Once the Formation Pivot was completed, it needed to serve as the core, extending its Patterns outward to every corner of the Large Formation, linking thousands of Single Formations.
These Single Formations were all of the Five-elements Formation Methods, with the lowest grade being the sixth-grade Formation Patterns and the highest being the first-grade nine Patterns.
Given the sheer number of Formations, even if Mo Hua painted Formation Methods very quickly, it would be impossible for him to finish so many Formations alone within two months.
Therefore, the assistance of other Formation Masters was indispensable.
As the main Formation Master, Mo Hua had two tasks. The first was the overall design and planning of the Single Formations, deciding which Formation Methods to use where, how many copies were needed, and how to control them centrally through the Formation Pivot.
