Mo Qiong could not help feeling touched when he saw Master Gou clutching his hand and shouting for him to shoot.
Even though Mo Qiong had already proven himself, the higher-ups would still impose certain restrictions during the Blue White Society's subsequent observation period.
The most basic restriction was definitely one of them: he could not shoot people.
It was just like the Smoker effect back then. He could not inhale people.
What did a restriction mean? It meant that regardless of whether doing something would have negative consequences, it could not be done.
Not using it on people was the most basic restriction the Blue White Society placed on "dangerous objects."
It was like having to wear a safety helmet when entering a substation. Whether it was useful or not, that was beside the point.
On the other hand, Special Cadres and Path Clarifiers could use their abilities on people, because they did not need such restrictions. The Blue White Society knew that they understood the boundaries.
They had been approved to use such abilities. Their beliefs and qualities were themselves restraints on this characteristic.
Thus, there was no need to indiscriminately prohibit the use of an ability in a certain situation. Members could make more flexible judgments themselves.
That was the difference between members and dangerous objects.
At this moment, Master Gou was correcting a concept for everyone, and for Mo Qiong himself: Mo Qiong was not a dangerous object.
Mo Qiong had shot people more than once or twice. Everyone knew perfectly well whether it was dangerous, so there was no need for all that empty formalism.
Master Gou directly helped Mo Qiong carry out several experiments here. Later, they could be written into Luo Yan's report for the higher-ups to use as a reference.
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