Shrieks of humiliation and rage came wave after wave, their sound waves stronger than before.
The calligraphy characters suppressing the evil spirit shone brilliantly, weakening its power.
Anyone with eyes could tell that Ke Meng's perfect slash had done no damage whatsoever to the evil spirit.
"What a shame. Such a perfect slash, all spectacle with none of the fighting power to match," Director Lei said regretfully.
Director Lei had more or less seen through the Flawless Sword's true nature. It looked impressive but was useless.
Ke Meng did not try any new tests with the Flawless Sword either. That last strike really had been completely useless.
"Oh, right. Did you record that?" Ke Meng remembered his review footage. That shot could definitely pass for movie-quality footage. It needed no added special effects; the original was already stunning.
Ke Meng looked around and spotted several high-speed cameras capable of capturing fast-moving objects.
"Every testing room has professional recording equipment. It's already running, so don't worry," Director Lei said with a nod.
Ke Meng relaxed. Whatever tests came next, he would not need to put in any effort. He could simply watch.
He had already decided on the footage for this video: the Flawless Sword slashing an evil spirit.
He could title the video "Demon Slayer," "Ghost Slayer," or something else. The aim was to keep it short and punchy, with spaces separating the words to give it just the right feel.
Just then, the tester, Chen Yi, took out a spirit-banishing treasure to use as a testing tool.
The evil spirit, whose clothing was half red, was beaten back by a Level Six Object designed to banish spirits. After being worn down for over ten minutes, it finally disintegrated.
Director Lei then began his analysis. Judging by the blood Chen