This time, Qin Feng finally learned what the Unique Grand Authority did!
And from the look of things, this grand authority really was not much use to Qin Feng at present.
Because it was just as Qin Feng had previously guessed...
The Unique Grand Authority's effect was to grant different enhancements to every aspect of a player that numbered exactly one.
For instance, when someone possessed only one grand authority, its activation cost was reduced to one percent of the original, and its countering effect increased to 100 times its base value...
This so-called countering effect was the Unique Grand Authority's core mechanism.
It was divided into three aspects: offense, defense, and general use.
On offense, if the Unique Grand Authority's successor attacked an enemy and the enemy blocked the attack through some means, the next attack would produce a countering effect specifically targeting that means of defense.
For example, if a shield blocked the attack, the Unique Grand Authority would take effect and grant its successor a special damage increase against shields. Once the countering effect reached its utmost limit, it could even allow attacks to ignore shields completely.
Or, if the opponent had some invincibility effect, the Unique Grand Authority would let the successor's attacks shorten its duration. Once the countering effect reached its utmost limit, it could directly remove the opponent's invincibility effect and prevent it from taking effect again for a short time.
So, if I have more than one grand authority, not only will the Unique Grand Authority's cost be high, but its countering effect will also be only one percent of what it normally is...
And if the Unique Grand Authority's mastery stage rises, its countering effect might grow even stronger. With multiple grand authorities, I won't be able to enjoy that enhancement.
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