[Spear: Meteor] [Type: Divine Artifact] [Special Attributes: Unstoppable, True Damage] [Innate Skill: Oath] [Description: Forged with an Orichalcum point and a shaft made from a branch of the World Tree, this divine artifact was born from the union of mighty divine power and unimaginable craftsmanship. Odin, the God of War, put the Wisdom he had gained at the cost of an eye to good use in this artifact, granting it the power to make an Oath and receive aid toward its fulfillment. But that power came with a severe restriction—if the Oath was not fulfilled in time, the artifact would lose this ability forever.]
Pan Long held the spear, satisfied at first. But after reading its description several times, he frowned. He had spotted a problem.
This spear... it didn't have the "indestructible" attribute!
Divine artifacts generally received a boost to their strength, but its materials were what they were. No matter how much that strength was enhanced, how sturdy could a branch of the World Tree really be?
If the tree had been that sturdy, Nidhogg wouldn't have bitten through its roots and brought it down!
Frowning, he closed his eyes. A moment later, a new entry appeared among Meteor's attributes: "Durability."
Four stars.
"Just as I thought." Pan Long took out the Platinum Star longsword and looked down at it. Its durability was six stars.
As he understood it, this "durability" rating was probably modeled on the card-drawing games he had played in his previous life.
One star was the lowest, and six stars the highest.
By the conventions of certain European-style online games, the tiers would probably be "poor, common, fine, outstanding, legendary, mythical."
Platinum Star had indestructible Orichalcum for its frame and had been crafted by Bi Lingkong, an Immortal and Buddha. Its durability