Amateur

Ronan had no need to answer meaningless questions. As for Wright, his gaze circled the cloak several times, while on the Mental Layer, Soul Power tried to seep through. But just as Ronan had been certain when he disguised himself, there really were few people in this world who could break through his "Cage" and glimpse what lay beneath.

Not even the notorious "Brain Demon" of the Wilderness could.

On the other hand, Ronan gave Wright a thorough once-over and had more or less figured out this man's capabilities.

According to the Association's customary standards of "Four-Dimensional Measurement," Wright's Soul Power was quite ordinary in the first two indicators: depth, intensity, sensitivity, and affinity.

Since Ronan had proposed the "Cage Theory," many had suggested changing depth to "freedom," meaning the level of someone who had only just touched the Abyss Zone. His intensity was also basically average, with no particularly substantial accumulation.

However, his sensitivity was exceptionally active and agile. Though it was not as free as the all-encompassing changes under Ronan's "Pure Observation" mode, within its corresponding "affinity range"—roughly the electromagnetic wave spectrum below several dozen hertz—it possessed abundant variations and shifts. This was precisely the range in which human brainwaves were active, and the mental activity of a considerable number of animals and Aberrant Species could also be included within it.

And judging from Yan Fen's specific case, just as Cat's Eye's intelligence had indicated, this wanted criminal was a master hypnotist with highly practiced techniques. If Ronan had not arrived in time, Yan Fen would already have been led into a state of extreme terror and despair, her mind collapsing... But that was all.

Ronan rated Wright's strength a "B-" in his mind. This man could accomplish many incredible things in the realms of manipulating human hearts