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She was just the receptionist but somehow made it her problem to stop Jimmy from giving those elderly folk legal representation, just to be a karen.

I believe Bisky gives us the best answer. She hits Gon with a slow punch that's packed with aura, but then she comments that if you add the speed and power of a regular punch, it becomes "many times" stronger. That implies that physical strength and aura have some kind of a multiplicative relationship. It's more than just strength + aura.

Also when she transforms, her aura doesn't change very much, as Killua commented when he saw adult Gon and realized the difference between him and Bisky. So it's likely that whatever power difference there is between Bisky in her kid form and adult form, it's mostly the benefits of muscle and the power boost that adds to nen attacks.

The Dawnwell's name is on the nose indicating the end of "midnight" and the start of a new dawn. Except it was done too early. The story could've sat on the Darkwell for a while and let it create its own problems. Maybe its presence is making the lightbloom problem worse, since the Light considers it an enemy. Maybe there are Blood Elves who want to reignite the Sunwell at its full power and reject any suggestion otherwise.

Also if it's revealed that the Darkwell is a portal for Xalatath to reach the world soul, then that could be what finally gets all the Blood Elves to compromise on the Dawnwell, because it would be something that absolutely must be sealed. It's a literal and symbolic closure. Granted it would still be pretty on the nose, but still better saved for the end.

It takes some next level concentration to repeat everything Skyler's reading out for him in real time, without stuttering, and making it look smooth in the conversation.

Assuming that Netero humored his request to sit down and talk, what would Meruem want to say? The dialogue suggests that his rule would benefit humanity. Did he think he could arrive at an agreement with Netero, or was he just trying to get Netero to bargain for his life?

I just like seeing the beam coming down from the Devouring Host. It's such a cool aesthetic that is unfortunately short lived because the entire campaign is out now, so I'm living like it's the first month of Midnight on my alts.

And bring back those eldritch tentacled horror void themes, as opposed to the clean blue space void we're getting from Xalatath.

Given that Killua's not flipping out, he's estimating that Gon in that state actually has a realistic shot and he's not just walking into a near-certain massacre.