Yeluf Amid the Flames of War

Like the Curse of Death Riezel had previously obtained from Leo, Rom's Shadow Sword was also a magic sword.

In this world, any weapon called a magic sword was one that could not only inflict powerful damage on enemies, but also adversely affect its wielder.

The Curse of Death was one such example. It could curse an enemy to death when it wounded them, but if it accidentally wounded its wielder, the wielder would likewise be cursed to death. Thus, it was a dangerous double-edged sword—a magic sword.

The Shadow Sword was the same.

It was a weapon capable of absorbing all of its wielder's magic power and converting it into destructive force.

Its danger lay in the fact that it automatically drained its wielder's magic power. A single misstep in controlling it could result in the wielder being drained dry and dying.

When this weapon had been in Rom's hands, the boost it gave him had been enormous.

Because the Shadow Strike Sword Skill Rom practiced lacked killing power, the royal family had equipped him with such a weapon to compensate for his lack of offensive strength.

Now that this magic sword had fallen into Eulalie's hands, Riezel suddenly realized that this was a terrifying development.

After all, Eulalie's magic power was so immense. If she wielded the Shadow Sword and converted her magic power into destructive force, just how terrifying would her destructive power become?

"Probably dozens of times stronger than Rom's, at least?"

At that thought, Riezel's gaze toward Eulalie became uncertain and alarmed.

If it was truly as he imagined, then in Eulalie's hands, the Shadow Sword likely would not be inferior to any Ancient Secret Treasure. Conservatively speaking, it would have to rival a World Item.

Redson seemed to have reached the same conclusion as