The two dark-gold blades he had obtained were simply too massive. They had fallen from the divine body of the Blade Mantis Emperor and had been nurtured by the Blade Mantis Emperor for a long time.
The two blades had originally been intended by the Blade Mantis Emperor for crafting weapons that could be detached from his body, but David's main body could not use them.
If David used the two dark-gold blades to forge weapons, it would be far too wasteful.
Neither David nor Black Dragon Alexis had the ability to forge Divine Artifact-level weapons, while the two dark-gold blades possessed Divine Artifact-level sharpness even without being forged.
When it came to forging Divine Artifacts, the gods of God's Great World were the strongest. This was also a choice born of necessity.
Humans were the species most skilled at using weapons, something determined by the fact that they were born without sharp claws or fangs.
For survival, and to defeat enemies stronger than themselves, humans used all manner of objects to create weapons and fend off powerful foes.
Even after becoming gods, humans still needed weapons to enhance their attacks and armor to strengthen their defenses. That was how all kinds of Divine Artifacts came to be.
The Zerg and dragon races, on the other hand, were born with formidable defenses and sharp Claw Spikes. As their strength grew, both their bodily defenses and attacking Claw Spikes continuously evolved, becoming ever stronger.
Thus, neither the Zerg nor the dragon race had any need to learn how to forge Divine Artifacts. A Divine Artifact painstakingly crafted at great expense might not even be stronger than their own divine bodies.
David was quite pleased. He put away the two dark-gold blades. They would be perfect for the fused clone body in