Some blacksmiths refused to accept that Saint Spirit grade was the limit of what could be forged, yet they could not find a way to forge Mythical Level equipment. Then they had a sudden idea: could a set be used to achieve strength comparable to Mythical Level equipment?
What was the flaw of a set? It occupied multiple equipment slots.
No matter how strong Saint Spirit grade equipment was, it could not compare to Mythical Level equipment.
So... what if those pieces of equipment could be fused, ultimately occupying only one equipment slot?
There would be no need for Base Stats, as long as the set effects could provide the full benefits for Tier 8.
Could that also be regarded as a piece of Mythical Level equipment?
As it turned out, they really succeeded.
Then, over countless billions of years in the void, a batch of Saint Spirit grade sets appeared.
Truth and Mysterious Set were suited for mages.
Deathmatch, Hunt, and Utopia were suited for warriors.
Despair and Gap were suited for Assassins.
Those suited for support classes...
To this day, no one had found a way to replicate any of those sets.
Neither the Rank 7s who established restrictions on replicable items nor the Grandmaster blacksmiths who forged those pieces of equipment had been able to replicate them.
In the words of the Grandmaster blacksmiths who forged those sets:
Equipment was born of heaven itself, obtained by chance through skillful hands.
It was the consciousness of Eternal World that wished for such equipment to appear during certain special periods. Only then did such equipment come into existence through their hands.
Later, even when they used the same techniques, drew upon the same origins, and forged equipment with identical attributes, those sets still lacked such set effects and