoda not far away, and said calmly: "The fourth one."
These words, spoken in a calm tone, sounded like thunder in Pakunoda's ears.
"W-what…!?"
Pakunoda's eyes trembled violently, shock written all over her face as she stared at Moses.
But Moses wasn't interested in a conversation with Pakunoda. Instead, he muttered to himself: "Spiders, this is just the beginning..."
"!!!"
Pakunoda's eyes widened to their limits and she instinctively tightened her grip on her conjured revolver.
Meanwhile…
Wapol, who had been sent flying from the arena by Moses earlier, was still lying among the debris of the shattered audience seats.
Since he was aware of Moses's shadow ability and had the advantage of Enhancer, he managed to narrowly block the slash.
To be more precise, he had endured the damage from that strike without sustaining any critical injuries.
Since he had not suffered any substantial damage, he should have returned to the arena immediately and joined forces with his comrades to deal with Moses.
However-
His failure to do so indirectly led to Kokai's death.
But it wasn't that Wapol didn't want to return, but that he was being blocked.
The audience seats where he was sent flying to was adjacent to an entrance and exit passage. Just a while ago, when Wapol had just stood up from the rubble, he heard deliberate, heavy footsteps coming from the passage.
Someone was approaching, and they clearly made no attempt to conceal their presence.
Upon noticing this, Wapol looked intently towards the entrance of the passage where the footsteps came from, and soon, he saw a handsome man with long silver hair walking out of the passage.
The man exuded an unmistakable fighting spirit as brilliant and blazing as the sun.
"Oh?"
Wapol immediately realized that this man had come for him.
This strikingly handsome man was none other than Kastro, one of the Heavens Arena's Floor Masters. In terms of fame, he is second only to the Roly-Poly Hisoka and Moses.
His appearance was captured by the camera-
The live feed was transmitted to screens worldwide, immediately causing an uproar among the audience watching the live broadcast!
What was supposed to be a highly anticipated heavyweight match between Moses and the Roly-Poly Hisoka has now turned into a fight between a group of Floor Masters and the vicious Phantom Troupe!
This kind of 'live broadcast of the match' had become a once-in-a-century spectacle!
The countless audiences standing in front of the screen were so excited that their faces flushed with fervor.
The live broadcast of this 'match' was so popular that it was gradually broadcasted to other countries.
As a result, more and more people watched the 'match' through the live broadcast!