After the hammer and spear, it also had one basic weapon and one weapon that could be transformed from the [Martial Soul] of [Thousand-Machine Beast].
These four weapons each possessed different attribute bonuses and attached Ultimate Moves.
[Martial Soul Blacksmith] could equip these weapons simultaneously, gaining a certain degree of stacked attributes within the limits, while using its own divinity to enhance each weapon's Ultimate Move, raising their power to the tier of "divine artifacts."
Thus, what determined [Martial Soul Blacksmith]'s strength was not merely the number of [Martial Soul] layers, but also the types of those [Martial Souls] and the kinds of attached Ultimate Moves.
Among [Martial Soul Blacksmith]'s three basic layers of [Martial Soul], the hammer delivered violent damage and wide-range shock kills.
The spear was for single-target sniping, killing with a single blow.
The remaining greatsword balanced offense and defense, but was comparatively mediocre.
What it drew from behind at this moment was precisely that greatsword.
It was a greatsword with blood grooves carved into its blade, capable of "draining life" by killing opponents. It therefore possessed a certain degree of endurance as well.
As for the [Martial Soul] transformed from [Thousand-Machine Beast]... its primary purpose was to stack the number of [Martial Soul] layers. After all, [Thousand-Machine Beast] was endlessly adaptable and could reliably increase the number of [Martial Soul] by 1.
But that also meant [Martial Soul Blacksmith] had only one available layer of [Martial Soul] remaining.
Quilamo had originally believed that once [Martial Soul Blacksmith] used its hammer to knock away Dark's three Magic Spirits, then used its spear to lock onto Dark himself, the duel would be over.
He never expected that Dark not only had not died, but had not even been injured.
However, Quilamo was a battle-hardened veteran, and this minor