Unlike the antimagic spores in Cyrena's body, which were filled to the brim with mana, the antimagic spores in the Red Goblin Mountains were like near-empty vessels.
There wasn't much mana in them.
As a result, they had a greater effect on witches and aura users once they latched onto their bodies.
Vaan had given it some thought and concluded that it wasn't difficult to treat people affected by the Curse of the Purple Umbala as long as it hasn't evolved to the second stage like Lord Helia's hands.
As long as a witch could pump enough mana into the antimagic spores and fill them up to the brim, the antimagic spores would stop affecting the flow of their mana and, in turn, stop affecting the activation of their magic spells.
At the same time, it was also possible to flush the antimagic spores out of the body through this method. Such was a solution to treating Cyrena.
