After studying it for a long time, Su Xiao still couldn't figure out what "Blade Awakening in Progress" meant.
Su Xiao had been using the Devour Core frequently lately, sometimes leaving it active all day. However, after the Blade Demon phantom awakened, he could no longer use the Devour Core recklessly, or he risked becoming a Blade Demon.
Although Su Xiao hadn't figured out what "Blade Awakening in Progress" meant, he could feel someone calling out to him. They were separated by too many dimensions, so he couldn't respond. The feeling was very familiar—it was his unreliable mentor, Marvin Waltz.
As soon as Dragon Slayer Flash reached the Blade Awakening stage, Marvin Waltz had tried to call out to Su Xiao. There had to be a connection between the two.
This put Su Xiao much more at ease. If Dragon Slayer Flash remained stuck at this stage, it would be an incredibly frustrating situation. Su Xiao had invested so many resources in Dragon Slayer Flash precisely because he believed in its growth potential. Once it lost that potential, its value would drop by at least 70%.
The situation was obvious. Marvin Waltz knew how to deal with "Blade Awakening in Progress." This was the benefit of having the aid of a former Shadow of Law Destruction. After returning to Reincarnation Paradise, Su Xiao would need to contact Marvin Waltz through Reincarnation Paradise as a medium.
With that in mind, Su Xiao temporarily stopped worrying about Dragon Slayer Flash's condition. It had already devoured enough Zanpakutō. Any more would merely be icing on the cake, and it wasn't worth taking the risk.
As for overcoming the "Blade Awakening" stage simply by continuing to devour, that was basically impossible. Su Xiao could sense the feeling Dragon Slayer Flash had given him when