Hokage of Azeroth

"Call it—Wind Chaser Blade!"

After thinking for a moment, Luo Wei said the name.

In fact, he wanted to name it "Thunder's Wrath: Wind Chaser's Blessed Sword", but he thought that this name was too arrogant, and it was suspected of being frivolous.

So it came up with a relatively common name - Wind Chasing Blade.

It seems pretty good.

Luo Wei was very satisfied with the two Wind Chasing Blades. Although they were far from being comparable to those famous weapons, they were still decent.

He didn't have time to test the sharpness of the new weapon.

The troll has amazing resilience. Basra soon ended his temporary rest and began to forge weapons for others. Naturally, Rowe also had to provide chakra for the forging process.

One day passed, and the weapons of Marissa and Sandel were forged.

When night came, Basra and everyone rested one after another.

Luo Wei tried the Wind Chaser Blade for a while, and then took out the two enchanted sheepskin scrolls he bought in Nanhai Town.

Most enchantment scrolls are very simple to use, taking into account the possibility that the buyer is a non-spellcaster.

For example, for these two "strike" enchantment scrolls, you only need to pierce the parchment somewhere with the sword blade to complete the enchantment.

The two wind-chasing blades pierced the enchanted scroll, and there was a flash of light, and the double blades were already equipped with a "strike" effect.

Since the material of light cast iron itself emits a relatively bright light, the appearance of the double blades does not change significantly after enchantment.

However, Luo Wei could still feel that the enchantment effect made the Wind Chasing Blade sharper.

Before resting, he remembered something again and took out a blood-colored crystal stone from his bag. It was the blood stone amulet he got from the Syndicate bandits.

Holding the blood-colored amulet in his hand, he could vaguely feel the energy contained in it, some kind of evil energy.

After staring at the bloody amulet and thinking for a moment, Luo Wei immersed himself in consciousness and unfolded the "Book of Sealings".

He chose a B-level ninja sealing style and injected the energy from the blood-colored amulet into it.

The energy of the blood-colored talisman is quite abundant, and the seal can be unlocked directly.

[Heart-stifling charm]

[It can be implanted into the enemy's body and attached to the heart. The user can decide life or death with just one thought]

[It is extremely easy to break free during the implantation process and can only be used on enemies who are unable to resist]

When he first saw the effect, Luo Wei thought it was a great weapon, but when he looked at the restrictions, his interest suddenly waned.

It can only be used on people who are unable to resist...

In other words, this thing is useless in combat.

The enemy must be defeated, captured alive, and tied up before using the heart-stifling charm on them.

Luo Wei thought for a moment alone and looked at the blood stone amulet in his hand. The blood stone amulet, which had been drained of energy, eclipsed it and turned into an ordinary stone.

He threw the stone away and went to rest.

Although there were weapons being forged the next day, it had little to do with Luo Wei.

Wind attribute chakra can certainly make weapons sharper, but Lepolis's weapon is a sledgehammer, so it doesn't matter how sharp it is, so naturally he doesn't need his help.

Tias's two daggers consume very little material and time, and can be completed easily.

At this point, all five people were equipped with light cast iron weapons. The materials used for forging plus the crafting fee, Luo Wei paid a total of ten light cast iron ingots to Basra.

"Thank you, Mr. Basra." Rowe thanked the old troll.

"You're welcome, you have already paid." Basra smiled, "If you really still want to express your gratitude, just don't spread the news about my seclusion everywhere... Unless you can find someone willing to A brave man who did me a big favor."

"What are you busy with?"

Basra: "Help me kill Secloniya, a powerful wind elemental. Whoever can kill Secloniya, I will build a weapon for him for free. That will probably be the last thing before my old bones are buried in the ground." piece of work.”

Luo Wei thought for a while: "How powerful is that wind element?"

"If the five of you can have the courage to die together, you should have a glimmer of hope of defeating it." Basra laughed twice.

"I understand." Luo Wei nodded.

"By the way, young man, can you tell me the name of the power you have?" the old troll finally asked.

"Chakra."

"Chakra?" Basra frowned at first, then shook his head, "Okay... forgive me for being ignorant."

"In my opinion, this kind of power is very close to the power of elements. Maybe you will be suitable to become a shaman." The old troll had turned around and slowly walked towards his cabin, "But I haven't seen it yet. No human has ever become a shaman."

"See you later."

Before he finished speaking, the old troll sat in the wooden house and closed his eyes to rest.

"Goodbye, Mr. Basra." Luo Wei said goodbye to the others, then turned and left.

The five people returned along the original path.

When they reached the place where they met the stone element, Luo Wei ordered: "Let's rest here for a few days and see if we can find the stone element from before."

"No problem, my sword is already thirsty!" Sandel waved the brand new light cast iron sword in his hand a few times.

Lepoliss said with a smile: "Who said that his original weapon was completely fine?"

"Whatever you say." Sandel was a little embarrassed, then ran behind Lepoliss and touched his war hammer, "Honestly, why do I feel that your hammer is brighter than my sword?"

"I think so too." Marissa seemed to agree.

"Really?" Lepoliss was a little surprised and asked the remaining two people.

"It's true." Luo Wei said, looking at his war hammer.

Tias: "Lepoliss, what did you name your hammer?"

"Masonry's hammer." Lepoliss said, taking off his war hammer and weighing it in his hand. "It will remind me that I am a mason."

The five people set up a tent here to rest. Rowe and Tias went out from time to time to look for traces of stone elements.

Tias is indeed a professional. Two days later, he ran to the camp and said, "Everyone, I found the stone element."

"Let's go!" Luo Wei stood up immediately.

Under the leadership of Tias, several people climbed over two hills and saw the huge stone element they had seen from a distance not long ago.

"Hey, that's..." However, the sight in front of them surprised them.

I saw a giant snow-white wolf lying on the mountain not far away, with a body like a stone element made of obsidian.

The giant wolf's fur was as white as frost and snow, but most of it was stained red with blood, and it was dying.

In front of Stone Elemental, there was a green-skinned orc who was forced to the edge of the cliff. His body was stained with blood, he was holding a long knife, and his face was full of anger and fear.

Looking at the stone element approaching him, the orc couldn't help but let out a trembling roar: "Roar——"