Time was running out. Qin Siyang had no way to scrutinize whether his theory was right or wrong.
He could only trust his instincts and assume it was.
Still, he was wearing armor. The shadow cast outside was the armor's, not his own. Yet even under those circumstances, Han Lingye could control his body through that shadow.
Qin Siyang could only make a simple assumption: once Han Lingye's Mental Attack Skill struck a shadow, both the object casting it and every living being in contact with that object would be controlled.
It was a kind of "guilt by association" skill.
Having roughly worked out how Han Lingye attacked, his next step was to devise a plan around it.
But besides his Mental Attack, Han Lingye's Invisibility skill was also exceptionally powerful.
What made Qin Siyang especially wary was discovering that the instant Han Lingye turned invisible, he could no longer hit him.
With two layers of [Origin Violence] active, his speed far surpassed Han Lingye's. There was no way he could miss. That left only two possibilities:
First, Han Lingye's skill let him teleport some distance away at the same time as turning invisible.
Second, Han Lingye's skill made his physical form vanish completely along with turning invisible, leaving him impossible to hit.
Qin Siyang quickly ruled out the first possibility.
After controlling him, Han Lingye had taunted him by saying, "You even know a cheap trick like Instant Teleportation." There had been a note of surprise in his voice.
If he possessed an Instant Teleportation skill himself, he probably would not have said that.
So his physical form must have vanished along with him when he turned invisible.
That was the most troublesome possibility.
Unless Han Lingye willingly reappeared and deactivated his skill, Qin Siyang could not attack him.