[Toughbone Corpse-Poison Blade] [Sacrificial Item ranking: 8146] [Attribute enhancements: A Tang Dao fused with Black Zombie Nail and Bone Club. Increased sharpness, toughness, damage, toxicity, and tearing power.] [Corpse poison: Attacks inflict corpse poison, reducing constitution. The poison clings to wounds like maggots burrowing into bone. Wounds cannot heal naturally for 24 hours and will bleed continuously.] [Hardness: The blade is hard. No force or attack can bend it. Hardness greatly increased.] [Sacrificial Item: A supernatural item. Every use comes at a price!] [Cost of use: The corpse poison effect must remain active at all times, or the user will be transformed into a zombie!] [Hidden attribute: If you are Chu Sheng, there is no cost of use!]
As expected, it was another low-ranked Sacrificial Item.
Chu Sheng had no idea how many Sacrificial Items there were in total, but after fusing supernatural materials and crafting Sacrificial Items so many times, he had a rough guess.
He estimated that there were a little over ten thousand at most. There might not even be ten thousand, only nine thousand and change.
The higher a Sacrificial Item ranked, the stronger it seemed to be. The highest-ranked one he had seen was Captain Hui's Bone-Poison Dagger.
It ranked 3714th, and its basic abilities were much like those of other Sacrificial Items, but it possessed one ridiculously powerful ability.
As long as an attack broke through the target's defenses, it would inflict corpse poison and a curse. A Sequence Adept of the same level would inevitably die within three days.
That was not poison. That was causality, a concept.
If a Sacrificial Item ranked in the three thousands already possessed a conceptual ability like that, Chu Sheng could not begin to imagine what abilities the higher-ranked ones might have.
Meanwhile, after seeing