"The Other Side"—that was, the Red Wheel Six Demons—had taken notice of the Evil Poison environment because of the "Rule Difference."
Naturally, "taken notice" was in quotation marks. Ronan still assumed that the Red Wheel Six Demons possessed no clear self-awareness.
Yet this "attention" could also describe Evil Poison's "phototropism," that simple, bloodthirsty instinct capable of creating far too many irreparable disasters.
Ronan had known this before, but he had never paid it much attention.
People were like that. Without experiencing something firsthand—or even after experiencing it, if it never struck a sore spot—they would never truly understand it deeply.
Field Officer Gong Shenmang gave no direct response to Ronan's account and judgment. Instead, he asked, "Then what impact do you think it will have? I mean, will it have any obvious negative impact on the current Asteroid Peripheral Battlefield, on this battle?"
Ronan honestly shook his head. "I don't know."
Now, he understood more clearly than ever that unless one reached the level of a Great Monarch, it was impossible to form any clear understanding of the current battle situation.
"Then what possible negative impact do you think there might be? Excluding the people currently involved, including yourself."
Ronan opened his mouth to speak, but in the end, he still shook his head. "I'm not sure."
It was still the same problem. On his "Other Side" was not merely Karmic Poison Living Entities and Extraterritorial Species, but an existence on the level of the Red Wheel Six Demons. Yet they possessed no self-awareness humans could comprehend, no clear habits or preferences. That made even the most basic judgment impossible for Ronan.
From this perspective, even the series of questions raised by a Professional like Field Officer Bei Ou had merely been emotional reactions in the face of an unpredictable