He had not yet crossed the hurdle in his heart; it could even be said that he had not even begun to climb over it.
The emotions that had been suppressed for an unknown period exploded in the battle of Sumer, making Motan's already flawless combat style even sharper. Except for miscalculating Tom, he almost had the Whisper Sect, whose overall combat power was stronger than Sumer's side, completely under his control throughout. Later, he even balanced the main force of the heretics with the Holy Church Union's Northern Expeditionary Army, who had done nothing significant for about three months, creating a favorable situation with a double-line advantage. So, despite him, the architect of the battle's foundation, falling into a coma at the end, neither side experienced any turbulence, and they all achieved a dominant victory.
