Since the meat had returned to normal, it was only natural to completely dismantle the fish.
But Mo Qiong didn't believe that the trait had simply been erased.
Anomaly Traits weren't so easy to make disappear. Traits that could be terminated were exceedingly rare, and those that could be terminated had long since been erased by the Society.
So Mo Qiong found it difficult to believe that the Contained Object before him could be erased just by smashing it apart.
If it could really be erased that easily, would the Society still use it for training exercises?
When it had first been contained, they would have smashed it apart long ago. How could it have been kept until today?
"Captain, be careful. Do you really believe an Anomaly Trait can be erased?" Mo Qiong warned him over the radio.
Chris smiled. "I don't believe in erasure, of course. But suppressing a Contained Object is very common."
"After all, not every Contained Object is impervious to harm. They can be battered, shattered, or even annihilated. So why do people always say Contained Objects are difficult to destroy? Because even if they're smashed apart, their Anomaly Traits may still remain. And even if they're annihilated, they may suddenly reappear intact."
"However, if smashing it apart pauses or temporarily weakens its effect, then attacking it becomes a means of suppression... Mo Qiong, there are too many Contained Objects that have been suppressed until today through continuous attacks."
"I don't think the Forced Sneeze domain has been erased. Perhaps these threads will suddenly reassemble at some point and become that giant catfish again. But at least for now, the Forced Sneeze domain has disappeared, which means we've found a way to suppress it. We just need to keep preventing it from recovering—or, once it