The truth was out?
In the end, "errors" couldn't last forever. Had they exposed themselves by comparison?
It had only lasted a moment, but at first glance, it did look that way.
A Fei, whom he'd valued all along, paled beside the comparison Wisdom Creator had cobbled together by hand. Then he'd eaten dust in defeat, forced to turn into a shadow.
Just as Wisdom Creator had said, the error was being corrected... and would eventually be corrected completely, because A Fei couldn't hold out much longer.
But that was only at first glance. Never let someone else's way of thinking lead you astray.
Fu Qian said that if you were willing to use your head, things could be even worse than they looked. Had something really changed between the real and fake A Fei? Was it possible the problem lay with the observer?
Based on the conclusion he'd reached earlier, there were actually two possible explanations for the real A Fei suddenly turning invisible.
The simplest was that he himself was turning into a shadow. But if the observer was turning into a shadow, wouldn't the same thing happen?
In other words, something had gone wrong with the King of Prison Break, and he was becoming a shadow.
Why?
Fu Qian glanced into the distance.
There was a spot slightly lower than this one, a theoretical blind spot.
At first glance, it was empty. But if you looked closely at the outline of the shadow, you could see that someone was sitting there.
He was silently watching the battlefield, too, and even sitting in the same posture as Fu Qian.
Was it not content with handcrafting a little cricket to toss into the fighting pit? Was "Absolute Correct" correcting every single error in this place?
Not bad. That's