Hunter's Mind Slug

After hearing Chrollo speak, Finks became more serious.

He was still convinced of Chrollo, but he actually had some opinions on this matter.

Ron, he probably knew it and had heard the name many times.

But they don't know each other completely, and they haven't even met each other.

But this did not affect his understanding of the matter at all.

"I actually don't have much idea now, but there is one thing I want to know. What are the captain's plans now?"

Many people in the brigade knew Ron, and Finks also knew about it, but those who really had a good relationship with Ron were the group leader and Maggie.

As for the others, it can only be said to be average and ordinary.

Some of them have never even been seen but have only heard of them, and some are just like "friends of friends".

In real terms, this kind of relationship is nothing.

And now, listening to what Chrollo and Maggie said, Finks wanted to interrupt.

Chrollo and Maggie knew Ron well, and there was no need to say anything over at Meteor Street. Moreover, in all seriousness, they were his acquaintances in Meteor Street.

In fact, quite a few.

If the two sides really become rivals, how will they deal with it, as most of them are people born in Meteor Street?

"You have a problem with Ron?"

After thinking for a moment, Chrollo understood what the other party meant.

This is actually something Chrollo has been struggling with before.

"No, Captain, I have no objection to him."

Finks didn't hide anything. In fact, this was the truth. He didn't have any objections to Ron. Even if he had objections, as long as it wasn't a big deal, he wouldn't do anything for the sake of Chrollo and Maggie. .

But now this matter is not as simple as a personal matter.

"If the opponent is a stranger, even if he is powerful, if you want to help him or something, as long as the leader gives the order, I will not say anything. But now, according to that person, the opponent is Meteor Street."

Directly, Finks said his thoughts directly.

The people present were basically all from Meteor Street, and there was no one they were slightly familiar with.

It's just that under normal circumstances, there is basically no contact.

"Well, that's definitely a problem."

Chrollo didn't deny anything, nodded and looked at Maggie.

It was like speaking, and you heard the words.

There are definitely more people in the Phantom Troupe who care about Meteor Street than Ron.

No matter how bad Meteor Street is, it still means something to them.

Ron, on the other hand, can only be considered a resident at best.

"This negotiation is not over yet. I just said that I would give an answer to the people in the Presbyterian Church tomorrow."

Facing the gazes of everyone present, Maggie had no idea of ​​changing her mind.

He looked directly at Chrollo and said.

Because he knew that although Finks raised the question, it was Chrollo who really made the decision.

"Then what do you mean, do you want to find him? He may have left by now."

Chrollo actually knew what Maggie meant.

According to the current situation, if Maggie continues to look for Ron, it can indeed be considered that the negotiation is not over.

It would be nothing to contact the Presbyterian Church later that night.

but. . .

"I have no opinion on this, and I'm not targeting anyone. I'm just expressing my thoughts."

Looking at Chrollo's gaze, Finks waved his hand casually and explained casually to express his attitude.

As for the others, they didn't even speak. Some people didn't care and it didn't matter. Some people would only listen to Chrollo. In their opinion, Chrollo was more important than anything else.

What Ron, what Meteor Street.

It’s nothing.

"So be it, you decide, and tell me Ron's answer tomorrow."

Since no one had any objections, there was no so-called conflict. Chrollo naturally followed Maggie's wishes and gave a final reminder.

"As long as it's tomorrow, any time is fine."

It doesn’t matter what time it is. I’ll contact you tomorrow night.

Anyway, Chrollo doesn't like this matter now. As for Maggie, it depends on her own choice.

Chrollo has always been very generous to his members.

As long as he doesn't do anything that affects the Phantom Troupe, he won't do anything else.

"I understand, leader, I plan to leave first."

Maggie nodded in response.

I didn't say anything like thank you, which was very unnecessary.

"There are no tasks now. You can move around freely. I will contact you if anything happens, and the same goes for you."

Listening to Maggie's words, Chrollo sat down, took out a book from his body, and began to read, answering Maggie while reading.

It was considered as acquiescence to her actions.

They have nothing to do now, in fact, if it's not Ron's business.

Chrollo should have temporarily disbanded the team now.

With this matter in mind, I am not in a hurry to separate for the time being.

At least wait and see what happens later.

"kindness."

Without saying anything else, he picked up a small sling bag that he had placed next to him before and left directly.

The speed was quite fast. He quickly left this shabby little building and disappeared. He didn't know where he went.

"Captain, is this okay? The people in the Elder Council are not reasonable people. It's hard to say what will happen."

Watching Maggie leave, Finks, who was half lying on a big rock next to him, spoke again.

The current situation is indeed troublesome.

In his opinion, the Elder Council will not be too honest. If they don't receive a reply from Kuroro, they may take action directly.

This is not impossible.

After all, the people in Meteor Street are not reasonable.

"Some things can't be stopped even if you know them. Forcibly stopping them will definitely cost a greater price."

Kuroro responded to Finks' words.

"Captain, are you going to intervene in this matter?"

Perhaps because he didn't know what Kuroro meant, or perhaps because he didn't want to think too much, Finks chose to ask directly.

As the head of the spider.

At this time, if a decision is made, it will definitely be told to his thigh.

In fact, this question is not just for Finks.

Others also have some ideas.

Perhaps among these people, Paknotan is the one who has the least idea. Anyway, whatever Kuroro says is what it is.

"This matter is not decided by me, it is decided by others."

Just as Kuroro said.

Facing the matter of Ron and Meteor Street, Kuroro is actually like a boat swaying in the wind.

It's not that fence-sitters grow.

It's just that until now, both parties, or even their own Phantom Troupe, the three parties, have not given him a reason to intervene.

I am dead, burn paper if you have something to do.