Just hours after Tu Hu and A Lan reached an agreement, the player forums exploded.
A post published by the Gold Coin Merchant Association swept across the entire forum with explosive popularity.
[Gold Coin Merchant Association: In-Depth Analysis of Two Items Soon to Be Listed on the Trading House: Slaughter Sword, Sword of Destruction.]
Poster: Receive Sacrificial Power.
Content:
Everyone had probably been wondering lately how Hard-as-a-Rock advanced to demigod status and created his own Monster Soul: Sword of Civilization.
I'll use Hard-as-a-Rock's experience to explain the situation in detail.
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Therefore, the Sword of Civilization was not a Special Soul, but a self-created Monster Soul.
It was a Monster Soul ultimately forged and elevated by player Hard-as-a-Rock, who fused his personal will, Cang Xuan's legacy, and an epic tale of civilization's protection spanning 1,700 years into one.
The core of this Sword Momentum lay in protection and continuation born from emotion, bearing the weighty history and unyielding conviction of an entire civilization.
It was also a unique path of growth that proved the path through the heart and ultimately defined the outside world.
The account at the beginning of the post made countless players realize that what seemed like a Fortuitous Encounter born of luck had actually cost player "Hard-as-a-Rock" far too much.
Within a Small World where the flow of time was distorted, he alone bore witness to more than 1,700 years of civilization's rise and fall, life and death, meetings and farewells.
Behind that Fortuitous Encounter lay millennia of lonely vigilance and the unforgettable pain of separation.
The post also included several edited videos provided by Tu Hu.
His final parting of life and death with A Lan, A Fen, and A Lu, the first-generation leaders of the Rongling Race, in Black Thorn