Before finalizing the containment strategy for the dark magic creatures, Wizet had planned to discuss it further with Luna, working through a few details so they could better align their ideas.
But Luna's simple remark, "It sounds like flying a kite or fishing," easily helped Wizet grasp the meaning behind it, bringing their thinking into alignment in the most efficient way possible.
Wizet's approach to designing the Ritual Magic Array was to use something akin to "attraction" to draw the parasitic dark magic creatures out of their hosts.
Luna's remark first highlighted that central idea, showing that she fully understood Wizet's reasoning.
Beyond that, her comparison to "flying a kite" neatly connected all the discoveries Wizet had made while observing and studying Bloody Mary.
The parasitic dark magic creatures were like "kites."
The Bloody Mary released by the Isaiah Society was like a "reel" that could retrieve and devour the dark magic creatures-it shared the same origin as the creatures parasitizing their hosts, which was the key to retrieving and devouring them.
The Ritual Magic Array Wizet had designed was like the "wind" that controlled the kites. It could send the "kites"-the dark magic creatures-aloft, separating them from their hosts while also restraining them.
When the Isaiah Society deliberately kept Bloody Mary hidden, the parasitic dark magic creatures were like kites with severed strings. They appeared to have no owner, but an invisible reel was still secretly pulling them.
Once the Isaiah Society released "Bloody Mary"-the reel-no matter how the Ritual Magic Array-the wind-restrained the dark magic creatures-the kites-they would still be retrieved and devoured by "Bloody Mary"-the reel.
That was precisely why, when Bloody Mary appeared in the Paris Region, all the active Ritual Magic Arrays stalled at once, unable to continue extracting the dark magic creatures.
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