Why a Great Elf weapon was called the Sword of the Wailing Cage was unknown.
But its value was undoubtedly immense. After all, it needed to be soaked in a Great Elf's blood—even if it was an enemy Great Elf's blood or that of an aged Great Elf, it was still exceedingly precious.
Below Great Elf weapons were dragonbone weapons, armaments made from dragon bones. Liszt strongly suspected that Marquis Bull's greatsword wreathed in blue flames was a dragonbone weapon. As it happened, a section of Sapphire Dragon's left foreleg had broken off, and much of its power had also been stolen by Marquis Bull.
The clues matched.
Below that came Little Elf weapons, followed by gemstone weapons, and then magical equipment. The value of magical equipment varied greatly, depending on the worth of the materials used. If it was made from materials of high-level Magic Beasts or even super Magic Beasts, its value could absolutely rival that of a dragonbone weapon.
As for weapons above Great Elf weapons, the most likely possibilities were Dragon Tooth Weapons and Dragon Elf weapons. Now there was also the dragon soul weapon Elkerson had told him about.
Perhaps one day, even an "Elf King weapon" will appear and become legend, Liszt thought.
Elf Kings evolved from Dragon Elves. Though they existed only in legend, and no one knew their appearance, abilities, or value, that did not mean they could not become real. So long as they could exist, they could be killed, bled, and used to soak weapons.
He even thought, *If dragon teeth were used as the main material for a weapon, infused with a dragon's soul, then soaked in an Elf King's blood, could it become a supreme, one-of-a-kind divine artifact? I truly hope that one day, I can forge such