Although he had already switched to his Nightmare Spirit form, Anvis did not immediately attack the large group of Nightmare Spirits.
He was observing them, studying their behavioral patterns.
Nightmare Spirits roughly fell into two categories. One consisted of Trial-takers who had voluntarily chosen the path of Nightmare Spirits and transformed into them. The other consisted of entities formed from the gathered power of the dark side of the Inheritance Land.
What Anvis sought were precisely those aggregates of pure negative energy.
There were not actually many Professionals who truly followed the path of Nightmare Spirits. Among Nightmare Spirits, negative dream aggregates accounted for more than seventy percent.
These negative energy entities were easy to distinguish from Trial-takers. Their actions relied entirely on instinctive patterns, as though they had all been cast from the same mold.
They were also the best nourishment for newly transformed Nightmare Spirits in the early stages. Lacking intelligence and acting solely on instinct, they could be easily lured and captured by Professionals who had mastered complex spells.
Before long, Anvis had locked onto his targets.
Rather than attacking the large group of Nightmare Spirits directly, he cautiously picked out a few lone newborn Nightmare Spirits.
After switching into his Nightmare Spirit state, Anvis could clearly feel that the suppression imposed on him by the rules of the Inheritance Land had weakened somewhat.
If he had previously seemed like an ordinary level-ten Rabbit, then he was now at least level forty.
As he ambushed them from the shadows, those newborn Nightmare Spirits, only around levels twenty or thirty, dissipated one after another. Their power and Authority Fragments were completely absorbed by Anvis under the influence of the rules.
As these Dream Authority Fragments entered his body, the suppression on Anvis weakened further, allowing more of his