"The standard for judging quality lies not only in coverage density and effectiveness, but also in making up for shortcomings." Angel's gaze casually swept over the luminous mist surrounding Miying. He looked utterly unconcerned, yet he had other thoughts in mind.
If Miying and Huanyan truly were as he had inferred, he had to notify Lord Rhein as soon as possible so he could take precautions. At the same time, Angel himself needed a more comprehensive understanding of Miying.
Thus, although his words sounded like lofty commentary, they were practically meaningless. He was simply taking advantage of Blair's idol halo around "Shava"—or rather, an intelligence-reducing aura—to steer Blair with verbal tactics into revealing information about Miying.
If he could get Blair to voluntarily disclose Miying's weaknesses, then should the real Miying truly erupt, they would be able to mount targeted defenses and attacks.
Perhaps Shava's halo really was dazzling; Blair did not suspect Angel in the slightest. Following the verbal trap Angel had laid, he voluntarily brought up Miying's shortcomings.
"Lord Shava is right. Compensating for shortcomings is also extremely important. I will make sure to restrain Miying's mycelium and never let Lord Nuka's masterpiece leak out!" Angel's hints and approval had left Blair unusually excited.
After discerning the meaning behind Blair's emotions, Angel began to ponder.
Blair's meaning was very clear, with two core points. First, Miying's creator was the unknown Lord Nuka. Second, the greatest flaw of this pervasive green-glowing mist was Miying itself.
Setting everything else aside, why did Blair say that Miying itself was the flaw of the green-glowing mist?
As Angel was wondering, he suddenly noticed that the three emerald mushrooms that had previously hidden underground had somehow appeared beside the enormous Miying. The moment the three little fellows emerged from the ground, they began