"Hm?"
Uluru raised his head warily and saw billowing black mist spreading across the ceiling.
He instantly realized this was his opponent's ability!
Storm clouds? Or black smoke?
Uluru immediately began assessing the nature of Dio's ability.
In battles between Nen users, the basic principle of Exhaustive Imagination was that victory was impossible without correctly identifying an unknown ability.
Seventh Circle-
As Uluru counted the turns, his mind began racing:
If those are storm clouds, the enemy's ability is weather-related. If it's black mist, it's used to conceal himself, manipulate mist, or something along those lines-
The next moment, a raindrop fell without warning.
It landed on the tip of Uluru's nose, its icy touch jolting him alert:
Rain! So they're storm clouds!
His ability must have something to do with the weather-
Either there's something wrong with the rainwater, or a rainy battlefield gives him an advantage.
In short, Uluru believed he had found an opening to see through his opponent's ability!
As Misty expanded vigorously like a storm cloud, desperately pouring raindrops toward the ground.
Almost in the blink of an eye, the sizable track-and-field arena was covered by a curtain of rain so dense that nothing could be seen through it.
The torrential downpour rampaged through the confined space, almost turning it into an underwater world!
Uluru immediately held his breath and focused on winding his spring, keeping the rainwater out of his mouth.
Is this the enemy's ability? Creating a super rainstorm to stop people from breathing?
With an ordinary Nen user's lung capacity, is an ability like this really meaningful? Anyone could casually hold their breath through an entire fight, couldn't they?
*Besides, this only works indoors. Outside, how much ground could rain created out of thin air cover? Couldn't someone just run out of