What kind of Numerical Riddle could trap it?
Of course, Little Illusion would not come up with one herself. She had her followers think of it instead.
Before long, a series of number-related puzzles was submitted.
For example: There was a ten-digit number A. Arrange each of its digits from largest to smallest to form a ten-digit number B, then arrange them from smallest to largest to form a ten-digit number C.
Now, given A = B - C, determine whether A existed. If it did, write it out.
It could even be extended to twenty digits, thirty digits, and all the way to infinitely many digits.
"The puzzle is ready, but how can you make that 114 Digital Disaster Anomaly solve it? It's like a mouse trying to hang a bell around a cat's neck." Wenren Sheng smiled.
"Of course, that's for you to solve. I'm only responsible for providing the plan; you're the one who carries it out." Little Illusion said righteously.
"Didn't you say earlier that you'd bring Big Cat back?" Wenren Sheng said helplessly. He knew children's words were unreliable.
Even adults found it hard to keep every promise, let alone children. "Yes, once you trap that monster, I'll reach out and bring it back."
"Are you playing word games with me?"
"You started playing word games first."
"Pia!"
"Wuwu..."
After giving her a smack, Wenren Sheng felt refreshed. Then he tossed the Riddle Little Ball to Little Illusion. "Use this. I knew you'd lose interest after three minutes."
"Oh, right! How did I not think of that?" Little Illusion happily picked up the Riddle Little Ball. Of course, she knew how to use it.
As long as she entered a puzzle and drew out a boundary, it could trap whoever she wanted to trap.