Chapter 138 - Chapter 138: Chapter 138: Target (1/2)

Chapter 138: Chapter 138: Target

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Chapter 138: Objectives

Xiang Kun grabbed a rabbit from the kitchen, ready to test the psychological impact.

From Guo Tianxiang’s disordered memories, it was clear that he had undergone experiences where he influenced animals, making them visualize objects of fear.

Therefore, using a rabbit for this experiment shouldn’t be a problem.

Placing the rabbit on the dining table, Xiang Kun started by staring at it directly, trying to establish eye contact.

Xiang Kun knew that a rabbit’s eyes were quite different from a human’s, due to the different habits, their structures were different too.

The eyes of a rabbit are located on both sides and slightly above, with a visual range of nearly 360 degrees. They can clearly see both front and back, allowing them to stand guard against ill-intentioned creatures during their feeding time.

However, rabbits have a small blind spot directly in front of them at close range. They can only see flat influences rather than three-dimensional ones.

Moreover, the focusing muscle of a rabbit’s eyes is weak, hence their ability to focus on close objects is limited. However, they have a strong ability to focus on objects at a far distance making those objects appear clearer.

To prevent the charm from being wasted, Xiang Kun started by slowly approaching the rabbit from a distance, then gradually moved to the oblique front while maintaining a certain distance. He slightly bent down so that his eyes were nearly parallel to the rabbit’s, which facilitated a clearer view of his eyes and permitted eye contact.

Although he had seen Guo Tianxiang use this ability many times in his memories, and had even been the target of it, it only enabled him to know the result of the ability and not the process or method of its execution, or how it is triggered. Just like how he found the vision mode of infrared thermography, he had to try it himself.

It was like obtaining a four-wheeled machine and knowing it could run, but how to actually operate it required his own exploration. The normal exploratory steps would certainly involve trying out methods familiar to him or used on vehicles he had driven before.

While maintaining eye contact with the rabbit, Xiang Kun switched his vision mode to infrared imaging.

Feeling that Xiang Kun had ill intentions, the rabbit wanted to leap away.

Keenly observing the changes in the rabbit’s thigh muscles, Xiang Kun grabbed it the moment it prepared to jump. He held it down again on the table.

Despite his repeated attempts using various methods, Xiang Kun still couldn’t find a way to make the rabbit visualize objects of fear through eye contact.

He accidentally triggered “mental deterrence” twice. Luckily, it was the “restrictive” mode instead of the “slaughter” mode, and its impact on the rabbit was not significant; the rabbit returned to normal after a while.

Xiang Kun felt that his abilities – “mental deterrence”, “emotional assimilation”, “super sensory contact”, and Guo Tianxiang’s “direct eye hypnosis”, “direct eye projection of self-fear” – although different in specifics and results, might have the same essence and underlying methods of execution.

This method was what Xiang Kun had always been considering and looking for.

He always felt that once he found it, he might enter a completely new field, understanding his mutation from a new perspective, and possibly re-recognizing this whole world.