Following the solution Behemoth had provided, the Golden Silk Stomach Pouch's opening could indeed be relocated. It would not cause any visible negative effects either. Overall, it was a fairly successful solution.
Its only flaw was... expense.
The consumable materials needed to create the biological conduit required Abyss Stinging Jellyfish tentacles as the primary material.
Abyss Stinging Jellyfish were themselves nearly extinct, and every material from their bodies was exceedingly expensive. Measured in magic crystals, not a single one cost less than six figures.
In other words, this primary consumable material alone was more expensive than the Golden Silk Stomach Pouch itself.
The solution was highly successful, but if someone could afford the primary material, why would they bother using a Golden Silk Stomach Pouch?
Even if Angel refined a spatial item himself, its consumable materials might not cost as much as Abyss Stinging Jellyfish tentacles. With that spare cash, wouldn't it be better to simply buy a superior spatial item?
Though this flaw was significant, Angel had not restricted the factor of "price" when he posed the question to Behemoth, so Behemoth's solution still counted as a pass.
Moreover, through this solution, Behemoth had displayed an impressively profound foundation of knowledge: biological modification, material refinement, rejection formulas, spatial structures...
These alone showed that Behemoth had put tremendous effort into invention research.
Though it was impossible to determine whether Behemoth was stronger than Pifeifei, in Angel's view, the breadth of its knowledge surpassed that of the vast majority of wizard apprentices.
And after Angel finished reviewing Behemoth's second solution, his opinion changed again.
In terms of research ability and inventive inspiration, Behemoth was not merely stronger than wizard apprentices—it could even catch up to quite a few formal wizards.
Because its second solution was nearly perfect.
It was even better