The reason that "shadow" was described as blurry was because it truly could not be called clear. Like mist blown by a great wind, it gathered at one moment, then froze just as it was about to disperse...
Judging from the delicate movements in Cat's Eye's image, perhaps her thoughts had drifted for a moment, stirring up some memory. Or perhaps she had merely been distracted for an instant.
At the same time, some people were considering elements identical or similar to hers. Yet these elements had no standard template and could hardly fit together seamlessly. Some even contradicted and clashed with one another, resulting in the shadow's blurred distortion.
But no matter how it was analyzed or explained, Li Taisheng recognized at first glance who it was.
Ronan.
The moment that thought became clear in his mind, Li Taisheng shuddered instinctively.
Memories of facing off against that man at the end of last year surged back uncontrollably. Situations that had not seemed like much at the time now stabbed at his eyes no matter how he looked back on them.
His fingers, which had already been flexing and curling, instinctively spread apart after stiffening.
While Li Taisheng struggled both mentally and physically, the blurry shadow actually became clearer and clearer after several cycles of "animated frames."
Li Taisheng made a second judgment instinctively:
It really was Ronan.
That was perfectly normal. To some extent, it was the result Li Taisheng had deliberately guided into being.
Otherwise, when he entered the Military Vehicle Encampment, had he really gone over to greet Cat's Eye for no reason at all? And specifically brought up Ronan?
Even if he had not said the full name, that had still been a risk, all right?
Since he had mentioned it, it was only natural for