Three-Way Struggle: Part 6 (三つ巴の攻防 (6), Mitsu Domoe no Kōbō (6)) is the 175th chapter of the Hunter × Hunter manga, written and illustrated by Yoshihiro Togashi.
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The Bombers choose their targets. Genthru decides to take on Gon while Sub and Bara plan to fight Killua and Biscuit respectively. Once they decide their plan of action, they use "Accompany" to reach the trio. When the group sees the Bombers, they immediately take a defensive position and Killua asks them what they wanted. Genthru replies that they only wanted to make a deal, to which Killua states in a cautious manner that they couldn't trust him.
Although it looked like the trio was scared, it was just an act to put the Bombers off-guard. And it was working. Genthru lies that his deal was reasonable and that even Tsezguerra agreed to it. He wanted to take their Restricted-slot cards, complete the game, and then share the rewards between them. But when Killua states that they couldn't buy his story, he reverts to his own self and threatens that he would kill them if they didn't give him their cards.
The group is quick to act and they use "Accompany" to escape to Soufrabi. The Bombers follow. When Gon's group is out of "Accompanies", they switch to "Return" and travel to Masadora. The Bombers follow, but when they reach Masadora, they couldn't find them. They look for them in the card shop and near the entrance to the game. But when they couldn't find them, they use another "Accompany" to reach the group.
This time, they land right in front of the group, which was hiding in the bushes, observing their every move. The trio makes a run-for-it and the Bombers follow, having used up their "Accompanies". After a while, Gon's group stops, leading Genthru to think that they had decided to give up the cards. Gon shouts that they would never give their cards to them and Biscuit and Killua split up, running in different directions. As expected they are followed by each of the Bombers, who were ready to take them on one-on-one. Gon mentally wishes them luck when Genthru comes at him, stating that he was his opponent.
Characters in Order of Appearance
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