"Bright light."
Damian spoke calmly, pulling a Robin dart from his belt and handing it to Su Ming.
Since the enemy had night vision, it could not have come from magic or technology. It had to be due to the special structure of its eyeballs. Against this kind of monstrous enemy, as long as it was not blind, a sudden burst of intense light would be highly effective.
Su Ming took it casually, but instead of throwing it, he removed two differently colored grenades from his chest.
"Good point, but to be safe, we should use loud noise as well. In case it uses hearing or ultrasound to determine our position. Most creatures have five senses. If you only target one of them, it's easy for them to counter you."
If they threw a Flashbang and the enemy shielded its eyes, then threw a Concussion Grenade to make up for it, they would waste at least a second. But if they could target two senses at once, the chances of being countered would be greatly reduced.
Damian was not short on money. Throwing one more grenade to increase the plan's success rate was more than worthwhile.
"I understand." Damian answered expressionlessly as he watched the monster on the ceiling.
"Grenades!" Su Ming warned them, pulled the pins, and lightly tossed both grenades into the air.
Everyone turned away and crouched. The blinding light and shockwave swept through the room in an instant. By the time Damian shook his head and came back to his senses, Su Ming had already appeared at the other end of the room, holding the monster's head and examining it carefully.
His ears were still ringing. In a cramped space, Concussion Grenades never distinguished friend from foe. They could only endure them with sheer physical toughness.