"Hmm, first, let's leave [Claw Strike] out for now. Boosting her combat strength in monster form wouldn't mean much."
If Maeve could regain her human form, there would be little need to consider her monster form. If she couldn't... then she could basically only hide, with few chances to fight.
"As for [Song of Flesh]..."
Elliot frowned.
Why did this look so much like a trait of [it]?
[It] had also been crazed with the desire to devour its own kind.
Could it be... that Maeve had also acquired some of [its] traits and could grow stronger by devouring others?
This option wasn't very good either. Where would they find so much flesh for Maeve to devour?
And it had to be flesh imbued with spirituality. Wouldn't that have to come from Supernatural people?
The flesh of Supernatural people wasn't easy to find... uh.
Elliot suddenly caught sight of [Believer Elsa Ramsey's Corpse] on the table.
Their canteen actually did seem capable of producing a steady supply of Supernatural people's corpses...
"Forget it, forget it. That's way too creepy."
Elliot sighed and selected [Crescent Moon Prayer].
Although he didn't understand what a "worm" was, at least it seemed better than the other two options.
Perhaps it was some kind of worm she could control?
He placed the [Believer Maeve Strauss] Card into [Crescent Moon Prayer]. The silver card slot flipped downward, and then a silver metal plate rose up, solidifying into a talent.
At this point, the advancement was over, and the other two options would sink beneath the tabletop and leave the Supernatural interface.
That was how it should have gone.
But with a hum from the Difference Engine, the [Believer Maeve Strauss] Card popped back out.
Meanwhile, the remaining [Song of Flesh] and [Claw Strike] on the table