Yes, there could be no doubt that his classes made him incredibly strong.
But in the wrong hands, such an arsenal would have been wasted. Most would lean on one strength and neglect the rest. Some would pour their life into mastering the saber, others into magic, and others into martial arts. Some would build their power around commanding their slaves, while others would rely entirely on their soul army.
Quinlan did it all at once.
His primordial brain allowed him to weave every discipline into one. Where a human brain would bottleneck—overheating when juggling too many processes—his neurons fired faster, with denser myelination and sharper synaptic bridges. He could layer magic, martial arts, and saber strikes while simultaneously issuing commands to his armies, never once losing focus.
But, even that did not paint the full picture.
