Lin Luo looked at Alexander with a trace of resentment in his eyes.
Alexander felt a chill under that gaze and hurriedly turned away.
Naturally, Lin Luo would not tell Alexander about something so embarrassing.
He approached the Lava-Soil Dragon's corpse, drew his sword, plunged it deep into the dragon's body, and pulled out its heart.
Then he cut open its belly, and a longsword coated in gastric acid came into view.
Its flaws could not hide its merits. Though it looked filthy, its sharp edge could not be concealed.
Moonveil Katana.
A blade forged from glintstone. A masterpiece crafted by a Sellian swordsmith—when sheathed, the blade glowed, hence the name "Moonveil."
Lin Luo took out soap and a little water from his inventory bag. After cleaning it and confirming that there was no odor left, he gripped the sheath in his hand.
Whoosh, whoosh.
He swiftly drew the blade, and its blue edge instantly struck the Lava-Soil Dragon's corpse.
The result did not disappoint Lin Luo. The razor-sharp blade made him feel as though he were cutting tofu. The remaining scales on the Lava-Soil Dragon were split cleanly in two by Moonveil Katana, and the wound still carried a deep azure aura of scorching heat.
"The real thing really is something else..."
Lin Luo played with the longsword in his hand, unable to hide the delight in his voice.
"Looks like you got a very powerful weapon!"
Seeing Lin Luo like this, Alexander was sincerely happy for him.
"Let's go, Jar Brother!"
Lin Luo happily tucked Moonveil Katana at his waist and spoke to Alexander.
Alexander answered, then touched the blue light at the end of the cave.
Their figures flickered, and they were suddenly back at the entrance to Gael Tunnel.
"Well then, Jar Brother, see you at