NOVEL WEB Chapter 6884 Too Sharp
6884 Too Sharp
After the First Sword Mark III appeared in front of the members of the Premier Branch for the first time, the machine soon disappeared from their views as she entered one of the underground hangar bays.
Interest in the new ace mech remained high.
The First Sword Mark III completely overshadowed the Minerva Mark II.
It couldn't be helped. Both were exquisite first-class ace mechs, but one of them was clearly on a higher level in terms of material composition and performance.
While the Minerva Mark II clearly held an advantage in synergy with other armed forces and could easily wipe out large swathes of enemy cannon fodder, the First Sword Mark III was undeniably unparalleled in single combat power!
The Decapitator alone was responsible for elevating the ace swordsman mech's lethality to the stars, but even without this exceptional weapon, the living machine still had access to 33 hull-grade superdimensional sword fey!
The First Sword would never run out of blades to cut her opponents into pieces!
Ketis had taken a considerable risk when she chose to branch out the First Sword into a drone mech, but Ves knew without a shadow of a doubt that the conversion had been successful.
The way the sword fey responded to Saint Dise and how closely the First Sword was tied to her numerous subordinate spirits was frankly beautiful.
The process of partially splitting them off and breathing life into them was painful and tedious.
Ketis was unable to perform this process herself. It had been necessary for Ves to briefly descend into the Everchanger and perform this delicate and dangerous process repeatedly.
It was one of the most challenging processes that Ves pulled off. It was easy to create a 'companion spirit' for the First Sword, but to do so 33 times in a row was an unprecedented feat!
The living mech had been strengthened far beyond most third order living mechs, but even she was not able to bear the burden of having her soul split so many times!
Even if the subordinate spirits only comprised a fraction of her formidable spiritual foundation, the damage inflicted by this painful process was extensive.