"To forge a sword here, there are two options. The first is to forge it using its Sword Qi. I can condense the divine object's Sword Qi, draw out its fortune, and use the Sword Qi to manifest it here in its current state. That way, even if the sword collapses, its fortune can be infused again to revive its Sword Qi, just as with the Fierce Wind Pursuer you interrupted earlier. Yet Sword-Seeking Lord was able to restore it. This is the method of using the divine to create a weapon. Its advantages are obvious. Even in the Heavens of Proving the Dao, one can use it to forge a sword by merging it into its Sword Qi. The disadvantage is that once you return to the Nine Heavens, you can only forge it in the form of Sword Qi." Lord Taihua spoke.
I nodded pensively and said, "The first method destroys the material when its fortune is extracted. So the second option is to refine a weapon from genuine materials? That consumes the materials as well."
"Exactly. Both consume the same materials. After all, unless its Sword Qi is condensed and its fortune extracted, it cannot be deified. The second method simply uses an object to create a weapon. I believe you should know a thing or two about this method of forging, no? Any divine weapon of this type can be used in the Nine Heavens, but here, it must exist in the form of Sword Qi. The strength of the Sword Qi depends on the strength of that sword's Sword Qi. Of course, your Heaven-Opening Purple Soul Sword is quite good aside from being a little short. That shows how formidable your methods are. Both methods of forging swords have obvious flaws. I can forge the