Hunter x Hunter: Call Me Master Inventor

Yinda's indignation continues:

"Whether those people were hunting for collection or to make money, they completely disregarded the consequences and went on to hunt two-headed wolves..."

"If I saw them, I'd want to smash their skulls one by one..."

"Shut up!"

King Freecss, standing to the side, raised his head again, a slightly serious expression on his face:

"Excuse me, could you please shut up and stop disturbing my thinking?!"

After he finished speaking, he ignored Yinda and the others.

He even found them too noisy and was afraid they would disturb his thoughts again, so he turned his head away, leaving Yinda and von Clay with his back to them.

Then he lowered his head and fell into deep thought once again.

Yinda: "..."

Oh no, I got scolded!

He immediately felt somewhat wronged.

I was simply expressing my own opinions and views, and shouldn't those damned poachers get the punishment they deserve?!

He came here specifically because he was worried about the safety of the two-headed wolves; he came specifically to protect them and do good deeds.

Why is this guy being so aggressive towards him?!

However, upon seeing King Freecss, he lowered his head again, giving him no chance to speak, as if he were once again deep in thought.

Forget it, Lord Yinda is a magnanimous man and will forgive him for such a small matter.

Of course, Yinda would never admit that he was slightly intimidated by the other guy's serious expression just now.

"Von Clay..."

Yinda, with his massive frame, crouched down beside von Clay and chirped softly:

"This guy doesn't seem like a good person."

von Clay: "..."

This guy is definitely not a good person.

But strictly speaking, he's not a bad person.

It's just that when it comes to serious matters, Ging Freecss becomes extremely serious.

Moreover, he has always acted independently and arbitrarily, without considering the feelings of others, and his behavior is quite willful and reckless.

Therefore, many people have a love-hate relationship with him.

"But at least he didn't do anything too outrageous to the two-headed wolf, did he?"

von Clay shrugged slightly:

"If he were a thief, he would have captured the two-headed wolf long ago."

"We wouldn't specifically designate such a zone so that the two-headed wolf could escape."

"Strictly speaking, this should also be considered as protecting them."

Yinda smacked his lips after hearing that.

Indeed, he could sense that the somewhat annoying, pensive fellow in front of him didn't have any ill intentions towards the two-headed wolf.

And it seems he's also considering something for the two-headed wolf.

This is why Yinda was able to tolerate the other party so much and continue to stay in this place.

Otherwise, he would have already taken out his poacher's license and chased the guy away.

He came here at this time of year to protect the two-headed wolf; it was a mission from the Hunter Association.

It's completely reasonable and compliant!!

As for this annoying, pensive fellow, being an unidentified individual, Yinda had every reason and excuse to expel him as a troublemaker.

Of course, whether the other party is willing to cooperate and comply is their own business.

Yinda could also use force to make the other party obey on a physical level.

But for some reason, Yinda figured that if he actually took this approach...

I reckon he himself has pretty much become something that is physically obsolete.

"So, for now, we don't need to do anything."

von Clay patted Yinda's broad shoulder:

"Now, all you need to do is fulfill your job duties and protect the safety of these two-headed wolves."

"As for the rest, you don't need to worry about it."

Yinda nodded, seemingly understanding but not quite.

Since von Clay has said so, we might as well just do as he says.

As an "inventor," von Klay had previously helped him solve such a big problem.

Listen to von Clay, you can't go wrong.

Yinda may not be good at other things, but in terms of obedience and honesty, he is much better than the other twelve earthly branches.

"Hopefully, everything will be peaceful and nothing bad will happen during this time."

Yinda stopped worrying and ignored Kim Freecss, who was deep in thought, and plopped down on the ground.

His massive size provides the perfect support, allowing him to lie down or sit down to rest anytime, anywhere.

Just as he was about to take a rest...

"What are you doing, von Clay?"

Yinda watched with some curiosity as von Clay began to walk around beside him.

"Oh, it's nothing~"

von Clay turned around and smiled at him:

"I'm just looking for a suitable place to pitch a tent."

"Want to pitch a tent?!"

Upon hearing this, Yinda was no longer tired.

"Want to pitch a tent?!"

Upon hearing this, Yinda was no longer tired.

"I have a lot of wilderness survival experience; I'm quite experienced at setting up tents and stuff like that!!"

He puffed out his chest and stuck out his belly, his large belly swaying:

"Leave the work of cutting down trees and building wooden houses to me!!"

Yinda really wanted to make a good impression on von Clay.

"No need for that trouble~"

Von Clay called out to Yinda, who was eagerly and excitedly trying to go chop wood.

"It would be too much trouble to go and chop down trees and build a wooden house."

Von Clay waved his hand, appearing quite casual, and said:

"We'll just stay here for a short while, it'll be fine."

Simple?

A short stay?

Yinda looked over with some confusion, and saw that a weapon had appeared in von Clay's hand...

帽子。

"Is it one of those adventure hats for outdoor adventures?"

Yinda curiously examined the object that had suddenly appeared in von Clay's hand:

"Is this yet another new invention by von Clay?"

"But this should just be a very ordinary hat..."

Yinda suddenly stopped speaking halfway through his sentence, as if his tongue was tied in a knot.

Simply because in his eyes~

beep.

Von Clay reached out and gently pressed twice on the very top of the hat.

Then, we see this hat being enlarged in von Clay's hands.

Then it was placed in the spot that von Clay had chosen, and it just kept getting bigger and bigger.

Eventually, it became a dwelling that resembled a tent.

"That's good."

Von Clay clapped his hands, quite satisfied with the position he had found.

"What...what is this?!"

Yinda was completely dumbfounded.

He always felt that being around von Klay would broaden his horizons and give him new perspectives.