Perfect
Perfect adjective - Being entirely without fault or flaw.
Both words in one sentence
- Good for reaching that perfect full cover over there, or a wounded soldier, or a civilian, or a meld cannister...
- The perfect walkthrough implied by the story means that Max hardly ever gets wounded, but instead dodges all that is thrown at him sometimes wondering aloud how did he managed to survive every subsequent encounter.
Source: Heal Thyself - Buccaneer, who had already been fatally wounded, seizes the opportunity and stabs Wrath through Fu, taking advantage of the one blind spot in Wrath's otherwise perfect vision to seriously injure him.
Source: Senseless Sacrifice
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