Because of Angel's reminder, Gray Porcelain temporarily gave up the idea of finishing it off. He merely held his ground within the magic energy array and waited silently for the next chance to fight.
Angel took this opportunity to connect to the illusion-mist cloud clusters in midair, hoping to see whether the cloud clusters' perspective had recorded any crucial information.
After searching for a while, Angel really did find two clues.
First, Nereid's attacks had blind spots.
Angel's earlier observation had been correct. Whenever Nereid unleashed Hurricane Toss, it instinctively avoided the area immediately around itself.
In other words, as long as they stayed close to Nereid when it cast the skill, they could avoid the effects of Hurricane Toss.
Besides that, Angel noticed another clue.
The moment Nereid crashed to the ground and the wind element leaking from its body touched the floor tiles, the edges of dozens of square tiles nearby faintly glimmered with azure light.
If Angel had not used Cloud-Cluster Monitoring, this would truly have been difficult to notice.
Only the edges of the square floor tiles glowed azure, and the light was very faint. Its color had blended into the hurricane's original hue.
However.
For now, Angel had only discovered this phenomenon through Cloud-Cluster Monitoring. He still did not know its exact principle or effect.
Yet this anomaly was directly connected to the square tiles, which made Angel think of the clue provided by Lairen's team.
Perhaps this strange phenomenon was related to defeating Nereid?
Angel told Rabbit Girl and Gray Porcelain about the two clues he had noticed.
"The existence of attack blind spots gives us more options for evasion. Sometimes, we can even take the initiative to hide in the blind spot and conserve elemental power."
"As for those glowing square tiles,