In this chapter, we learn that the physical resistance of the canos is lower than that of the humans, so they should use an attack type "zero grain" to deal with the illusion. This is a very bold and effective plan, because the humans can't see each other, and they don't even know each other's physical resistances. It's not like they're scared to attack each other. They're arguing, and it's clear that they've been arguing for a long time. The dropnier asks the dropnier if he's okay, and if the change in color is related to the fact that the group just broke the enchantment. He doesn't think so, because he thinks that after the enchantment disappears, he'll be able to use all of his magic again. He's sure that if he just used a little bit of magic, he could easily recover his magic. But if he uses too much magic, she'll use too much of it, and she won't have enough time to recover her magic. This means that she needs to use a certain kind of container to absorb all of her magic, and that's why she's using a certain type of magic like lyco