Muherr's soldiers open fire and Ging ends the fight almost politely — copying Leorio's remote punch, a talent for imitating any physical ability that has hit him — then names the whole ambush as Pariston's stage play. What follows is stranger: a confession. Ging admits the money offer was him blowing off steam at losing the Dark Continent to Beyond, routes it into a fund for fallen soldiers' families, and is accepted as No. 2 — under Muherr's absolute battlefield command.
- BattleCanonicalGing dismantles the staged ambush
Muherr's henchmen open fire with conjured guns; Ging knocks them all out using an imitation of Leorio's remote-punch ability — he can copy any physical technique he has been hit with — then reveals he knew the whole attack was Pariston's stage play to scout his abilities.
InvolvedGing Freecss · Pariston Hill▸Consequences (2)
- Ging's mimicry talent enters the record
- Pariston's probe fails — and deepens his fixation on Ging
- AllianceCanonicalGing is accepted as No. 2 — on soldiers' terms
Muherr explains why the money offer nearly broke the team: soldiers run on trust, and a rumor of being bought is ostracism. Ging apologizes, routes the money into the Norwell Fund for fallen soldiers' families — binding himself under mercenary account rules — and is accepted as No. 2, with Muherr holding absolute battlefield command.
InvolvedGing Freecss · Pariston Hill▸Consequences (1)
- Ging's authority is nominal by his own design; Pariston declines to reclaim the seat
- Ging can imitate any physical Nen ability he has been struck by
- Golem is a symbiotic-type user: a conjured heavy weapon manned by an Emitter
- Beyond's team includes the 'Stone Wall' squad — a legendary no-casualty mercenary unit
- Ging's mimicry: Leorio's remote punch, reproduced after one hit
- Ging's No. 2 seat is settled — nominal rank, with Muherr commanding in the field
