Dragon Slayer Flash had three upgrade options: sharpness, enhancement limit, and attack power. Su Xiao wanted them all, but after raising Dragon Slayer Flash's quality limit and the strength of Law-Destroying Blade, as well as its durability, the remaining non-attribute World Source energy was only enough for one of the three.
You have selected: Dragon Slayer Flash's sharpness permanently +120 points.
This upgrade is in progress. It is expected to be completed within two hours. During this period, you may use Dragon Slayer Flash normally, but try to avoid extremely high-intensity battles to prevent them from affecting the upgrade.
Su Xiao had many reasons for choosing sharpness. First, he had always been stacking Dragon Slayer Flash's sharpness. Including this 120-point increase, Dragon Slayer Flash's sharpness would reach 830 points.
With such sharpness, along with the increases to the "damage tier dealt by blade weapons" provided by Su Xiao's various abilities, it would be extremely difficult to withstand this slash without a full-rated Origin-level piece of armor.
Putting aside the fact that raising a weapon's sharpness to 830 points was already somewhat insane, the truly terrifying part was the "damage tier dealt by blade weapons." In this regard, Su Xiao's swordsmanship provided +5, Wolf Blood Pendant +2, Skill Sublimation: Passive +1, the Deep Blue Shadow title +1, and Basic Passive: Swift Shadow +1.
After accumulating all of these, he achieved the frightening bonus of "damage tier dealt by blade weapons +10."
That was not the only reason he chose to increase Dragon Slayer Flash's sharpness. Raising the enhancement limit was too unreliable, while there were more ways to increase attack power.
In Su Xiao's view, raising the enhancement limit to +16 only looked impressive. In practice, it was completely useless. Being able to enhance Dragon Slayer Flash to +14—or rather, +13—was