5, Gon

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The bright sun shone down on the passengers and the seagulls cawed above. It was the perfect sunny day.

As Y/n, Leorio, and Kurpika walked out, Gon was helping a crew member carry a cart of apples.

"There's a storm coming, Gon warned the captain. Y/n walked up to them.

"A storm? In this weather?" he questioned.

"Yeah, the air is warm and extra salty. It's also what the sea cranes are saying, see?"

Y/n looked up to see seas gulls circling the sky above.

Suddenly, Gon ricocheted from the floor onto the top of the sail.

"Yup, it's gonna be a big one, and it's headed right towards us, maybe in about three hours!" he yelled.

Both Y/n and the captain looked on with awe.

"Woah. You predicted a storm just like that?" he asked. Gon smiled in response, climbing down. "Could you teach me to do that?" he asked.

"Sure!" Gon replied. He took him by the hand and pulled him a little.

"Make sure you feel well settled into your surroundings, so you're not distracted."

"Okay..." Y/n stood comfortably next to Gon.

"Now, raise your head," he said, pointing up above.

Y/n peered into the ocean sky, his eyes glittering from the blue expanse.

"Now," Gon continued, "take a deep, deep breath and just smell."

Well that's not very descriptive, Y/n thought.

But he continued to hold onto Gon's little hand and breathed in the salty ocean air. At first, he only sensed absolutely nothing out of the ordinary. The hot sun began to sting at his face as he shifted uncomfortably.

"Try again," Gon reassured.

Y/n took a deep breath in and tried to calm down fully, which he was good at. Surely enough, he began to sense something different. Something, bitter, angry, and tormentous coming from the west.

"I got it!" Y/n said, pleased.

"Alright!" Gon replied, "now where is it coming from?"

"West" Y/n replied quickly.

"You got it, Y/n!" Gon said, smiling. "You're a natural!"

Y/n opened his eyes and chuckled. "You think so?"

Gon took y/n's hand in both of his and gave him a big cheesy grin. "Of course!"

He laughed.

"Well, to thank you, why don't I teach you something?"

Gon's smile shrunk a little. He shifted in his boots uncomfortably. "Sure."

He grabbed his wrists lightly.

"Put your hands up like this, lined against the horizon."

Gon's big eyes looked at their hands in curiosity.

"See the sun? Stack up your hands in between the horizon and the sun, and that's how many hours you have left of daylight. Each leftover finger is about fifteen minutes. With a storm, I doubt we'll see the sunset, though," Y/n said, checking out the horizon with a hand cupped on his brow.

"But I only have two hands," Gon said, and Y/n laughed.

"Just measure it, see-?"

"One, two, three, four hours of daylight remaining!" They said in unison.

"One, two, three, four hours of daylight remaining!" They said in unison

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Their laughs created a soft harmony against the ocean breeze. Kurapika smiled at them from afar, then closed his eyes and basked in the sun. Leorio continued to be invested in his magazine.

Did you know?

You can actually measure the time with your hands in real life like Y/n and Gon do in today's chapter!

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