Satoru Gojos son Killua? Killua adventure

who are you?

Killua and Alluka have now arrived in Tokyo. Alluka found it really beautiful here and wandered around in awe, while Killua found it difficult to constantly keep an eye on Alluka at the moment, still traumatized by the dream he had.

"Brother, brother, look, there's a sushi restaurant! Can we go there, please?" she asked.

"Okay, why not," Killua replied, still groggy.

Killua looked around a bit. "Wow, the city looks really cool," he thought, observing the people there. However, amidst the crowd, he spotted a creature or monster of some sort. He approached a bit closer.

"Brother, where are you going?" Alluka asked, but Killua ignored her. He moved closer and closer, but then bumped into a man.

"Hey, kid, watch where you're going," the man said, then walked away. Killua looked back ahead, but the monster was gone.

"Am I hallucinating already?" Killua wondered.

"Brother, look, I found a sushi restaurant," Alluka said, pointing to it. They went inside and sat down, ordering sushi. While Killua was still thinking about the dream, he stopped as he needed to focus on which hotel they should choose. Eventually, he found one.

"Do you know how to eat with chopsticks, Brother?" Alluka asked.

"Yeah, come on, I'll show you," Killua replied. He demonstrated to Alluka how to use chopsticks and how to move them. She managed to get the hang of it quickly, and they continued eating.

Killua glanced out the window and saw another monster, wobbly and slimy-looking. Oddly, none of the people in the restaurant seemed to notice.

"Alluka, do you see that?" Killua asked, pointing out the window.

"See what, Brother? You're just imagining things again," she said, taking another piece of sushi.

"But how can nobody else notice it?" Killua thought. "This is really strange," he said aloud.

"It's all in your head. Remember when you thought you saw Gon in the bushes, but it was just a bush with the same shape and hair color as Gon's? Hahaha, that was really funny," Alluka said, laughing.

"What happened here?" Alluka asked.

"Check this out, there's a video of how the building got wrecked," a man said, showing his phone to the crowd. "Take a look," he said.

Killua looked at the phone and saw the same two creatures he had seen in the city, attacking the hotel. But there were several more creatures in the video that Killua hadn't seen before.

"This is really weird; it looks like the hotel is being destroyed on its own," Alluka remarked.

"Yeah, or maybe it's just falling apart because it's old," the man said.

"That can't be right; the hotel was just built three months ago," another man said. Killua didn't understand what they were talking about; it was clear that the strange creatures were destroying the hotel. He felt like he was really hallucinating.

"Come on, Alluka, let's go," he said, holding Alluka's hand. But then he bumped into a much larger man. The man turned around and looked at the two of them.

"Sorry," Killua said, trying to walk past, but the man stopped him.

"Wait a minute, kid, what's your name if I may ask?" the man inquired.

"Why do you want to know?" Killua asked cheekily. "My brother's name is Killua," Alluka said, smiling. "Alluka, you weren't supposed to tell him," Killua said loudly to her.

"Sorry," Alluka said, still smiling.

"Wait, Killua, like Killua Zoldyck?" the man asked.

"Yeah, but how did you—" Killua couldn't finish his sentence as the man embraced him.

"Killua, there you are! I haven't seen you in years. Oh man, how I've missed you. Come to Papa," the man said cheerfully.

"What the heck? Who the hell are you? I don't even know you," Killua said angrily.

"Oh, right, you wouldn't know. I'm your father," the man said. "My name is Satoru Gojo. You can call me Gojo, or Papa," he added, smiling at Killua.

"Wait a second, this must be some kind of misunderstanding. I'm not your son or anything. My last name is Zoldyck, and yours is Gojo, so you can't possibly be my father," Killua argued.

"Oh, you've got it all wrong, but I don't blame you. You were very young, like 2 or 3 years old. Listen, let me explain it to you calmly," Gojo said.