Six-Eyed Sukuna, starting from Hunter x Hunter

Chapter 93 Human Malice

The rose compass symbol represents direction and is a very common element in navigation systems.

However, the one on his tongue was different from the usual rose compass.

It has triangular eyes at the top and bottom, hurricane symbols on both sides, and a compass in the middle.

It looks even more mysterious, even somewhat ominous.

He just didn't expect that all he wanted was to keep a tiger cub, but he ended up with another tattoo on his tongue...

Fortunately, none of them were any domineering patterns that would make people afraid to show their faces. If they were patterns like a green dragon on the left and a white tiger on the right, he would definitely wear long sleeves, long pants, and a jacket every day to cover himself up completely.

Both the curse marks on Sukuna and the extra tattoo on her tongue are quite visually appealing.

If he sticks out his tongue, won't people think he's a spellcaster? Like Dog-Turtle Thorn?

Su Wu withdrew her tongue, pursed her lips, and looked at the dejected tigress.

The male tiger was nuzzling the female tiger's head, his large eyes filled with affection.

"This contract is a part of our inherited memory; it will always be loyal to you, will never betray you, and you cannot abandon it."

"This is my only request," the tigress said weakly.

They abandoned their child once, so naturally they don't want it to be abandoned by humans again.

Su Wu raised an eyebrow, then suddenly smiled. "Aren't you worried I'll hurt it?"

Is that all there is to the contract? Is it enough to just not abandon them?

Human malice... is immense.

"You really like emptiness; you're not the kind of two-faced human being," the tigress said.

That's right.

He wouldn't care about the little tiger if he didn't like it.

Su Wu looked down and met the gaze of the little white tiger. Her cold, pale blue eyes met the clear, light blue beast eyes.

"Grow up quickly." Su Wu shook the tiger cub in her hands.

Although they are small and fluffy, they are quite cute, but Su Wu prefers the size of Tiger's parents.

A tall, mighty, and fierce king of the forest.

A strong physique is clearly more beautiful than a cute one.

That's exactly his aesthetic sense.

"Are you really going to keep it? Keeping such a large magical beast is very expensive." The man with the afro scratched his head and spoke up, showing his considerate nature.

As soon as he finished speaking, he recalled the boy's strength.

Oh, right, with that kind of strength, there's no way they'd be short of money.

"It doesn't matter." Su Wu stuffed the little white tiger into the hood on his back, and the little tiger shakily tugged at his clothes and leaned on his shoulder.

"By the way, you've been in the forest for so long, have you ever seen this kind of bird?" Su Wu took out her phone, opened the picture, and showed it to the two tigers.

The two tigers huddled together, heads close, to take a closer look.

"Never seen it before," they all shook their heads in unison.

Animals that even the local residents have never seen before...

"Never mind then, let's go." Su Wu called to Maro as they left.

The two large tigers sat in place, their thick, long tails held high, watching them leave.

Even the little tigers sat in a row, looking quite serious, swishing their tails back and forth.

Kate and the others, who had been mostly silent, would occasionally glance back at the magical beasts behind them, as if worried that they might suddenly launch a sneak attack.

The boy at the front didn't care at all and didn't look back even once.

His calm and composed demeanor inspires admiration.

Fortunately, the monsters behind them did not attack until they were completely far away.

……

"Oh, right, Maro, you teach it to talk." Su Wu suddenly seemed to remember something, and stuffed the little tiger into Maro's arms, as if she had unloaded a burden, her tone suddenly becoming more cheerful.

Even tigers can talk, so surely their eldest sons can too? They should learn from them.

Animals that can communicate are always better than those that cannot communicate.

"I...me? I understand!" Maro looked at the tiger cub in his arms, momentarily at a loss.

Do you like it? Of course I do, after all, it does resemble the respected elder in some ways.

But you're responsible for teaching monsters to speak...

That's a bit difficult; I'll have to do some research.

He must complete any task assigned to him by an adult, no matter how difficult it may be!

"But that bird is really mysterious..." Su Wu sighed.

Their direction of travel remained southwest, and the further they went in, the more poisonous creatures appeared around them.

The air became increasingly humid, and the temperature grew even colder.

The ground beneath our feet became even softer and looser, with a slight stench carried on the breeze.

Although everything seemed calm on the surface, a cluster of life energy entities was so conspicuous in the six eyes' field of vision that it was impossible to ignore.

He lifted his foot and casually stepped over a venomous snake beneath him.

Kate, who seemed to have been observing for a long time, finally spoke up as if she had made up her mind:

The bird you're looking for is actually extinct.

Su Wu stopped in her tracks.

"Huh?" His eyes widened in astonishment, then his eyebrows furrowed, and he spoke with obvious impatience, "Extinct?"

"Tsk, are you serious?" He couldn't help but click his tongue and ask.

So he made a wasted trip? Oh, not entirely wasted, at least he managed to get a little tiger to raise.

But his purpose was for the birds!!!

Kate raised her hand to lower the brim of her hat, while the rest of the team members either looked up at the sky, counted ants, or looked left and right.

"You..." Su Wu suddenly leaned his head in front of Kate, his half-closed eyes scrutinizing her suspiciously. "You're not lying to me, are you?" he said in a low voice.

Why did you have to say it now of all times?

This inevitably raises suspicions that he was already close to his target, and the other party wanted to prevent him from achieving it.

"This is a secret that shouldn't be told, but since you're a hunter, there's nothing you can't say." Kate's expression remained unchanged, and her voice was calm.

"This bird went extinct a decade ago."

"It's just that it hasn't been announced to the public yet."

"The so-called two hundred remaining pieces refer to the number of pieces distributed among different collectors."

"The crystal feather bone is one of the seven beauties, and no one notices the bird with this bone when it is alive. Only when all its feathers are plucked, its internal organs are emptied, leaving only a complete skeleton, and it is placed under the light, does it become the true Black Crystal Bird."

"Therefore, collectors usually collect the skeleton of an entire bird."

"Therefore, they are long extinct, and no one has found any trace of them in at least the last ten years."

"This also makes them more mysterious, and the bones more expensive," the silver-haired man said.

"Like the Kuruta tribe?" Su Wu asked with a sneer.

Among the seven beauties, the Kurta tribe, with their fiery red eyes, was wiped out. From then on, the number of fiery red-eyed people will never increase, but will only decrease, and their prices will continue to rise.

Birds with crystal feathers also went extinct due to human greed.

Both of these great beauties can be said to have disappeared at the hands of humans.

"Humans... it's not surprising at all." Su Wu shook her head.

The malice in human nature—greed, jealousy, possessiveness, etc.—is far more terrifying than anything else.

He had no sympathy for the Kurta tribe and the Crystal Bird tribe; he was simply inexplicably unhappy that his plans had been disrupted.

"What if I absolutely must obtain the Crystal Feather Bone?" The white-haired boy remained expressionless, his oppressive aura almost tangible.

"Then you'll have to ask those famous collectors," the woman with long pink hair replied.

As for whether those collectors will be willing to hand them over...

If they were willing to hand it over, it wouldn't be impossible to buy it on the market.

(End of this chapter)