Finger Technique Fusion, Finger Flicking Divine Sword! (Bonus Chapter for Alliance Leader Phantom Feather 20/20)

Little Dragon Spring (Divine Weapon): Bestowed by the Emperor, king of daggers.

Attack +3000, Internal Energy Amplification +100%, swordsmanship level +2, Short Weapon Skill Level +2. Special effect: Execute First, Report Later!

Execute First, Report Later: Killing does not reduce Chivalry Points.

Note: This dagger was bestowed by the Emperor and cannot be traded, discarded, or damaged. (Bound user: Ye Weiming)

According to Yin Bukui's Strategy Guide, this Little Dragon Spring really did seem to be a divine weapon of considerable power.

Its greatest achievement was having once damaged the Peerless Sword during the battle between Bu Jingyun and Bushi.

Note that the Peerless Sword mentioned here was not the Wushuang Yin Sword or the Wushuang Yang Sword, but the genuine Peerless Divine Sword left behind after the Sword Master's death!

However, judging from its attributes, it only seemed slightly stronger than Ye Weiming's Sword of Swords—one of the two swords making up the Peerless Yin Yang Sword. It was hardly terrifying.

Its special effect, "Execute First, Report Later," also overlapped heavily with Ye Weiming's own Imperial Sword. At least for Ye Weiming, since the effects of the two "Execute First, Report Later" traits could not stack, having an extra one was utterly useless.

Moreover, this sword was the non-tradable type. Even if he wanted to exchange it with other players for something more suitable, he could not.

More importantly, although Little Dragon Spring could also be used as a sword, its true designation was still that of a dagger! Using it was vastly different from wielding the longsword Ye Weiming was accustomed to.

Ye Weiming casually flicked out a couple of sword flourishes and found that it was nowhere near as handy as the Sword of Swords.

Being unaccustomed to using it was, in itself, a serious