Sharing (2)

He considered the potential of the Sharing Skill.

(Could I have Summons hunt for me? Could I form a Summon squad?)

Right now, he was desperately traversing this vast area to hunt. He used Bird E Summons to find monsters, ran over to them, and defeated them, repeating the process.

Since Sharing let him give Summons instructions even from more than fifty meters away, it might be possible to hunt using Summons alone. If he had them act independently, he had a feeling his hunting efficiency would increase without limit. After all, once summoned, a Summon could remain summoned for thirty consecutive days.

They could keep hunting even while Allen was at the mansion.

(First, I need to find out how many I can share with. Hawks, come out.)

Three more Bird E Summons appeared before him. He shared with each one in turn.

(I can share with four Hawks now. I have five fields of vision, but it doesn't feel strange at all.)

In his previous life, there had been gamers who used multiboxing to control four characters by themselves. Allen remembered that back when he was Kenichi, he could only manage two. Yet the four Bird E Summons and Allen himself gave him five fields of vision, with no strain on his vision whatsoever. He could understand all five perspectives at once as if it were perfectly natural.

(This isn't multiboxing so much as parallel thinking. All right, I'm out of Hawks, so let's bring out the Tamas.)...