Testing a New Ability

Looking back over the entire game of "Light-Dark Traitor," what was protagonist Los's most awesome ability?

"Three-Star Brutal Warrior"? Although it was merely a high-damage ability that only mattered against his own kind, practically essential for killing, arson, robbery, and exterminating entire families, its bonuses were utterly terrifying. However, when the enemy was not one person but an entire empire, Los could not use this ability to crush an army of a hundred thousand, much less contend with Luo Yan City's Divine Descendant Guard.

"Three-Star Blind Fool"? It greatly weakened all energy damage, granted immunity to mental interference, and came with a refresh ability. Many times, Los had relied on it to remain undefeated. When Los ultimately withstood Siddis's Ambition interference, this ability had surely contributed greatly. However, it was ultimately only a supporting ability. Los had endured Ambition's brainwashing because of the man behind him—Ren Suo.

Moreover, neither of those two abilities was essential. They could be replaced at any time, as long as Los's two major needs—attack and defense—were met.

Los's truly indispensable abilities were "Better Loot" and "Different Life"!

Los had gained three abilities from the Dragonborn inheritance: "Better Loot," "Different Life," and "Defeat Laboratory."

Since the route Ren Suo had chosen was infiltration and assassination, "Defeat Laboratory" had not been put to much use. He guessed that the correct way to use it was to defeat enemies, brainwash them, and set up chain traps that left everyone in panic.

However, because Ren Suo was an upright gentleman (too lazy to think), the only use he could come up with was defeating the enemy, coordinating an attack from within and without, flipping the table, overturning the royal court, and so on...

But because the game had gone smoothly, Ren Suo never had the opportunity to use that