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The Ghostly Demon Lord certainly knew what a commander's ultimate move was. It was similar to a war-fighting ultimate move, except that a commander's ultimate move relied more heavily on the commander's personal abilities and charisma. The stronger the abilities demonstrated while leading an army, and the more distinct the personality, the easier it was to awaken one's own unique commander's ultimate move.

The Ghostly Demon Lord also attempted to build his own army, even possessing his own unique command techniques. However, due to poor compatibility between the armies, the resulting legion did not achieve the desired results.

The main reason is that the legion itself lacks a core objective. It's an army built entirely to enhance its own strength. This lack of conviction makes it difficult for the army to unite its will, and even if it does manage to develop its own winning strategy, the results are often less than ideal.

In contrast, the commander's ultimate move places greater emphasis on individual ability and the commander's overall qualities. The Ghost Demon Lord's own ultimate move was very powerful, capable of directly and extensively stripping souls, forcibly extracting the souls of enemies to use as protection and ammunition for his own legion. Unfortunately, limited by the inherent capabilities of his army, this extremely powerful and high-potential ultimate move never had the opportunity to be fully developed and popularized.

As for Lano's military command abilities, he has already reached the pinnacle of this world. The ultimate command skills he has developed are likely even more powerful. The sharing ability he just displayed is probably just the tip of the iceberg of this ultimate skill.

And that was indeed the case. Lenno didn't explain his abilities in detail to his opponent. It's always good to keep some cards in your hand.

As for what his ultimate command technique is, it's actually quite simple. He can unleash any war-related killing move, any commander-in-chief-related killing move, that has ever existed in history. If it has a theoretical possibility of being executed, then he can forcefully execute it. The only drawback might be that the effectiveness of some killing moves might be somewhat reduced due to the compatibility of the armies involved. However, it's also possible that the compatibility is better than that of the historical armies, resulting in the killing move being even more powerful than in history. But that's not the most outrageous part. The most outrageous thing is that there's no limit to the number of killing moves he can unleash simultaneously.

In other words, he can simultaneously activate a series of powerful moves such as sharing, mass manipulation, light and shadow manipulation, and the blessing of eternal radiance, with theoretically no limit to the number. However, it's not necessarily true that the more moves he has, the better.

The ultimate move is like an amplifier of the legion's power. The legion's power itself has an upper limit. Lanno's ability to support the perfect performance of several ultimate moves at the same time does not depend on his personal ability, but on the legion's ability. If the legion's ability can only support the perfect performance of one ultimate move, then forcibly using two will reduce the effectiveness of both ultimate moves. Sometimes, even with the reduction, there may still be an increase in combat power, but sometimes, once this reduction occurs, using multiple ultimate moves at the same time will not only fail to increase combat power, but will also damage combat power, leading to a decrease in the legion's overall strength.

The legion built by the immortals today seems powerful, but in fact, according to the legion evaluation system, it belongs to a legion with relatively weak cohesion. The invisible guardians usually act alone most of the time. Although they have received military training, their abilities are ultimately more suitable for individual combat.

They are only held together by a shared belief; they are not a well-trained army. The reason for their strong performance is that the individual qualities of the soldiers are too exaggerated. Even if they were a disorganized bunch fighting alone, they would be stronger than most legions.

Lanno has already done his best to lead such a group of distinctive immortals. Expecting them to withstand multiple commander-level killing moves and perform them perfectly is basically hopeless.

Therefore, he will only apply one effect at a time. Sharing is obviously the most suitable for the current situation and is also the strongest among single war killing moves.

Generally, the stronger a legion is, the more war-killing moves it can carry. Some even have the opportunity to awaken a third war-killing move, resulting in a leap in strength. However, the Eleventh Legion has only ever had this one war-killing move, yet it remains a top-tier legion. This makes it easy to see just how overpowered this move is.

The power of sharing can instantly transfer the entire quality of an entire legion to one person, including metaphysical things like skills and inspiration. One can imagine how terrifying it would be if the power of a group of immortals were concentrated in one person.

This sharing is almost seamless; the power is in one person one moment and in another the next. There is virtually no possibility of being ambushed and having your back row cut off, because everyone is the strongest person who has gathered the power of everyone else.

The Ghost Demon Lord had certainly heard of the famous Eleventh Legion. Even in the future, this legion would be one of the strongest legions in the Northern Plains. However, he would not be satisfied without personally verifying such a legend.

So, compressing his body to the size of a long cloud, he darted and leaped through the air, launching surprise attacks at near-instantaneous speed. He took advantage of the moment when the warriors seemed completely unprepared, their shared power leaving them extremely weakened, and launched his ambush. The result of the sneak attack was exactly as the legend had predicted.

The moment someone is ambushed, they instantly share all of his power, becoming the strongest member of the team. Although their combat strength is still far inferior to his, there is absolutely no chance of defeating him through a sneak attack.

He couldn't even defeat Lenno in a one-on-one fight, let alone in a short time, let alone in this instant when he shared all of Lenno's inspiration, combat skills, and combat experience.

After launching several surprise attacks, he realized that what was being shared wasn't just the power system, but also the perception system. Everyone has their own preferred reconnaissance methods, and within the current area, these methods overlapped and intertwined, much like a group of people's work being superimposed. If they could share their vision, then there would be no blind spots.

These people's perceptions are even more exaggerated. Each person has a different area of ​​expertise in reconnaissance. Their areas of expertise differ to varying degrees, and when combined, this results in their reconnaissance having no blind spots. Any method of concealment will be scanned and detected. There is no such thing as a sneak attack; once an attack is launched, it means that all forces have been combined for a head-on, one-on-one confrontation.

[To be continued]

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