Ye Weiming possessed quite a few Divine Weapon Swords. Aside from the Sword of Swords, which he had already transferred to Yin Bukui, each of his remaining divine swords had its own advantages and unique traits. His choice to face this battle with Han Guang had naturally come after careful consideration, making it the optimal option.
As everyone knew, divine weapons and sharp tools were merely a category assigned once equipment reached a certain standard, much like the term "tycoon" in the real world.
Someone with a net worth of ten million could be called a tycoon, and so could the richest person in the world. Yet the gap between them was far beyond anything ordinary people could imagine.
The same was true for divine weapons. The several weapons in Ye Weiming's hands were indeed genuine divine weapons, but compared to the Heavenly Sword, which could effortlessly slice through top-tier treasures like tofu, they fell short by more than a little in terms of sharpness alone.
If the two collided, Ye Weiming could not be certain that the divine weapons in his hand would remain undamaged beneath the Heavenly Sword's peerless edge.
After weighing his options, he still felt that Han Guang, which was more adaptable and did not rely on sharpness to win, was better suited for the coming battle.
As Ye Weiming assumed his stance, A Da, who had long been prepared, immediately charged forward with his sword and took the initiative. The moment he attacked, several sword shadows shot forth, enveloping multiple vital points on Ye Weiming's body.
Unlike A San's reckless attacks, and unlike A Er's trembling hesitation before acting, A Da displayed extreme confidence the moment he struck. Every move was calm and composed, neither hurried nor rash, leaving no obvious flaws to exploit.
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