When I Call Your Name

Han Wu's sixth divine weapon was not an offensive weapon, but a piece of armor.

Its initial information was:

Sunken Armor

Divine Power Equipment, Level 1.

Durability: 200/200.

Trait: Sunken (Divine Power).

Skill: None.

Description: Evolved from the Core Kin: Fallen Insect, it contained the power of sinking.

Trait: Sunken. It could greatly increase resistance to physical and elemental attacks.

Judging from its initial attributes, Sunken Armor was nothing more than an ordinary piece of armor, even somewhat shabby.

Fortunately, Han Wu had three Divinity Grade traits to choose from.

Option One: Damage Reflection (Divinity). It could consume durability to reflect all damage. The stronger the damage, the more durability it consumed.

Option Two: Iron Wall (Divinity). It granted extremely high defense. Each level increase granted ten times the durability.

Option Three: Invincibility (Divinity). Attacks that could not break through its defense would have no effect.

All three Divinity Grade trait options were exceedingly powerful.

Han Wu analyzed them one by one.

The defining feature of Option One, Damage Reflection, was that it could send an enemy's damage back at them, protecting himself while also injuring his opponent.

But it also had a flaw: when enduring concentrated attacks, its durability would drain away like water rushing downhill.

Option Two, Iron Wall, primarily targeted the durability characteristics of armor. Every level increase granted a tenfold increase in durability. Once its level rose high enough, it could stack Han Wu up until he was thick with health like a bull, impossible to bring down.

Its drawback was that it only increased durability without improving the divine weapon's own material. If it encountered a powerful enough attack, no amount of durability would be able to withstand it.

Option Three's Invincibility trait sounded absurdly overpowered, powerful beyond belief.

Yet in reality, it