An Alternative Way to Practice the Sword Control Technique
Using the Universe Sword Casket to repair the Pure Jun Sword and sword wings, Jiang Hao estimated that it would take about a month to fully restore them. That speed already pleasantly surprised him.
To repair the flying sword, he added more materials to the sword casket.
What materials?
Meteorite Fragments.
While searching for the Pure Jun Sword and sword wings, Jiang Hao had also found quite a few Meteorite Fragments. After examining them, he found that they contained metal and had been tempered by the high temperatures and pressure of the atmosphere, making them decent materials for refining artifacts.
Of course, they were merely decent and nowhere near the quality of Heavenly Star Gemstones, but they were perfectly suitable as repair materials.
You smashed my flying sword back then, so now you'll be used to repair it.
The disaster had not entirely passed, but people still had to continue living. While nations licked their wounds, they gradually returned to their former way of life.
Once flights finally resumed, Jiang Hao boarded a plane to the United States. After two days of travel, he arrived in Louisville, Kentucky. Louisville was Kentucky's largest city, with a population of around 800,000, and was the sort of place with vast land and a sparse population.
After staying for two days to get a feel for the situation, Jiang Hao went directly into a park that night and tunneled underground. He headed southwest until he found the vault, then took out the Azure Cloud Sword and began drilling. Though the Azure Cloud Sword was not as hard as the sword wings or the Pure Jun Sword, it was still a magical artifact. Reinforced concrete and iron plates were no obstacle.
This time, Jiang Hao was