Ordinary players in the Yin Underworld Realm would only feel as if they were facing a longsword, as though the slightest movement would slice them to pieces.
But players who wielded Red Equipment or had reached level 60 felt something entirely different.
They had the feeling that their fortune had been locked onto. Even if they managed to flee beyond the Killing Demon Sword's attack range, their fortune would still be severed.
Even if they escaped, they would become the sort of people hated by fate, rejected by luck wherever they went.
The idea was simple: if it couldn't kill you, it could still disgust you to death.
Clearly, this was Gong Lingyu's unbinding skill.
Anyone who wanted to seize her Killing Demon Sword would have to face this kind of attack.
By transmitting such an aura and effect through the Killing Demon Sword, Gong Lingyu also proved that she had successfully bound it.
Unless Gong Lingyu chose to unbind it herself, or she died in battle and the Killing Demon Sword failed to escape before being captured, no one else could dream of obtaining its binding rights from her.
Of course, what needed to be handled next was the matter of the Killing Demon Sword's escape and inheritance after Gong Lingyu died in battle.
Every piece of Red Equipment was a treasure of humanity.
It was impossible for a Red Equipment Holder to die in battle and for the Red Equipment to simply run away on its own.
Nor could a Red Equipment Holder die in battle and leave the Red Equipment behind where it was.
Therefore, the issue of inheritance rights for Red Equipment had to be considered carefully.
Gong Lingyu lowered the Killing Demon Sword she had been holding aloft, then released her grip and let it