Before finalizing the containment measures for the Dark Magic Creature Container, Vizet had originally planned to discuss things with Luna again and sort through some details, so they could align their thoughts more easily.
But Luna's line—"It sounds like flying a kite or fishing"—very easily made Vizet understand the meaning behind it, completing their exchange of ideas in the most efficient way.
Vizet's approach to designing the Ritual Magic Array was to use a method similar to "attraction" to strip away the parasitic dark magic creatures.
What Luna had said first pointed out this core idea, proving that she completely understood Vizet's thinking.
Not only that, the description of "flying a kite" also cleverly linked together all the discoveries Vizet had made while observing and studying "Bloody Mary."
Those dark magic creatures in a parasitic state were like "kites."
The "Bloody Mary" released by the Isaiah Society was like a "spool" that could reel in and devour dark magic creatures—it shared the same origin as the dark magic creatures parasitizing the hosts, which was the key to reeling them in and devouring them.
The Ritual Magic Array designed by Vizet was like the "wind" that controlled the kite. It could make the "kite (dark magic creature)" rise into the air—that was, separate from the host—and also serve as a restraint.
When the Isaiah Society's people deliberately hid "Bloody Mary," the parasitic dark magic creatures were like kites with severed strings. They seemed masterless, but in truth, they were still being secretly pulled by an invisible spool.
Once the Isaiah Society released "Bloody Mary (spool)," no matter how the Ritual Magic Array (wind) restricted the dark magic creature (kite), it would still be reeled in and devoured by "Bloody Mary (spool)."
This was precisely why, when "Bloody Mary" appeared in