Three Generals Camp.
The soldiers formed a battle formation, orderly arrayed, winding their way through the mountains like a robust python.
Liu Er rode a yellow steed, fondling the Xuanhuang Sword in his hands.
This treasured sword was thick and edgeless; its blade was an earthy yellow color, with black patterns distributed on the surface resembling the veins of the earth.
The hilt was black, with rings of earthy yellow circling it, at intervals filled with the essence of Earth Element Skill, implying a sense of sedimentation and protection.
Ning Zhuo had gifted the Xuanhuang Mother Stone to Liu Er, which the National Craftsman Jin Li had used, along with the weapon blueprint provided by Liu Er, to forge this piece.
This was not a Magic Treasure, but a weapon.
Magic Treasures are more focused on the casting of Spells, while weapons contain Military Art, which often influences people and objects, imposing positive or negative effects on them (them).
