The Pantheon's hall fell silent. One by one, the Titan Souls eased the suppression of their arcane power, though they did not fully relax.
Norgannon wielded the mysteries of those cosmic forces, turning the surging primordial tide into visible chains of energy that wrapped layer after layer around Aman'Thul's corrupted body, still radiating fel energy despite having lost both hands.
Beyond those arcane shackles, Iridikron's Human Form held a black biological chain in his hand.
Like a prison warden, the Stone-Scale Dragon casually shook the "chain," each movement drawing a pained cry from Aman'Thul, whose will was nearly broken.
This special Old God hatchling called the "Black Corrosion Sword" had come from Diakum's research into the symbolism of Eclipse. After the Vigilant had shaped it through the science of creation, it had already completed "weapons trials" on several corrupted Titans.
Especially at the end of the last demon invasion, Iridikron had controlled the newly formed Black Corrosion Sword and helped the Argus Lord defeat Gogonas head-on.
He knew better than anyone how dangerous this "demon blade," nurtured by his own life and existence, truly was.
But in truth, the Stone-Scale Dragon also knew that the Black Corrosion Sword was not as powerful as it appeared.
It was a "specialized weapon."
Because of its unique nature, it only worked against opponents with immense energy and divinity. At its core, it was a special Old God, using G'huun's endless parasitism and the energy-devouring mysteries of Eclipse as its weapons.
Once implanted into a powerful enemy, it would take root and sprout at an extraordinary speed, disrupting the target's internal energy flow in an extremely short time and draining their divinity to strengthen itself. That was what limited the Black Corrosion Sword's use.
Especially against creatures beneath the concept of "gods," even if