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... his vision. His eyes nearly lost their ability to lock onto the enemy, barely managing to discern directions.
In such a situation, blocking out vision and relying solely on smell and hearing for positioning was actually the most prudent method, because the disrupted vision could easily confuse his sense of direction and affect the function of the other four senses.
It's similar to how a blind person's hearing can be better than that of an ordinary person. The human brain has a f ...
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