One-Eyed Monster

Kadi’s query is quite peculiar, since few people usually think in this direction.

This could be because Kadi and his team have a rather obvious advantage now, causing their thoughts to wander.

Normally, who would think about such nonsensical questions in the middle of a battle?

These things are hardly ever the focus of attention. Most people are fully absorbed in the fight, unlike Kadi and Igor, who seem distracted. If Kadi and Igor did not have the upper hand, they likely wouldn’t be sidetracked by contemplating whether the opponents talk too much or too little.

But now, Igor and Kadi are indeed discussing the verbosity of their enemies.

If the opponent talks too much, they find them verbose; if too little, they find them strange. Being their opponent is truly unpleasant, at least one must meet their linguistic criteria.

The Soul Devourers wouldn’t understand this rationale; they just feel unprecedented pressure.

This pressure carries the risk of bringing them to ruin.

Having played the adversary role for so long, these Soul Devourers have gained a lot of insights from their confrontations.

The biggest lesson they’ve learned is that one must not talk too much in battle.

Too much talk can ruin things — truly, this is a lesson learned from multiple experiences.

Among them are many outstanding ones with great skills and top-notch battle prowess, yet they’ve been defeated by obscure individuals. A major factor is that these skilled individuals simply talk too much during combat.

The greatest danger of being verbose is that one can lose focus, become so engrossed in talking that one forgets about surrounding dangers, allowing the opponent to regroup and find a counterattack method.

Many times, the standouts among them have failed this way. Though it seems impossible, facts show that talkative people have a higher chance of failure.

Therefore, this time, the Soul Devourers must learn from their mistakes and prevent those verbose individuals from foiling their plans again.

This decision is executed flawlessly; the Soul Devourers demonstrate what execution means by not uttering a single word, despite harboring a lot of pent-up frustration and unwillingness.

These Soul Devourers are certainly desperate.

Their orders are clear: they must obtain the Craftsman Spirit’s Spirit Core!

But now, facing these two young men, truly poses a challenge!

They never anticipated exposing their unknowns this way — it’s completely unfathomable.

However, since they’ve been exposed, there are no advantages left — they’re essentially in a disadvantageous position now!

The power of these two boys is unusual; they seem to understand their attack rhythm, making them very uncomfortable.

Once the attack pattern is discerned, it’s like one’s actions are fully exposed to others, with no advantages at all.

These two young men give them a strange feeling; now, they gradually sense despair...

Yes, despair — something they wouldn’t have imagined — why are these two boys so familiar with the use of Energy.

They originally thought nobody could grasp their attack methods, but it’s a shame these two boys have directly mastered them, leaving them somewhat bewildered.

These things are hard to comprehend, but these two boys, as outsiders, have mastered this method — how could it not shock them!

Nevertheless, the Soul Devourers have not lost all hope.

Though they feel disadvantaged all around, they believe there’s still something to expect — they have faltered in this respect many times before!

They think, at this moment, these two boys should also falter in this respect!

Otherwise, it wouldn’t make sense!

Because these two boys really talk a lot...

According to their summary of numerous battles, the talkative side should head towards failure.

These two boys are destined to be the losing side.

This is what the Soul Devourers are looking forward to.

Although there’s some uncertainty, it’s a lesson learned from their experiences; in some ways, this should be a certainty.

Thus, they now observe carefully as usual, hoping to find flaws and take down the opponents in one sweep.

But no matter how attentive they are, they can’t find any flaws in those two boys!

The boys’ attack is ferocious, with a swift rhythm, relentless, launching Spirit Bombardments time and again, exhausting them.

Why are things like this!

They can’t understand...

This is indeed confusing, why isn’t this aligning with their conclusions, weren’t verbose people supposed to have flaws everywhere...

Igor and Kadi are conversing incessantly, unlike the Soul Devourers. The Soul Devourers’ verbose nature comes from their disdain for everything, feeling everything would be under their power, they are the rulers...

Most villains falter in this respect, feeling their reasoning would convince the opponent, making them yield. These villains always strive for total conquest of their opponent to feel satisfied.

This is a manifestation of greed, and it’s this greed that leads them to failure.

One must not be overly greedy — this is the true lesson.

Yet these Soul Devourers only grasp the surface, failing to summarize the real essence, only summarizing superficial aspects.

Thus, they can only tirelessly respond, waiting to be defeated by Igor and his team.

Once their Energy usage is exposed, their advantage lies in invisibility, but that’s been broken now, leaving them powerless to resist.

Originally, they hoped to find flaws in the opponent...but the opponent continually proves to be different.

Igor and Kadi’s exchange is always swift, discussing anomalies; now, they feel these Soul Devourers are a bit different, but it’s just a difference in manifestation.

Igor’s Spirit Web has been formed, and he decides to trap these Soul Devourers at this crucial moment.

Previously, they just needed to fight hard, but this time, things aren’t easy.

Because the opponent used to exhaustively tell everything during battles, but this time, these Soul Devourers have kept silent all along...