This commentary on the Myriad Sword Pagoda was not very detailed, merely describing some of the magic treasure's characteristics. However, it placed particular emphasis on the tasks Qin Fengming would have to undertake during its refinement.
Although it contained only a few words, Qin Fengming's understanding of magic treasures still allowed him to gain some insight into this one.
As its name suggested, this treasure's main body was a pagoda-shaped object, but it contained several thousand subsidiary blades.
Several cultivators had to work together during its refinement, each responsible for one part.
The pagoda's main body was divided into five levels, which was the most important aspect of this magic treasure. Naturally, a key cultivator would have to refine this crucial part. Qin Fengming did not need to think hard to know that it should be personally controlled by the stern-looking middle-aged cultivator present.
Apart from the pagoda itself, each level contained two thousand short flying swords.
The commentary called these flying swords bee swords. Although he had not yet seen their specific refinement method, Qin Fengming could guess that refining these bee swords would be no easier than refining the pagoda's main body.
The pagoda had five levels. Excluding the topmost level, each level held two thousand bee swords, making eight thousand in all.
Although that fell short of ten thousand swords, merely seeing several thousand flying swords already made Qin Fengming's scalp prickle.
A magic treasure refined jointly by several Integration stage cultivators— even without seeing it in person, one could imagine the formidable might it would display when unleashed with full force.
In Qin Fengming's judgment, a magic treasure like this was absolutely not something one person could control.
Once the magic treasure was released, if one wished to bring its might into full play, a cultivator's