Moreover, all three undead behemoths had been painstakingly crafted by him from the precious remains of Judgment-class Honkai Beasts, products that had cost vast amounts of time and effort.
Thus, the loss of even one would leave Moros heartbroken.
But with the birth of the Thousand Souls Commander, the situation underwent a dramatic change.
With its outstanding strength, the Thousand Souls Commander perfectly replaced Shesha and Hanuman's roles within the Undead Legion, becoming the legion's new Legendary combat force.
More importantly, even if a few Thousand Souls Commanders were lost in battle, the necromancer would not feel the slightest heartache.
A thousand transcendent souls might sound like a massive number, but to Moros, who had already begun exploring the Sea of Quantum, it was nothing extraordinary.
During the World Bubble conquest campaign five years ago, with Sakura serving as supreme commander, he had already harvested over ten thousand transcendent souls.
Coupled with the transcendent souls that had long been accumulated in the necromancer's soul reserves...
If they were used solely to create Thousand Souls Commanders, he was fully capable of producing a hundred such Legendary Undead units.
Of course, given Moros's current circumstances, he did not need so many Legendary combat forces.
Therefore, there was no need for him to consume his precious soul reserves to mass-produce Thousand Souls Commanders.
But then again, possessing a sharp sword and choosing not to use it was entirely different from having no sword to use at all!
The ability to rapidly gather a large number of Legendary combat forces in a short time was undoubtedly an enormous strategic asset for the necromancer.
Not only did this ability allow him to remain more composed in the face of complex and ever-changing situations, it also gave him enough confidence to shift his attention away from