An utterly unremarkable sacrificial item-that was Chu Sheng's assessment.
Still, Chu Sheng was quite satisfied with it. After all, it was a sacrificial item made from just one piece of umbral iron.
Judging by the amount of material used, his remaining umbral iron could make another twenty-seven or twenty-eight daggers like this.
What was there to be dissatisfied with?
He couldn't have been happier!
But what surprised and delighted him most wasn't that. It was the sacrificial item's cost. The price of using it had caught his attention.
This cost...
Although this sacrificial item ranked low and its ability was of limited use, it neatly resolved one of his lingering concerns.
Why had he been unwilling to arm ordinary people?
Wasn't it because he feared they would stab him in the back?
Sacrificial items had all sorts of bizarre abilities, but if their costs were like the Frostshade Dagger's, he wouldn't have to worry about that problem.
Later, he could give some sacrificial items to ordinary survivors and have them gather supplies and supernatural materials.
There was a very good chance this could work.
After all, the Frostshade Dagger was underwhelming, but the other sacrificial items he forged in the future might not be.
He belonged to the heavenly craftsman sequence and lacked much combat power, yet he could rely on sacrificial items to fight anomalies, even surpassing many combat sequence users. Wasn't that all thanks to the sacrificial items he had fused?
It was feasible for ordinary survivors to fight anomalies using sacrificial items.
But not yet.
The Convoy was on the move. Although they sometimes stopped along the way to replenish supplies, these survivors couldn't gather much. Unless something extreme happened, they weren't even in any danger.
That idea would have to wait until they settled down.
Holding