Lu Ji had not been insulting anyone when she said the enemy was blind.
She was merely stating an objective fact.
When a Martial Gall Warrior transformed into their Martial Gall Totem, every aspect of their physical condition was affected by the totem's species. A typical example was Gongxi Chou. Though he was human, he still had to endure the side effect of his Martial Gall Totem shedding its skin at least twice a year. He would be temporarily blind for six or seven days, during which he was at his weakest. His body temperature would drop below normal, and he became especially lethargic whenever winter arrived.
All of that was caused by the Martial Gall Totem.
The stronger a Martial Gall Warrior was and the better they fused with their Martial Gall Totem, the deeper these effects became. Gongxi Chou was like this, and so was the enemy general who had charged straight for the central army's Mourning Hall. His Martial Gall Totem was a Green Swallow among the falcons—in other words, a peregrine falcon. The Green Swallow was not only a famed king of speed but also possessed extraordinary eyesight. Ordinary Green Swallows in nature could easily catch the movements of sparrows more than a hundred zhang away. On a Martial Gall Totem, both traits were greatly enhanced. Anyone with a peregrine falcon Martial Gall Totem was born to become a scout and vanguard.
They were also first-rate at diving attacks.
Under heaven, no martial art could withstand speed.
Every advantage had its drawback; enjoying the benefits meant enduring the flaws as well.
The Green Swallow had poor night vision, so warriors with that Martial Gall Totem were not good at night battles, much less night raids. Even if they used their hearing to make up for the