After seeing the attributes of this genuine "Family Holy Sword," Iver widened his eyes in surprise.
The attributes of this holy sword... were unexpectedly good! Although as a type of "ceremonial weapon," like a bell, holy emblem, or whisk, it was a weapon that couldn't directly participate in battle or provide damage... for a support-type character, its attributes were already good enough to count as endgame equipment.
After all, it was a genuine Divine Weapon!
Could all the holy swords of the Round Table Knights be at this level? No, that was obviously impossible...
Arthur had not yet become the Silver Crowned Dragon back then, so the holy swords the Round Table Knights could obtain could at most be blessed through the power of the Crowned Angel. And Arthur's battle against Supreme Heaven at the time could be considered a life-and-death battle of the weak overcoming the strong... Unless absolutely necessary, he couldn't have diverted too much power to create Divine Weapons.
Most likely, only a few holy swords like Clarent, Arondight, and the Red Hilt Sword could reach the level of Divine Weapons.
Originally, Iver had planned to sacrifice this weapon and use it to reforge the Red Hilt Sword.
The Red Hilt Sword, infused with light, fire, and wind attributes, contained a knightly spirit that was extremely devoted to the sun—and these three attributes happened to form a concept similar to the "sun."
If this sword underwent a complete reforging, it would definitely become a glorious Sun Sword.
But that didn't mean much to Iver.
If he only needed to deal damage, Iver had plenty of methods—although Viennes, Aleister, and Hellerchein all leaned toward dark-type damage, Little Butterfly could at least provide fire-type damage. Compared to damage, what he lacked more was a Great Beast focused on team