"...What the hell is this thing?"
The Blaze-haired Girl held up the Holy Sword, her delicate brows tightly furrowed. "A 'Mythical Creation.' Its description is only one sentence. It has no attributes, not even the basic sharpness bonus that swords have. Its skill is completely inexplicable. Other than its high attack-value bonus, it doesn't look like a divine artifact at all."
Generally speaking, equipment that could be called a "Mythical Creation" either had rapid growth and diverse functions like the Blacksmith's Sword, or was tied to a questline with abundant rewards, with the completed divine artifact ultimately providing terrifying attribute bonuses.
Moreover, divine artifacts generally involved final processes such as unsealing, reforging, awakening a true spirit, blood-sacrifice awakening, and forging one's way to godhood. By the end, a divine artifact was often equivalent to half of an excellent divine authority.
Arthur's apostle had wielded this sword for at least six thousand years. At the very least, it should have granted its holder some basic divine power, releasing a true-god-level rank enhancement while held.
This thing not only specifically countered those stat monsters who dared challenge opponents above their level, but also allowed its wielder to retain independent consciousness when controlled by the overwhelming authority of a higher god.
But for a sword like this Holy Sword to be simple from beginning to end, providing only attack attributes and a passive skill called "Swordmaster," yet still qualify as a "Mythical Creation," was simply unheard of.
No, it was more than unheard of. It had never happened before.
Put it this way: the Star Sword Lioz had received from Rui Laiti, the God of the Present World, had at least provided the power of Fractured Starburst despite being a mass-produced item. It allowed Lioz to send out starflame sword energy while cutting