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Gon asked in surprise, "Jin, my father, he's not dead yet?"
At this moment, the little fox had quietly approached Gon and was standing by his side, its eyes shining with curiosity.
Kite smiled and responded, "Well, it seems like your aunt is more willing to tell a little lie, and doesn't want you to go down the same path as your father."
Kite then looked at Gon seriously and said firmly, "However, I must admit, you do have the potential and talent to become an excellent hunter."
After speaking, Kite turned and walked away, his gaze falling on the figure of Gon playing with the little fox. A thought flashed through his mind: "A true hunter is always able to harmonize with the natural world." Just like Gon and this little fox.
Walking onto a grassy area, Kite deliberately dropped a card on the ground. This card would be the key for Gon to step into a bigger world. Before long, Gon spotted the card on the ground and bent down to pick it up.
One day, three years later, the sunlight filtered through the lush green leaves and cast beautiful shadows on the forest floor. Twelve-year-old Gon and his sister Chi were sitting on a thick, sturdy boulder, holding the card that Kite had dropped three years ago. His eyes were filled with determination and curiosity.
Next to them, a grown-up little fox was earnestly gnawing on a fresh fish, occasionally looking up at Gon and Chi with an indescribable emotion in its eyes.
"The story is over, Chi, do you remember now?" Gon turned to his sister and asked.
Chi smiled, "Yes, I remember now." It wasn't just the content of the comic, but also memories of being Chi. However, sometimes they felt like browsing through someone else's memories.
Gon took a deep breath and turned to face the little fox, "Listen, little fox, we can't meet again in the future."
"Big brother, why?" Chi asked in confusion.
Gon continued to explain, "Because we are embarking on the path to becoming hunters. In this forest, animals have a natural wariness of hunters. Especially those hunters who specialize in hunting rare magical beasts. Therefore, animals that get too close to hunters cannot become leaders of the forest."
He then looked at the little bear, "Little bear, you are now the king of this forest. I don't want to bring unnecessary trouble to you because of me. Do you understand what I mean?"
The little bear seemed to understand Gon's words, silently turned his head to one side, and then slowly walked into the depths of the forest.
"Brother, if you say that, Little Fox will be very sad..." Chi's eyes were filled with tears, and her voice choked up a bit.
"It's okay, it will understand that I'm doing this for its own good. Let's go, we're leaving." Gon stood up and brushed off the dust from his clothes.
At that moment, Chi suddenly said, "Brother, look!"
Gon turned around and saw a large group of hundreds of animals from the forest leisurely walking out, led by the little bear and its mate.
"Little Fox, take good care of yourself. We'll see you when we come back!" Gon said emotionally, with tears welling up in his eyes.
Night falls, and streaks of orange light shimmer in the twilight, like pearls in the night sky.
The villagers gather around the bonfire, their faces filled with joy and warmth. By the fire, there are not only golden-brown grilled fish, but also a pot of egg drop soup made from the eggs of the TuoSa Tower Fliying Beast, steaming hot.
"Oh, this fish! It's so tender!" A middle-aged man picked up a piece of fish, took a bite, and a satisfied smile appeared on his lips.
"This egg drop soup is also so delicious that I can't help but have a few more sips!" The middle-aged man then scooped up a bowl of egg drop soup, instantly drawn in by the aroma and flavor of the soup.
"Yes, this soup is incredibly rich, it's incomparable to regular egg soup!" the old lady praised.
" Gon, you truly are the most talented child in our village!" A wrinkled old lady walked over, patted Gon on the shoulder, and looked at him with admiration.
Gon smiled and responded, "Actually, this is also thanks to the help of my sister Chi. Her superb cooking skills make these dishes even more delicious."
Old Li stood on the side in the village, listening to the praise and conversation of the crowd, with a hint of anticipation and appreciation flashing in his eyes involuntarily.
" Gon is promising, but it seems that his sister Chi is also quite remarkable." Mr. Li thought to himself as he watched the siblings Gon and Chi walk away, filled with anticipation for their future.
"In such a harmonious village, having such a pair of siblings is truly our blessing." Mr. Li collected his thoughts and rejoined the lively gathering. "It looks like this whale is about to have new hunters." He thought to himself.
In this atmosphere, everyone is enjoying the food and the time spent together. The laughter and conversations between each other make this evening even warmer and more Yoshimi.
Gon and Chi walked into the living room of Aunty Mito's house and immediately noticed a strong smell of alcohol. Aunty Mito was sitting on a worn-out sofa, with five half-empty bottles of liquor on the coffee table.
"Both of you, when are you leaving?" Aunty Mito spoke with a slurred tone, clearly having had quite a bit to drink.
