Xal'atath, an artifact brimming with dark power, was an excellent match for the Small Arcane Golem custom-made for it.
The powerful shadow energy it supplied flowed through the body cast from shadowstone, more than enough to meet the Small Arcane Golem's movement needs.
With a Xal'atath-brand power source, the Small Arcane Golem no longer needed to worry about energy shortages.
The only regret was that this dark artifact was far too short.
Even straightened out, Xal'atath would only have been a little over half a meter long.
This oddly shaped dagger, a little more curved than the Full Moon Scimitar, was destined to be used in close-quarters combat.
Was Herad supposed to turn into a martial arts master and teach the Small Arcane Golem a flashy Divine Blade Slash?
In fact, even if Herad really knew Divine Blade Slash, he could not possibly use it on the battlefield.
On a battlefield with tens of thousands of enemies, even supreme martial arts could not kill that many foes!
Ding Peng, the protagonist of The Full Moon Scimitar, had only cut down a little over three hundred martial arts masters even at the peak of his strength.
Even if each slash killed an enemy, he would still have to cut them down one slash at a time.
How could that compare to the satisfaction of hacking away with a greatsword or a long-handled saber, killing ten enemies with a single swing?
Although it gave him a headache, he still had to keep using this short dark artifact.
After all, the sharpness of this oddly shaped dagger was unquestionably satisfactory!
The Old Gods were gods, after all.
How many weapons in the world could have been made from a god's claw?
To master advanced dagger techniques, Herad specifically sought Alleria's instruction in dagger