Though it was a bit useless, it still had to be returned. Chi Xiao held extraordinary significance for Lungmen.
If it was to be delivered, it should go to Wei Yenwu.
Making the lord feel respected was the most basic courtesy.
"Besides, this thing has already been destroyed by nearly half. Repairing it would require Lungmen to find someone else anyway... Better to give it directly to Wei Yenwu and explain a few things while I'm at it, so he doesn't worry himself sick."
Fear invited unnecessary trouble.
Hoshino stroked Chi Xiao's blade. It was clearly cold metal, yet she could sense the heat within it. Its spirituality remained.
It wasn't a major problem.
Heavy Bunny entered work mode. Its massive metal claws served as shovels, clearing away and collecting the obsidian. These reflective black [glass] fragments naturally carried an air of mystery and religion, making them suitable for sculptures.
They couldn't go to waste.
There was more than obsidian—there was glass in all sorts of colors. The shrine's soil contained sand, and the sudden high temperatures and pressure had turned it into glass. Only at the center of a nuclear explosion could one hope to see such a sight.
"Judgment of Shamash, huh? One swing turns everything into scorched white earth. Ch'en's skills still aren't there."
Hoshino sighed.
She gave Heavy Bunny her requirements. "I only have one requirement: it must be sturdy enough to withstand attacks on the level of Skyfire, and its appearance must remain as close to the original as possible. It needs to look like a proper shrine."
This job was truly making things difficult for Heavy Bunny.
Even Heavy Bunny itself could not survive the might of a single strike from Skyfire. It could only quantumize and regenerate itself, which was effectively rebirth.
Let