"Still, being able to seize control of such a force in an instant... Quan Yi and Huo Wu might be even more terrifying than Spirit Hall."
Dugu Bo sighed inwardly and began recalling the grand spectacle from earlier.
In that spectacle, what truly frightened Dugu Bo was not Huo Wu's control over those she dominated, but the vast intelligence network Quan Yi possessed, along with the deductive ability built upon it.
In the Illusion Realm simulation Dugu Bo had witnessed, only Spirit Hall's side had entered with their real consciousness.
On their side, meaning the students and teachers from the other academies in the convoy, were merely illusions they had constructed rather than real consciousnesses.
However, having observed both the real scene and the illusion, Dugu Bo noticed that the students' movements, Soul Skill usage, and martial soul transformations in the real scene were highly similar to what had appeared in the illusion.
Even the behavioral patterns of the Royal Knights, whom Quan Yi should have been unfamiliar with, had been deduced with remarkable accuracy.
Though it could not be called one hundred percent accurate, the similarity exceeded eighty percent.
Given his understanding of the two, he immediately guessed that this had been Quan Yi's doing.
After all, only Quan Yi would be willing—and capable—of observing every minute detail of every person so meticulously.
Of course, Quan Yi was not omniscient. For those teachers who had not displayed their Soul Skills, Quan Yi could only portray them based on his own imagination.
Yet even so, their unique soul power attributes and Energy Fluctuations were identical to the real individuals.
Aside from that, a very small portion of the differences from the Illusion Realm arose because the people themselves had changed.
The clearest example was Tang San, whom Quan Yi had