"Probably next week." Gon selectively ignored Aunty Mito's condition and answered simply and clearly.
"Is that so?" Aunty Mito looked up at them, her eyes somewhat blurry.
"Um," Gon and Chi answered almost simultaneously, both feeling a little uneasy.
Aunty Mito suddenly became emotional. "He... abandoned you while you were still in diapers, you... not at all..." Her tone was filled with sadness and confusion.
Chi bit her lip tightly, knowing that Aunty Mito wanted to ask, "Don't you hate him at all?"
"I don't hate him!" Chi stared with determination in her eyes.
Gon suddenly spoke, his voice steady and affectionate, "He would rather abandon his own children than give up this job. Because being a hunter is just that charming!"
Aunty Mito's expression changed after hearing this. She glanced at Gon and Chi, then sighed, " Gon, Chi... you are indeed his children!"
As soon as the words fell, she suddenly stood up, quickly walked into her bedroom, and forcefully slammed the door shut.
Gon looked at the closed door of Aunty Mito and then turned to look at Chi, " Aunty Mito, I'm sorry, you were right. We are our father's children. The ultimate challenge is to find his whereabouts, but this is harder than any hunt. He is the best hunter."
"Big brother, you're right!" Chi's eyes were filled with determination and anticipation. Even though she knew most of the story's plot, the ending hasn't been drawn by the author yet! It would be great if this story could have an ending.
Finally, the day to go to the Hunter's test has arrived. The morning sun has just risen, and the whole village is bathed in gentle sunlight. Gon and Chi stand at the village entrance, behind them is the place where they have grown up for many years, and ahead lies the unknown adventure.
The crowd in the village gathers around them to see them off. There are young and old, some holding gifts, some holding food, but all with concerned and reluctant expressions on their faces.
"This is your farewell gift," a villager handed over a package with a serious expression.
"Thank you all!" Gon and Chi said in unison, with grateful smiles on their faces.
"Take care of your health and stay safe!" An elderly lady with white hair said with a loving tone.
"We will, for sure," Chi responded with a smile and a determined look in her eyes.
At that moment, a villager walked up to them and gently tapped them, "Your Aunty Mito is here."
Gon and Chi quickly turned around and saw Aunty Mito walking towards them. Her eyes were a little swollen, obviously from crying.
"Aunty Mito, thank you for taking care of both of us for so many years," Gon stepped forward and sincerely said to Aunty Mito.
" Gon... Chi, I'm sorry, I lied to you. It's not that your father didn't want you, it's that I fought for custody of you in court," Aunty Mito said with a choked voice.
Chi looked a bit lost, and Aunty Mito didn't want the two of us to hold any grudges against our father.
"I've actually noticed it a long time ago. Whenever Aunty Mito lies to me, she never looks directly into my eyes," Gon said calmly, but his eyes revealed a deep understanding.
"Aunty Mito, don't worry. No matter what happens, you will always be the most important person in our hearts, Aunty Mito." Chi smiled, with tears welling up in her eyes.
"You guys..." Aunty Mito couldn't hold back anymore, and tearfully embraced Gon and Chi. In this moment, all misunderstandings and barriers vanished, leaving only pure family emotions.
The air at the harbor carries a damp and fishy smell, but also mixes with a hint of adventurous temptation.
People shuttle between various vendors and small shops, bustling with excitement. Gon is wearing a green top and shorts, looking around with great enthusiasm, as if life is a constant exploration game.
In contrast, Chi is wearing a pink dress and appears more composed, with a thoughtful gleam in her eyes.
"Brother, are you sure this is the right port? It seems a bit... busy here," Chi said, furrowing her brow as she opened the map.
Gon smiled and replied, "Don't worry, this is the departure point for the Port of Dover. It's bustling with people, which is always fun!" He turned to look at a vendor selling various strange marine creatures.
At that moment, a man in a suit carrying a rhombus-patterned leather suitcase walked over. His name was Leorio, a seemingly rough but rich-hearted man. He patted Gon on the shoulder and said, "Hey, young man, are you also heading to Port of Dover?"
Gon immediately responded enthusiastically, "Yes, we are going to participate in the Hunter's test! I am Gon, and this is my sister Chi."
"Leorio," he introduced himself simply, then continued, "I am also going to participate in the Hunter's test. Why don't we go together?"
"Great idea!" Gon happily agreed.
Leorio smiled, "Fellow traveler!" He opened his suitcase and took out a bottle of green liquid, "Here, have some of this first. It guarantees that you won't get seasick on the boat."
Chi glanced alertly and asked, "What is this?"
"Oh, this is my own concoction of seasickness remedy. Very effective," Leorio confidently replied.
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