Anjing Zhen did indeed know something about "triggers." The concept sounded somewhat mystical, but in reality, it was similar to the commonly discussed "comfort zone."
Take studying or working, for example. Many people could only truly focus when they were in a classroom, an office, or even seated in a familiar specific spot.
Conversely, once they found themselves in other environments, such as a bedroom or a public place, their condition would immediately plummet.
An even more common phenomenon was being unable to sleep in an unfamiliar bed. Many people saw their sleep quality greatly diminish as soon as they left their own beds, while severe cases could not fall asleep at all.
Similarly, a Zone was essentially a state of extreme concentration.
In that state, whether Horse Girl or human, one's senses could be pushed to their limits. The allocation of every bit of stamina and the fine adjustment of every movement would surpass what they could normally achieve.
Since it was a state, then theoretically, all the personal and environmental factors involved in triggering it could be identified.
As long as those factors were replicated as closely as possible, there was a good chance one could gain conscious control over the Zone.
Previously, this had been precisely Anjing Zhen's line of thought when arranging Training Camp tasks and race strategies for Kitasan Black. He had also gained a certain degree of understanding of what happened when she entered the Zone.
However, many key pieces of data were still too uncertain, preventing him from refining more of the necessary conditions.
"Zone triggers—I do know about that. And regarding Little Kita's situation—I think I've already grasped quite a lot."
As he thought, Anjing Zhen did not hide anything. After briefly explaining the data he had collected and the various circumstances