For a moment, Dean felt that the long sword in his hand seemed to extend into the shape of a "worm".
This made him suddenly have the urge to try the sword.
He couldn't play with an ordinary sword. How could he still be unable to play with a sword that gave birth to an insect spirit?
Picking up the scabbard, Dean teleported directly to the training ground, directed an energy-filled slash at the target.
Although the basic swordsmanship of the person wielding the sword is average, the power of this attack is very impressive.
The dazzling sword light fell on the target made of special materials, leaving a horrific scar that proved its power.
With such momentum, if Dean hadn't been a little self-aware, he might have called himself a swordsman.
The power bonus is quite astonishing.
Quickly coming to this conclusion, Dean was just about to step forward to check when he saw the primitive insect next to him swung its tail, as if copying and pasting, and waved a sharp sword light. The unstoppable attack landed directly on the target. On it, a slightly lighter mark was left.
This was an unexpected development for Dean.
He raised his eyebrows and looked at the mark that looked like a cross on the target, showing a subtle expression.
It feels a bit like "additional damage".
But it's just a little less powerful.
After thinking for a moment, he gestured to Kana, and the demon pet immediately understood and walked to the target.
Dean swung his sword again, and the sword light lit up and struck into the distance like a moon wheel. The Shadow Doll easily avoided the blow and took advantage of the situation to put some distance away from where it first landed.
However, the next moment, the original insect's additional attack came quickly, as if it had eyes, and came to its new foothold.
"Here."
Kana was too lazy to hide anymore, and directly used her shadow tentacles to scatter the approaching sword light. A gust of wind passed by her side, blowing the hood and ears of the Shadow Doll. It looked at the scattered slashes falling on both sides and nodded. Affirm its power.
"It's really good."
Dean glanced at the two slash marks several meters apart and came to a conclusion in his mind.
It has tracking capabilities and is fairly sensitive.
The attack speed is also remarkable. Overall, it is a pretty good bonus change.
Dean is very satisfied with the results of the test, but this does not mean that he has to stop there.
Next, Dean asked Kana to increase the dodge distance and tested the limit of the long sword's "additional attack".
This test revealed that the tracking range of the "additional attack" is actually quite large. Although the power is always weaker than the first slash, the other advantages are enough to make up for this shortcoming.
And the more he uses this "fusion weapon", the more Dean feels that the primitive insect has a tendency to develop towards the sword spirit.
It has its own consciousness and cannot be directly controlled. It can also be used as an extension of the weapon's own capabilities...
Most importantly, it has the potential to grow.
Although the growth rate is very small, Dean can feel that as he uses the long sword, the primitive insect is indeed gradually growing.
It seems to be able to gain something similar to "experience" or "proficiency" from this kind of movement, and then feed back to itself, producing some kind of benign influence.
Dean opened the system panel, looked at the updated data, and sighed with regret.
It is a pity that the information panel cannot play a big role here.
It may also be due to the inclusion of things that have nothing to do with selective breeding, interfering with its operation. These changes in the original insect are not reflected much on the panel.
This is reasonable.
After all, from the current point of view, the nature of the primitive insects will be displayed differently depending on the type of items invaded. The system cannot interpret materials that have nothing to do with breeding. There will inevitably be omissions in the presentation of the information about the primitive insects.
Dean can only rely on his own experience to judge the situation of the original insect.
This is not a difficult problem, but when it comes to weapon appreciation, it is a bit difficult for him, a layman.
Fortunately, the long sword mutated more obviously. Even Dean, who was not very familiar with weapons, could detect the improvement of the long sword in his hand.
Although it is not that detailed, it at least allows Dean to establish a general understanding of the extent of the impact of the original insect on the "material".
There is no doubt that it is heart-warming.
Moreover, this is only a semi-finished product. Once he carries out further "processing", the power will be even more amazing.
His thoughts involuntarily extended outward along these thoughts, and sparks of inspiration lit up in Dean's eyes.
For example, select and breed primitive insects, and on the premise of ensuring its current properties, add directional attributes to the magic pet, or make some improvement changes similar to evolution, and then combine the new magic pet with the materials. Fusion...the results obtained in this way will inevitably be more "rich" and more powerful.
Alternatively, the fused primitive insects can be selectively bred, so that the impact can be fed back to the material itself to achieve the purpose of "casting".
Dean's brain quickly listed various feasibility analyses, and countless streams gathered together, eventually condensing into an ocean of inspiration.
Casting.
He couldn't help but sigh at the subtlety of the word.
The whole process sounds like a different kind of "casting".
Not "casting" in the conventional sense, as defined by the secular world, but "casting" in the selective breeding sense.
Dean curled his lips and thought about his plan for the weapon-type familiar. He always felt that the dawn of victory was not far away.
He put away the sword, returned to the room, and picked two other experimental materials.
Among them is the shield that is most favored by primitive insects.
This is a big thing. When Dean carried it before, he was secretly surprised by its weight and was deeply impressed by it. So this time, he realized as soon as he got his hands on it that this shield was heavier than before. many.
Dean was a little curious about the reason for its sudden weight gain, so he temporarily changed his goal and took the shield and the necklace to the training ground.
"Take this first."
As soon as he landed, he couldn't wait to start setting up the venue. Kana took the necklace from Dean and retreated to a distance. As soon as he stood firm, he saw Dean raising his sword and swinging it towards the shield.
The next moment, two sword lights flew out one after another and landed on the thick surface of the shield.
Dean didn't even hear a sound, and the slash from the long sword quickly dissipated in front of his eyes.
He blinked, like an igniter waiting for the subsequent power of a firework. He stood there blankly for a long time. After confirming that the firework was indeed nothing, he clicked his tongue and put the long sword aside in a very unsatisfied way.
