The Sinfall Relic was entirely white, resembling a straight bone club. Holding it felt much like gripping a metal rod.
After Zang died, all the patterns on the Sinfall Relic evaporated. Clearly, it had to first reflect the user's mind before it could unleash its full power.
Its attack power was on the lower-middle end among epic weapons, but its ability was extremely formidable. After striking an enemy five times, it stole a total of 10 points of Strength and 10 points of Agility, with the effect lasting six minutes in total. Every subsequent hit extended the duration by another 30 seconds.
It seemed like a boost of 20 total attribute points, but that was not actually the case. With one side rising as the other fell, the real difference amounted to 40 total attribute points.
In a one-on-one battle, that was extremely deadly. The weapon's user would grow stronger the longer the fight continued.
That was not all. The requirements for using this thing were absurdly low. Su Xiao's physical attributes during the first rank would have been enough to use it.
Imagine a first-rank contractor wielding the Sinfall Relic. What would the scene look like? During battle, they would only need to hit the enemy twice before the enemy collapsed. Once the enemy's Strength was reduced below 1 point, they would not even be able to stand back up.
Su Xiao casually swung the club, producing a whimpering sound as it tore through the air. This thing was genuinely useful for reducing an enemy's Strength and Agility. He was even somewhat reluctant to sell it. Unfortunately, its attack power was truly too weak. If he had the chance to club an enemy once with this weapon, that enemy might already be dead if he had used the Dragon