The only way Rong Nianbing could claw back even a slight disadvantage was with his Eight Kitchen Knives. Though called kitchen knives, they were actually all top-tier divine artifacts. Seven of them possessed the attributes of ice, fire, wind, earth, space, light, and darkness. These seven kitchen knives were all pseudo-super divine artifacts, just one step away from becoming true super divine artifacts. They could also fuse together; once fused, they would take that final step and unleash the might of a super divine artifact. Aside from these seven attribute-bearing kitchen knives, Rong Nianbing had another called the Ghost Carving Divine Knife. This knife was also Rong Nianbing's strongest weapon. Compared individually, the other seven kitchen knives all fell short of it. This was because the Ghost Carving Divine Knife had faintly taken that step already, making it the most basic kind of super divine artifact. However, Rong Nianbing was not using the Ghost Carving Divine Knife at this moment. Instead, he had fused the seven attribute kitchen knives and was fighting with the fused blade. The fused kitchen knife was still superior to the Ghost Carving Divine Knife, allowing Rong Nianbing to unleash his strongest combat power. The Fire Dragon King had once possessed a divine artifact, but Tang San had taken it away. Now, he had no divine artifact to use. It was precisely because he lacked one that he had yet to defeat Rong Nianbing. Divine artifacts had a considerable effect on a deity's combat power, though this mainly applied to human deities. Their impact on soul beasts was not as great. After all, soul beasts were most accustomed to fighting with their true bodies. In such circumstances, weapons usually could not be used. Thus, not having a divine artifact did not greatly affect the Fire Dragon
Douluo: Legend of the Dragon Phoenix
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