Looking at the system prompt, Shi Feng hesitated.
Whether it was the Red-Eyed Sword Saint's inheritance guidance or a blessing for the Calamity Blade, both were opportunities that came once in a millennium.
Inheritance guidance could not only help players unlock their Mana Body, but might even allow the Mana Body to break through the shackles of 100%. It all depended on one's personal comprehension. Especially for a titled Sword Saint like the Red-Eyed Sword Saint—during an era when Tier 6 God-ranked experts had yet to appear, he stood at the very pinnacle of power. Even without formidable attributes, he could rely solely on his own techniques to fight heroes and even dragons of the same tier.
The inheritance guidance of such an expert was naturally all the more precious.
Likewise, a blessing for the Calamity Blade was incomparably precious.
This involved permanently consuming a portion of one's own mana and attaching it to a weapon, allowing the weapon to gain some of its enchanter's abilities. On the surface, the weapon's attributes would not change at all, but its power and the effects of its attached magic skills would improve significantly, and it would also gain the hidden effects of mana.
A blessing from a titled Sword Saint was no less effective than upgrading an Epic Weapon into a Fragmented Legendary Item.
For the expert players of God's Domain's major superpowers, a weapon comparable to a Fragmented Legendary Item was practically a divine artifact, something they could use for almost their entire lives. After all, Epic Weapons and Equipment above Level 100 could have their level caps raised through special methods, though the cost was even greater than obtaining an Epic Weapon itself.
However, for a weapon comparable to a Fragmented Legendary Item, such costs were nothing.
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