Origin Altar.
The year-long Legion Tournament came to an end at this moment, and Qi Sheng withdrew his gaze from the tournament rankings.
In this tournament, the Counter-Tide First Legion claimed the championship with an overwhelming advantage.
Their rewards were a player-system battle formation capable of supporting one hundred million people, along with 100,000 Sacrificial Power for every member.
Yet in the eyes of many Counter-Tide players, the glory of this tournament outweighed its rewards.
Before this, there had never been a definitive answer as to which Counter-Tide Legion was stronger.
But a year of bloody battles and strategic contests had produced an irrefutable answer.
The standout among them was the First Legion's returning commander: Bei Jiang.
An old blade that had lain dormant for countless years was drawn in a single day, its edge shaking the entire Player Camp.
In just half a year, he used his unparalleled Chess Warfare path to lead the First Legion, which had fallen beyond the top hundred, in a counterattack that swept all before it and brought them to the top of the tournament rankings.
Over those six months, Bei Jiang had never stopped refining his own path of command.
He incorporated various Fate Souls from the player system, such as Reflection, All-Embracing, and Good Fortune, into the black-and-white chessboard framework of Chess Warfare.
The Reflection Fate Soul perfected the channels for shared will resonance across the army, the All-Embracing Fate Soul expanded the limit of battlefield energy capture, and the Good Fortune Fate Soul completed the fortune calculations behind his formations and moves... The fusion of multiple systems allowed his command capabilities to surpass their former limits.
A large number of Detailed Study Faction members on the forums made predictions based on Bei Jiang's performance over the past six months. This newbie