Chapter 184 - No Gender Only Enemy

Ging couldn't help but make a mental note about Axel's demeanor.

Ging had been a hunter for a long time and had seen his fair share of violence, but there was something different about Axel's approach. He seemed almost bloodthirsty, as if killing was the only thing on his mind. It was a dangerous mindset to have, especially on a mission where they needed to be cautious and strategic.

Ging knew that they were likely to encounter stronger nen users during the mission and that they would need to be careful. He couldn't afford to have Axel act recklessly and endanger the rest of the team.

"He did not hesitate to kill the guard woman."

"From his movements, it is not hard to see that he is accustomed to killing others."

Ging thought.

As he continued to observe Axel's demeanor, Ging couldn't help but wonder what had led him to this point. Was it his past experiences that made him this way? Or was it just a natural inclination toward violence?

Ging made a mental note to keep a close eye on Axel during the mission to make sure he didn't get too carried away. He knew that Axel was a valuable asset to the team, but his bloodlust could also be a liability.

As he turned his attention back to the castle, Ging resolved to keep his team safe and make sure they succeeded in their mission, no matter what.

Axel stared at the death guard lying on the ground in front of him. He knew that he had made a mistake. He should have just knocked her out, but instead, he killed her. Axel was not someone who had any qualms about killing, but he knew that in the eyes of others, it was not a good look.

He had been too impulsive and eager to get the job done. Ging had warned him that they were likely to encounter nen users and that they needed to be careful. But in the heat of the moment, Axel had let his instincts take over, and now he was regretting it.

"Ging does not like this at all."

He sighed and ran a hand through his hair, trying to clear his mind. He needed to focus on the task at hand. They were there to steal the Blood Dagger from the Kakin Second Family, and they could not afford any more slip-ups.

Axel looked around to make sure no one had seen what he had done. The castle was still quiet, and there was no sign of any guards coming to investigate the place they were in. He knew that they needed to move quickly before anyone realized they were there.

Ging signaled to Axel, and Axel could sense that he was sizing him up. He knew that Ging had made a note in his mind about his bloodlust, and Axel felt a twinge of shame. He had always prided himself on being a professional, but this mission was getting to him.

"We need to keep moving," Ging said, breaking the silence. "We can't afford to waste any more time."

Axel nodded, grateful for the distraction. He knew that he needed to put his mistake behind him and focus on the mission. They made their way deeper into the castle, their eyes scanning for any traps or guards.

Axel was determined to make up for his mistake, and he knew that he needed to be more careful from now on. He was a killer, but he was also a professional, and he couldn't let his bloodlust get in the way of completing the mission.