As the last step in the formation of a weapon, polishing the blade is somewhat important for forging weapons, because often whether a weapon is sharp or not depends on the key step at the end. However, for a demonic weapon, this is not very important, because the two most critical steps have already been completed in the previous condensation of magic power and ascension, and the rest of the opening is only too long.

This step didn't waste Sean's time too much, but he was as careful as ever.

I don't know how long it took, but the grinding sound in the smelting room finally stopped.

I saw Sean swing his sword and sweep it, and a layer of ash was swept off the sword body, revealing a smooth and shiny sword body, and the original brilliance was slightly restrained at the moment, not as pressing as before, faintly a little bit of green brilliance flashed on the sword body, and there was an extra layer of light yellow hard light on both sides of the sword blade, but if you don't observe carefully, it is difficult to see this change.

Holding it in his hand, Sean was also quite satisfied with this weight, and it was not in vain that he added a whole bottle of rock potion to increase the weight and hardness, so he felt a little bit in his hand. Although the previous Charles Saber was sharp enough, it was much lighter, and it didn't feel anything originally, but after activating the arcane swordsmanship, it became a little more jerky, and it was obviously not a weapon to take advantage of.

Today, the Charles Sabre is a real weapon.

Sean's gaze couldn't help but focus on the long sword in his hand.

[Charles's Sabre, Weak Demon (Bronze), Hardness 20, Sharpness 15, Piercing 10, Strength +8, Agility +8, Endurance +4.] Equipment Requirements: Strength 16, Endurance 16, Agility 14. 】

[Item description: This is the sword given to General Charles by King Elder III of the Kingdom of Serian on the eve of the outbreak of the Northern Cold War. This sword followed General Charles all his life, and was once regarded as a symbol of honor for General Charles's family, but later because of the infighting between General Charles's family over inheritance, the sword has since lost its whereabouts. Now, although you are lucky enough to get this sword, the magic power on it has been lost too much, and it is long gone to be the prestige of this sword. 】

The power of the puncture damage has not increased, which has long been expected by Sean, after all, the materials he chose when he strengthened it before did not increase the effect of this aspect, and the slight increase in sharpness was also due to the reason why he had re-polished it. Essentially, he just used the magic compatibility of the Quenching Iron Ore to integrate the effects of the three materials, Smelling Grass, Rock Elixir, and Aoba Fruit, without changing the material of Charles's saber itself.

Of course, the increase in hardness and endurance properties is naturally due to the work of rock potions; The increase in agility is due to Sean's use of sniffers. The improvement of these attributes was expected by Sean, and this is exactly the special skill that the player blacksmith had in the first place - by choosing the right materials, it is completely possible to create the magic equipment that meets the needs.

What really surprised Sean was the increase in the strength attribute, because among the many materials that condensed the magic power just now, there was nothing that could improve the strength and strength attributes.

But this result is not bad.

The corners of Sean's mouth raised slightly, and even he couldn't pick out any flaws and dissatisfaction with the increase in this attribute in front of him, because this had indeed reached an extremely perfect level. You must know that the maximum attribute value that can be increased by a bronze-level weak demonic weapon is twenty points, and now the strength, agility, and endurance of this Charles Sabre add up to exactly twenty points, which is still the attribute that Sean needs the most, can he be dissatisfied with anything?

Not at all! …,