The three-meter-long Thunderclap Sword was practically a weapon only giants could wield. And in truth, Martin Xuanfeng, who had used it, really was a giant—an influence brought about by his clan's unique bloodline inheritance, the Thunderclap Behemoth.
The Thunderclap Behemoth was a magic-beast variant of the Bison Bull. It was enormously large, practically the size of an ordinary elephant. The thick, dense fur covering its entire body could accumulate immense electrical power during movement, then fire arcs of lightning from its spiral horns to attack enemies.
Had Ian not instantly killed Martin, and instead given him time to show some of his strength, this Xuanfeng Tribe chieftain could even have demonstrated what a "body of thunder" was. His flesh could generate more than two hundred thousand volts amid the fierce motions of battle, and combined with the Thunderclap Sword, erupting past seven hundred thousand volts would have been effortless.
By then, the entire block would have been scorched black and shattered by the currents spilling from him. Even armored suits would likely have been pierced through by electricity.
This was clearly a weapon that any thunder-aspected Ascender would dream of. Not only could it amplify lightning Origin Matter in conjunction with a bloodline inheritance, it also possessed several additional abilities. It truly deserved the title of the mountainfolk master craftsman's final work.
But Ian wanted to dismantle it.
"The Swift Thunder Bow, the Thunderclap Sword, and the Heavystone Longstaff... they're all good things."
Ian looked at the three weapons laid out on the workshop table, quite satisfied.
The other two weapons naturally could not compare to the Thunderclap Sword. Only the bowstring of the Swift Thunder Bow was truly valuable; it was a power-generating tendon from a Phantasmal-Light River Eel. Stimulated by Origin Matter, it could create an immense, high-temperature