The weapon refiner was the most sensitive person towards weapons.
Although Harrison still couldn't believe that Zen had made a fairy weapon, the sword in front of him was the proof that the latter did it.
Zen held the sword's hilt and gently brandished it around. Then a satisfied smile crossed his face.
Zen noticed a texture at the bottom of the sword that looked more complex and beautifully-shaped than the spiritual textures on his body.
The more he looked at it, the more he realized that it wasn't a spiritual texture but a fairy texture.
The sword bore a fairy texture, and that could only mean that it was indeed a fairy weapon.
After wielding it, Zen suddenly turned and thrust the sword diagonally upward.
"Shoop!"
A beam of bright silver light rushed out from the point of the sword. It was so sharp that it pierced the eaves on its way.
The eaves at Quenching Peak were made of steel. But now, the ray of light from the sharp sword left a hole in the eaves just as if they were made of mud.
The damage was made from the power of the sword. Zen didn't even have to use his demonic life vitality.
'This sword didn't have a name before it was finished. Now that I ultimately condensed it, I will give it a name, ' Zen pondered. 'Because of its powerful light, I'll just call it Streamer!'
The sword in his hand suddenly gave a wave of tremor when he thought of this name.
"Eh?" Zen looked curiously at the Streamer Sword. It was said that a part of the magic weapon's consciousness would gradually awaken when it became powerful enough. Although it could not communicate with its owner directly, it could create some connection with the owner. It was the link between the sword intent and its owner's consciousness.
After the awakening of the sword intent, it would condense into a sword beast. Then the sword would finally be its owner's incarnation.
However, whether this sword could form into a sword beast was something that Zen wouldn't be able to know just now, so he shrugged off the idea for the time being.
What had just happened caused quite a stir, drawing all the disciples at Quenching Peak. These disciples in black or white robes all huddled at the gate of the Seventeenth Court, stretching their heads to try to peer in.
They were curious about who was the weapon refiner that had caused such a stir in the Seventeenth Court.
No sooner than that, the gate of the Seventeenth Court became overcrowded.
From not so far away, two figures suddenly sprinted and then firmly stopped by the gate. The two men came from the fire pool and were known by the names of Jerrison and Merk.
When they saw the crowd at the gate of the Seventeenth Court, they immediately realized that the wave was from here. This saved them the trouble of going door to door.
Seeing their masters had arrived, the disciples that gathered at the gate of the Seventeenth Court all made way for them.
"Who was refining the weapon?" Merk asked before entering through the gate.
But Jerrison's eyes were much sharper. As soon as he got into the Seventeenth Court, he glanced around and found Zen with the sword in his hands.
When Harrison heard Merk's question, he quickly came up to Merk and bowed obediently. "Master Jiang, it was me."
"It was you!" Harrison's reply led Merk to think that it was Harrison who condensed the fairy weapon that caused such a great wave. There were not many disciples at Quenching Peak and Merk knew every disciple very well.
Harrison had some talent, and through hard work, he could become a good weapon refiner.
However, his limited talent allowed him to refine medium-grade spiritual weapons at most. If he was painstaking with weapon refining and could luckily get some insights into this art, he might be able to be an outstanding weapon refiner and refine top-grade spiritual weapons.
Yet, Harrison was never meant to be a guru of weapon refining. He didn't have even the slightest chance of it. So, how could he forge a fairy weapon?
Thus, Merk couldn't believe that it was Harrison at all. But when he looked at Harrison's calm and cautious face, he didn't see a slight hint of a lie in him. This made Merk a little confused for a moment.
But Jerrison was quite calmer than Merk and couldn't be fooled easily. "What weapon have you just worked out? Is it the sword that that young man holds?" Jerrison inquired.
Harrison then realized that Merk had misunderstood him. He waved his hand hurriedly and said, "Master Jiang, I think you misunderstood what I was saying. That sword wasn't created by me. I just made a top-grade mysterious weapon together with the other disciples of Seventeenth Court. And that young man is Zen, a disciple from Drizzle Peak. He was not forging a weapon but condensing the sword!"
"So he condensed out a fairy weapon?" Jerrison questioned further.
"Yes." Harrison answered with a nod.
His quick answer silenced Merk and Jerrison momentarily.
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