Vampire bats were still bats. Instinctively, they could not escape the characteristics of bats. Thus, all their habits were more or less the same as those of ordinary bats, with perhaps only some differences in diet.
Of course, the vampire bat before him was rather large, but large or not, it was still a bat—at most, it could be called a giant bat.
So what were bats' biological habits? Their greatest characteristic was probably their sonar positioning system. Their eyes were basically useless, and all their movements relied on sonar for positioning, including attacking enemies and avoiding obstacles while flying.
Chen Mo swept his Spiritual Sense over the bats and observed them closely. He found that they were much as he had guessed. Their eyes were little more than tiny dots, weakened to the point of being mere decorations. Moreover, while flying, the bats constantly turned their ears to better receive the returning echoes.
If Chen Mo did not reflect sound, or absorbed the sound waves, then these bats should have no way of detecting his figure.
Perhaps that was the method Rhine and the others had settled on—making themselves disappear so they could not be detected by sound waves.
Some Ability Users could absorb sound or reflect it elsewhere, allowing them to deceive the bats.
The fellow at the entrance who had been drained dry might have been turned into that because he had not reacted in time when he first arrived.
Now that he had thought of a solution, dealing with these bats in front of him would be easy.
Even killing them in return would not be difficult.
As he watched the bats flash past and occasionally attack him, Chen Mo felt like a tiger being bullied by dogs on the plains. Did they think he was