Farming with Entries: From Lord to Emperor-Chapter 296 - 190: Ashbringer
"Seems about right."
Luo De held the sword with one hand, and the blazing energy began to circulate within his body, quickly flowing into his arm.
This time, there were no obstacles; the blazing energy swiftly flowed into the Heavy Sword.
"Hoo!"
A dull sound echoed as the Demon Steel Heavy Sword flashed red instantly!
The patterns on it were like burning flames, continuously flowing on the blade!
"Wow, it’s so beautiful!"
Vivian’s bright eyes sparkled with excitement, "Quick, test it out, Lord Baron!"
"Alright."
Luo De nodded slightly, his gaze surveying the Blacksmith Shop.
Hammer hurriedly blocked in front of the wooden rack with the plate armor, urgently shouting, "Master, your sword doesn’t need to be tested on ordinary armor!"
"I know."
Luo De sighed helplessly.
As Hammer said, ordinary weapons and armor couldn’t withstand the Heavy Sword in Luo De’s hand.
"Right, bring the Sea Patterned Demon Iron Fish Spear."
"Sure, sure!"
Hammer quickly ran into the inner room and brought out two Fish Spears.
The Fish Spears were meant to be reforged, so it didn’t matter if they were destroyed.
Luo De carried the Heavy Sword out of the Blacksmith Shop and had Hammer hand the Fish Spears to the Guard.
He mobilized a trace of blazing energy to once again pour into the Heavy Sword, then swung the sword at the Fish Spear.
"Ding."
The Heavy Sword with flowing flames cut down, and the Fish Spear broke like a twig.
It wasn’t like metal clashing—more like a hot knife cutting through butter.
Everyone present was stunned.
Those around Luo De knew how sturdy the Fish Spear was; a normal Longsword would chip when striking it.
But this Demon Steel Heavy Sword sliced it effortlessly.
"It’s way too sharp, isn’t it?"
Vivian was the first to speak, "What could possibly withstand it?"
"Normally, to be precise, this sword has transcended ordinary creations."
Luo De regained his senses, "Compared to Magic Items, it might not measure up just yet."
"In the Ancient Era, the armor created by Wizards could easily block it."
Saying this, Luo De stopped infusing the blazing energy, and the patterns returned to their original orange-red hue.
"Lift the other Fish Spear," Luo De instructed.
"Okay."
The Guard raised the other Fish Spear, and Luo De swung his sword at it.
Clang!
The sound of metal clashing rang out, and the Fish Spear broke again in response.
But this time, just from the sound, one could feel it wasn’t as smooth as before.
"Hmm, just as I thought."
Luo De looked at the blade of the Heavy Sword, unblemished.
No matter what, this Heavy Sword was better than Luo De’s previous Great Sword made of Steel.
"Give the sword a name, Lord,"
Hammer suddenly suggested, "It deserves it."
"Sure, but what should it be called?"
Luo De looked at the red-orange patterns on the Heavy Sword,
"Something related to flames, how about... ’Flame’s Delight’?"
Hammer and the Guard knew they had little knowledge themselves, so they tactfully kept silent.
Only Vivian pursed her lips, "Hmm... doesn’t really sound like a sword name, and a bit casual."
"You’re right."
Luo De nodded in agreement.
"Why not ’Flame’s Wrath’?" Vivian suggested.
"Sounds a bit too aggressive, suitable for Gang Le but not for me."
Luo De lowered his head, pondering, his gaze sweeping over the broken interface of the Fish Spear, which was slightly blackened.
"Let’s call it Ashbringer."
Luo De carried the Heavy Sword to the chopping block, mobilizing blazing energy into the Heavy Sword, then lifted his hand and brought the sword down.
The block split in two like tofu, the cut site charred black.
"Hmm, this name fits well."
Luo De weighed the Heavy Sword, instructing Hammer to prepare a scabbard for it.
"Alright, now it’s my turn for the Embroidery Needle!" Vivian exclaimed excitedly.
"Sure."
Luo De nodded readily.
However, as Luo De was about to step into the Blacksmith Shop to forge Magic Steel, the Guard hurried in.
"Lord, there’s a message from the Wolf Field; you’re requested over there."
