And more importantly, I wouldn't just know. I could act.
If a specific color appeared, I'd be able to identify exactly who it belonged to, track it instantly, and move without hesitation. Whether it was a single individual or a group assigned to the same signal, I could respond the moment it happened.
It also made coordinated missions far more viable.
If we split into teams, I wouldn't be operating blindly anymore. Any sign of trouble, any sudden escalation—I'd have a direct line to it.
And with my abilities, with my ability to teleport, that difference was massive.
The others, even if they saw the signal, would still have to move physically, and by the time they got there, the situation could already be over.
But me?
I wouldn't have that limitation. I could be there in an instant, no delay, no distance to cover, no wasted movement—just a thought, and I'd already be where I needed to be.
I looked back at Narg, the value of what he had just brought sinking in deeper.
