Chapter 113: Too Easy
As he moved toward the camp, its details sharpened in his mind.
He could see the occultic group with clarity: about a dozen individuals loitered, their attention divided. Some inspected their high-tech weapons, while others milled around the docking stations spaced around the perimeter.
The entire scene unfolded in vivid detail as he rapidly dissected their setup.
Arthur's eyes focused intently on the backpacks that the members were wearing. They had wires and circuits beneath the metallic frames.
Then he saw something interesting: lightning chakra dominating the design of their equipment.
Every second passed indicated an unnatural flow of chakra pulsating through those circuits. And it was inevitable—each backpack was a powerhouse, amplifying their offensive capabilities.
But there had to be a flaw somewhere. They couldn't rely on it indefinitely, not if they needed to recharge.
Continuing his quick assessment, he spotted two distinct rooms made of canvas and wood, somewhere deeper in the camp—large with cables snaking between them—and a ground-level docking station outfitted with enormous fixtures resembling oversized chargers.
A brilliant idea took root in his mind: they were vulnerable.
With a final sweep through the camp and noting the two docking stations within those structures, Arthur retreated, jumping expertly back through the trees and returning to Chiriku, who awaited anxiously.
"I found something," Arthur began, his expression focused. "Their power source can be disrupted. They can't function without their backpacks recharged. They have two large docking stations used to power them up; if we destroy those, they won't have any fighting power left."