Over the next two months, Ang had nearly abandoned all other affairs and focused on one thing—closely observing the accumulation of fire elements within every warrior of the Flame Swordsman Regiment.
Every day, he personally recorded, compared, and examined the data. Even late at night, he repeatedly worked through the paths Qi force took when the warriors used Combat Techniques, trying to identify a pattern.
After a long period of statistics and analysis, he gradually sorted out some clues.
Those warriors who had first come into contact with Enchanted Weapons seemed to have unknowingly created a special resonance between their own Qi force and the weapon's enchantment attribute while using Qi force to activate the Magic Runes within the weapons—and this had caused magic elements matching the enchantment attribute to slowly accumulate inside their bodies.
What further confirmed Ang's speculation was that warriors who had previously used fire-element Enchanted Weapons displayed significantly more active fluctuations of fire elements within their bodies when practicing fire-element Combat Techniques such as Flame Slash.
In contrast, the warriors who used ice-element Enchanted Weapons displayed an entirely different state.
After compiling the statistics, he found that seventy-three members of the Flame Swordsman Regiment used Enchanted Weapons that were not fire-attributed, but ice-attributed.
These ice-attributed Enchanted Weapons were exquisitely made and had stable auras, yet they were not standard equipment of the Flame Swordsman Regiment.
"How did these weapons end up in their hands?" Ang investigated the origins of every weapon, only to uncover an unexpected lead: these ice-attributed Enchanted Weapons had actually come from Quintina—they were practice pieces she had made while learning to craft Enchanted Weapons.
"They should be old works she made for practice." Ang spoke softly, his gaze darkening. "But I don't know what channel they passed through to enter the Swordsman