Crystal Sugar Mine in the Yellow Sands

Clear, yet the spell vision that could only see the vitality within living organisms transmitted the information it saw to Jiang Han's brain, where the process converted it into an acceptable image and sent it down her spine, separating out cerebrospinal fluid to receive it before uploading it back into her nervous system.

A vision composed of black and white! The vitality of life manifested as a solitary fiery red.

By its size and degree of vitality, Jiang Han could basically determine that the creature that had just triggered her sensory web was a sand hare. But she was not discouraged in the slightest; she was even a little pleased.

They took the bait... my dear kin... They were always so arrogant and conceited, cunning and sinister with a touch of formulaic predictability... She pretended not to notice and continued directing the imps toward the mine.

It was a living creature with vitality attributes, specially used to crack witches' rudimentary sensory webs.

Though sensory-type witches were relatively rare, basically any witch with more than ten thousand mana would possess a rudimentary, or crude, sensory web. Thus, using "bait rounds" could effectively confirm the sensory range of this type of witch, as well as whether she was focused on sensing.

Witches were both open and conservative, pursuing novelty while remaining old-fashioned. As a species full of contradictions, this could also be seen in their strategy.

Use bait rounds to test the "sensory web."

Then track them.

Lure the enemy into a trap.

Launch an all-out assault.

Once this whole process had brought them a taste of success, they would keep using it. Put simply, when playing games like LOL or DOTA, if one lineup could win them a crushing victory, they would keep playing it.

Like, "If you let three Galios