As a special boss, the Redscale Crocodile God ranked a little below the Vengeful Flame Spirit, but he still possessed Divinity, so all his drops were God Tier. Qin Chuan took a quick look and saw no Mid-Rank Divine Artifacts among them. A small disappointment.
Besides the three items he had taken with the Empty Hand Technique, the Redscale Crocodile God had dropped five more.
That was fewer than the Vengeful Flame Spirit had dropped. Not as generous, either.
Qin Chuan opened the Guild Channel and tagged Dawn and Oblivion. "I've got a pair of daggers with some excellent stats, but you'll need to break through to the Holy Domain to use them. You both have inheritances. One may be stronger than the other, but I believe anything's possible. Whoever breaks through first gets the weapons."
As he spoke, Qin Chuan posted the Mekong Jaw Blade's stats in the guild.
[Mekong Jaw Blade: Lower Divine Artifact set daggers. Attack Power +5,000,000, Agility +200,000, Constitution +50,000. Level requirement: 100. Requires a breakthrough to the Holy Domain to wield.] [Special Effect 1: Damage increased by 100%.] [Special Effect 2: Every third attack deals water damage equal to 5% of the target's maximum HP.] [Special Effect 3: Attacks continuously reduce the target's water resistance.] [Divine Might: Summons Azure Wave Waters to conceal the wielder's presence.]
The Mekong Jaw Blade looked like a single weapon, but it was actually a bound pair of daggers. That made its stats much higher than Night of No Light's, despite both being Lower Divine Artifacts.
Compared with Night of No Light and Moment of Utmost Darkness together, though, it still fell short.
Dawn and Oblivion practically drooled when they saw the weapons.
With those in hand, they could kill just about anyone they caught. Earning a