Doomsday Roulette

The "True Silent Wing" classmate said that the new profession name is too lame and should be called "True·Skyward Myriad Shadow Soul Blade." The sad classmate also mentioned that "Weapon Nurturing" should be called "Concealed Weapon."

There is still a chapter left, but it's already late at night, so everyone will have to read it tomorrow.

Ye Zhongming took out the Sand Dance and felt a bit hesitant.

The green-rated war knife is currently the highest level of equipment he can craft. If he uses this knife as a weapon for Weapon Nurturing, it means he won't be able to change it unless an unexpected situation arises.

After all, Weapon Nurturing is not a short-term task; it requires a long-term nurturing of the weapon to accumulate quantity for a qualitative change. Changing the nurturing target midway means starting all over again.

Moreover, imprinting on the weapon consumes a huge amount of mental energy, and each imprint has a long cooldown period, which is also a reason why one cannot change weapons at will.

Thinking about the lack of opportunities to acquire higher-level war knives for the time being, Ye Zhongming decided to use the Sand Dance.

After preparing, he held the knife in his right hand and raised his left hand, inputting mental energy while starting to imprint.

First was the metal character seal; a faint golden light radiated from his hand, and a power that revealed sharpness floated in the surrounding space. Anyone illuminated by this glow felt a slight sting on their skin and couldn't help but turn their heads, wondering what kind of power could cause such a mighty effect.

Slowly, Ye Zhongming pressed his left hand onto the blade of the Sand Dance, and the previously gentle green aura surrounding the weapon suddenly burst into brilliant gold!

The warriors surrounding Ye Zhongming had to step back a few paces, confused about what was happening to their boss.

Fortunately, the light soon dissipated, and Ye Zhongming saw a metal character flash on the blade of the Sand Dance before disappearing.

A bit unsure of the situation, Ye Zhongming turned the Sand Dance over several times but found nothing different, only feeling that the glow representing its level had dimmed somewhat.

However, he did not stop and continued to imprint the fire character seal and the mountain character seal.

After completing the lower three imprints, the Sand Dance… transformed into a blue rating.

This was the first time Ye Zhongming had upgraded a weapon to this level without using rare materials like Ghost Gold or Drilling Sea Gold. Moreover, this was the first time he upgraded a weapon without employing the craftsman profession.

Could imprinting also elevate the weapon's level?

He checked the attributes of the Sand Dance, and indeed there were changes. The sharpness increased from 270 to 470, and the toughness rose from 300 to 500.

In terms of innate skills, both "Sharp Radiance" and "Sand Dance Field" now had fire attribute attached damage, their names changed to "Blazing Sharp Radiance" and "Fire Sand Field," with power greatly amplified.

However, while the Sand Dance's level increased, it did not gain any new skills, which left Ye Zhongming a bit dissatisfied.

After completing the imprints, Ye Zhongming took a moment to rest. The three imprints had consumed a large amount of his mental energy, leaving him somewhat fatigued. After resting, he opened a mental energy space for nurturing, and the blue Sand Dance instantly entered it, beginning the Weapon Nurturing process.

Ye Zhongming immediately felt his mental energy and physical strength starting to deplete at a certain rate. However, this rate was very slow thanks to the Great Thousand Soul Refining Technique in mental aspects and the Blazing Flame Combat Technique combined with the Clear Body in physical aspects. For him, this level of consumption was nothing.

The Myriad-Bodied Blade Sage profession was incredibly powerful, so much so that Ye Zhongming had never heard of such a profession even after reincarnating once. However, the more powerful something is, the harder it becomes to continue growing, and this profession was no exception.