The Supernatural Artifacts in Charlotte's possession—the Vampire Hand Axe and Blood Rose—went without saying. They were both Vampiric Weapons, not products of human craftsmanship.
The Anti-Space Long-Range Rifle, the two Fire Cromwell Silver Rhinos, and even the Supernatural Dagger seized from the first assassin were all products of Classic Alchemy.
Well, the Cat's Mask was not an alchemical creation, but an authentic magical item.
Charlotte usually did not like using this Supernatural Artifact.
This Knight's Lance itself possessed only two properties: extreme sturdiness and armor piercing. Yet it came with a particularly special attribute: whoever held this Knight's Lance could summon a "Spirit Steed"!
Spirit Steeds were not creatures found on the Old Continent. They lived in another world, and once summoned, they made the finest mounts on the battlefield. They charged into battle and were almost never exhausted.
Charlotte pointed at it and asked, "Where is this Knight's Lance stored?"
Butler Datt's legs trembled even harder. More frightened than ever, he said in a low voice, "The Baron took it away."
Charlotte thought back but had not seen the lance on the battlefield. The rough Knight who killed the Baron used only an ordinary lance. Where did the Baron's Supernatural Knight's Lance go?
He immediately sent someone to question the surrendered Madame Nanseras, and soon received an answer. That rough Knight had obtained the Baron's six Supernatural Weapons and had sent people to deliver them all back to Byron.
Charlotte immediately felt that the fellow had not died unjustly.
He had obtained something on the battlefield, yet instead of pocketing it himself, he sent it back to Byron. What kind of brain was that?
But when Charlotte remembered that he was a Blood Butcher, it no longer seemed strange.
Blood Butchers could also be considered a type of Knight,