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To a certain extent, this was also a threefold theory.

When you looked at a mountain, it was a mountain. When you looked at a mountain, it was not a mountain. When you looked at a mountain again, it was a mountain.

An ordinary swordsman treated a sword as a weapon, then wielded that weapon.

A powerful swordsman had their own understanding of the sword, expanding its meaning and concept before incorporating more things into it.

But by the time one reached Naimus's level, one returned to the beginning.

A sword was a weapon; it was merely that this sword could be formed from any kind of power.

Naimus could also turn anything into his own sword.

For example, the projected sword currently in Naimus's hand.

This was also an insight he had gained before.

After gaining the "Bestowal" and "Living Soul" traits, Naimus had been able to bring his swords to life and grant them missions.

At that time, his swords could even be regarded as creations, or as his subordinates.

Since swords could be living things, then living things—or everything else—could also be swords.

These conceptual matters would not increase any numerical stat.

Yet they could open up a higher path in accordance with those concepts.

The blade swung. Naimus's strike seemed like nothing more than that of an ordinary knight's longsword.

Alaros, who faced this sword, was clearly a Demon Lord. Using the Twins rules and forbidden knowledge, he had transformed his life into its current state, yet he could not help recalling his days as a human.

Back then, he had offended a Paladin over some matter. At that time, that Paladin had also struck with a sword just like this.

The him of this moment and the him of that time were no different at