

In _Seven Deadly Sins_ , when Gowther and Dreyfus fought, Gowther saw into the
mind of Dreyfus and Dreyfus was already being controlled by one demon.

Why was Gowther not able to see the demon?


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Why was Gowther not able to see the demon in Dreyfus?


As the latest chapters (303 to 305) indicate, whenever a battle occurs in
character's mindscape, what happens is entirely controlled by the most
"willful" of the two fighters.

Gowther's _Invasion_ magic lets him wander freely through most characters'
subconscious, as long as they are weaker than himself. However, the demon
within Dreyfus ( **Fraudrin** ) is vastly stronger on all counts than Gowther.
According to the artifact **Balor's Eye** , Gowther's strength of will was
quantified at 1300, whereas Fraudrin's was numbered at a whopping 3000.

The power discrepancy means that Fraudrin could bar Gowther from seeing his
true form, or learning any information for that matters. He instantly
overwhelmed him and forced Gowther out of Dreyfus' mindscape (whose strength
of will was 1000). Keep in mind that any event occuring within is a
character's mindscape is a literal battle of wills ; and that it is mostly
abstract concepts and spirits shaped and drawn in understandable ways for
narrative convenience.


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