The radio's whispers still rang in Ke Meng's ears. The more he listened, the clearer his mind became.
+0.1, +0.1, +0.1.
The radio was like an ATM. Ke Meng kept making withdrawals from it, increasing his Resistance.
After he listened twenty times, the radio's whispering ability weakened.
Ke Meng rested his hand on the radio. With this connection, using Synesthesia became much easier.
He tilted his ear slightly, building a vague impression in his mind through the sound to determine what the other being looked like.
Before the impression in his mind could become clear, while it was still a cloud of murky gray mist, Ke Meng's spiritual intuition issued a powerful warning.
The power of Resistance within his body also surged, poised to act as though facing a formidable enemy.
Ke Meng had a thought: if he continued using Synesthesia, something very bad might happen.
With his reason still intact, Ke Meng broke off his attempt at Synesthesia and stopped in time.
"This Hidden Being is even stronger than I imagined." Ke Meng touched the radio, finally finding a goal to work toward.
One day, his Resistance would be strong enough that he no longer had to fear the Hidden Being behind the radio. Then he could openly use Synesthesia to locate them.
If they were on Blue Star, he would strike at them physically.
Ke Meng switched off the radio's playback and placed it in the Holy Light Pool, leaving the other personnel to continue testing it.
After leaving the Holy Light Room, Ke Meng wrote a paper report documenting his use of Synesthesia on the radio.
The higher-ups took it extremely seriously. They now knew that the radio was the item behind the Bat Incident, and that its evil whispers were very likely connected to