Lines of golden text appeared, revealing the plan the fel entity was preparing to carry out.
text [That cautious and cunning big eyeball is looking for an opportunity to swoop in and pick up the scraps. It may choose to break through the Blackwater Dead Zone after waiting another 8 minutes and 27 seconds. That is definitely not good news for you. But don't expect this guy to face off head-on against those fools who are brawling in the field. Its knack for lying low is beyond your imagination. Perhaps you could choose to deal with this guy personally after 7 minutes and 30 seconds. The battle in the field will still need some time before a victor is decided. A friendly reminder: if you can kill these fel entities during the Defense Challenge, you will receive some additional benefits, including challenge score evaluation, increased rewards, and a few interesting little trinkets—among the rare few trinkets you can take out of the Defense Challenge. Go, Little Zong! Take down this big meatball and let it know who the true king of fleece-picking is!]
The Strategy Module's remarks this time were rather cheeky, seemingly all but urging him to deal with the fel entity.
The style of the Strategy Module's remarks often changed according to the environment and the situation.
When the situation was unfavorable or especially urgent, the remarks it gave would be more concise and straightforward. When things were stable, its remarks would become much more playful.
Judging from the way it called him "Little Zong," the Strategy Module clearly possessed its own "consciousness" and "personality." At the same time, however, it retained the traits of a program: efficiency and pragmatism. When necessary, it would never waste a single extra word. Only when the situation was relatively clear