Indestructible Body Of Vajra Of The Village Leader

Chapter 1200: Chapter 940~941: The Three Talents of Heaven, Earth, and Man! Struck by Heaven’s Punishment!

As the misunderstanding was resolved, Li Wuji, Jian Xiong, and others found it difficult to obstruct the normal proceedings of the Sword Melting and Knife Casting Conference on the grounds of ”righteousness.”

This novel blood refinement conducted in Divine Iron City truly captured the interest of many casters present, making their eyes light up with enthusiasm.

Some thought that after Jiang Dali’s stern words, Li Wuji and the others would quickly leave to avoid future retribution.

To their surprise, although Li Wuji and his group looked displeased, they showed no intention of leaving and remained on-site observing, making it unclear what their intentions were.

The usually hot-tempered and cold Black Wind Village Chief surprisingly did not drive them away, but instead displayed enough magnanimity as the host, causing many observing casters and faction representatives to secretly nod in approval, thinking that the Black Wind Village Chief was not unreasonable, but rather very respectful, and joining his faction in the future might be a good thing.

For a moment, the atmosphere on site began to undergo subtle changes.

This fluctuation in people’s hearts was very apparent to Jiang Dali, with some casters who initially exuded a hostile red glow now having had it dissipate.

For him, this signified a phase success, indicating that these originally hostile casters’ mental defenses were beginning to crumble, gradually accepting Divine Iron City’s status.

Thus, his first phase of breaking the ice had been achieved, merely awaiting the success of sword melting and knife casting to showcase true power, ensuring this conference would end perfectly with Divine Iron City becoming renowned in the casting world.

At this time, as more blood was poured in by the players, filling the Artifact Refining Pool, thick, blood-scented steam began to envelop the scene.

The Fire Qilin Sword, bathed in this bloody aura, frequently buzzed and trembled, emitting an eerie glow. Even the scale armor on the sword seemed to regain vitality, becoming as blood-red and stunning as ever, yet showing no sign of melting.

However, the expressions of many casters present gradually became solemn and serious, having already seen the hope of melting the Fire Qilin Sword, realizing that the method of blood refinement lived up to its reputation.

In fact, human blood cannot enhance the temperature of earth fire and can even cause interference.

But blood refinement doesn’t adjust the earth fire temperature; it adjusts the spirituality of the divine weapon, causing the divine weapon itself to undergo wondrous reactive changes.

Even without the Reverse Scale of the Fire Qilin, its material is extremely special, requiring fire temperatures tenfold that of ordinary fine iron during forging, and once cast, its blade is several times heavier than other blades of the same volume.

Once fused with the Reverse Scale of the Fire Qilin, this sword becomes almost impossible to remelt, even earth fire can’t shake it.

Thus, it is necessary to adjust the spirituality of the Fire Qilin Sword, allowing it to dissolve on its own after its spirituality has been shaken.

Adjusting the spirituality of a divine weapon, it’s commonly recognized in the casting world that human blood is indeed very effective, but it’s considered taboo and unacceptable.

Because humans, as the most intelligent of all beings, naturally possess the strongest spirituality in their blood, surpassing ordinary fierce beasts, but using human blood for a blood sacrifice is an affront to Human Dao and is not allowed.

Beyond human blood, the blood of exotic beasts is even better.

However, exotic beasts are rare, and even if found, the total blood from one or two is insufficient. Too many, unless of the same species, would result in conflicting blood that is counterproductive.

The decision to use blood refinement for melting the Fire Qilin Sword was reached collectively by Yu Cheng’an, Tie Kuangtu, and Jiang Dali.

Initially, Yu Cheng’an opposed considering such industry taboos, but after hearing the proposed unconventional blood donation method and seeing the willingness of the Abnormal People to donate blood, he no longer objected.

Thus, a novel large-scale blood donation event, where players voluntarily chose to participate in exchange for rewards, was swiftly implemented after being announced by Jiang Dali.

Most players in Black Wind Village were renowned blood bulls in the Martial World, lacking money and wives but not blood.

Seeing this blood-for-money event as an easy task, they quickly signed up, and the needed 100 slots for the event were filled in less than half an hour, with unprecedented enthusiasm.

Players who didn’t secure a blood donation slot sobbed in the latrine, advocating for more such events so everyone could participate, hoping to create a man-made Blood Lake.

The enthusiasm and positivity of the players surpassed Yu Cheng’an’s expectations.

Even Tie Kuangtu didn’t expect such high engagement in this self-harming activity from this group of abnormal people, feeling as if a new world had opened up.

Originally, blood refinement required the fresh blood of living beings to meet the standards.

Even slaughtering livestock on the spot seemed gory, but once players were called to participate, all kinds of taboos and brutal scenes became comedic and cheerful.

Players didn’t even need anyone to help draw blood; they were enthusiastic to do it themselves, truly becoming self-sustaining werewolves.

Thus, despite the blood grooves being joyfully filled, within the cave, with players’ cries of pain and oddly cheerful exclamations, the scene turned from terrifying to oddly lighthearted and inexplicable.

As time passed, the Fire Qilin Sword in the Artifact Refining Pool, after its initial fervent tremors and buzzing, seemed to lose strength, and the eerie glow from the jade-green hilt gradually faded, resembling a drunkard who had consumed too much.