Lal City's Transformation: The Company Has a Few Too Many Enemies

As everyone prepared to leave, Kilman turned back to the corpse in purple armor and pulled out its greatsword, which was a full two meters long.

The sword was exquisitely crafted. Its blade was thirty centimeters wide and reddish gold. Though dozens of nicks and dents marred its edge and surface, the material was clearly extraordinary.

The guard connecting the blade to the hilt resembled a pair of spread eagle wings.

Intricate patterns covered the thick hilt.

The moment Kilman gripped it with both hands, he seemed to activate a hidden mechanism.

A flash of golden light ran across the sword. Then blinding currents burst from the hilt and raced over Kilman's entire body.

"Kilman!" Molly cried.

But despite the fierce electrical assault, Kilman showed no sign of pain or discomfort.

"Don't worry," Kilman said with a smile. "It's the weapon's security system. It's checking whether I'm authorized to use it."

The currents lasted about ten seconds. With a crisp whir of machinery, they vanished.

Then the two-meter Giant Sword rapidly contracted and wrapped around Kilman's right arm, becoming a snug, heavy crimson armguard covered in inscriptions.

"What?!" Everyone stared at the strange sight in shock.

Su Yi was impressed too. In his previous life, no matter how much Players coveted the Ancient Entropy Empire's powerful, striking equipment, they could never bring out its full strength.

Underhanded methods could bypass a weapon's self-check, but then it was no different from an ordinary club.

The Bandwidth and transformation functions Players wanted most remained unusable.

Yet here Kilman was, effortlessly wielding a warrior's sword at least twenty thousand years old.

Unfortunately, the conceptual seal over the Ancient Entropy Empire still existed at this stage.

Su Yi couldn't inspect the items' detailed information either.

Those seals would not crack until the late stages