Mine?

Jian Nai's strike was clearly from his Sword of Order; at the very least, many of its internal structures were extremely similar.

But that was not difficult to understand.

The more one understood the power of fortune, the more one realized how difficult it was to initiate people into this power that seemingly everyone possessed.

Most people knew that fortune existed, but not why.

The reason so many people could get started, aside from the fact that everyone possessed fortune, was the "seed" that was Naimus's Sword of Fortune.

Fortune valued connections above all else. Without any connection at all, it was difficult to come into contact with fortune.

The Sword of Fortune was that initial connection.

And as the Sword Saint of Fortune, Naimus could naturally take advantage of that to grasp all fortune linked by the Sword of Fortune.

My Swordsmanship... Guilliman sighed, unsure whether it was right or wrong.

The Twin Demon's threat was greater now, but who could say how great the Fictional Demon's threat would be in the future?

There was no time to think further. Naimus had already swung his sword.

As far as Naimus could see, there were only three ways to break a taboo.

The first was naturally to use a deeper taboo to dispel it.

The second was to use an inherently pure attribute such as holiness to weaken the taboo. That required absolute power.

The third was to prescribe the right remedy.

A so-called taboo was merely a technique of knowledge capable of disrupting numbers and causing abnormal changes in them.

And as long as it was a technique, it would have its own tendencies and flaws. Once it was countered, the technique would be unable to take effect.

The same was true of taboos. It was just that they