Chapter 1005 - Peerless Sword
Miao Feiyu didn't treat Liu Wuxie as an outsider and genuinely sought his advice on blacksmithing. Perhaps the problem had troubled him for years, and despite all his attempts, he had failed to resolve it.
After witnessing Liu Wuxie's forging technique, he saw a glimmer of hope and decided to consult him.
"Senior Miao, I'm impressed with your skills. It's difficult to achieve what you have with ancient blacksmithing techniques, but..." Liu Wuxie wasn't being polite. Miao Feiyu had achieved something he himself could not.
Forging such a formidable sword with only ancient blacksmithing techniques took incredible skill. Liu Wuxie couldn't possibly master everything, and his forging methods differed from the traditional craft. Each path had its strengths, and no one could say for sure which was superior.
"Enough with the flatteries. Just get to the point," Miao Feiyu cut to the chase.
The old manor lord had ventured deep into the wilderness to search for a rare material, but a ten-thousand-year python had mortally wounded him, and he had died shortly after.
That material was crucial to the Renowned Sword Manor as the last hope. Not only had they failed to reclaim their glory, but they had even lost their old manor lord in the process.
The Renowned Sword Manor had failed to produce a famous sword for years, which had caused its fame to decline. They would have to forge a peerless sword to confront the problem and turn the situation around.
Meanwhile, the First Sword Manor had forged the Supreme Harmony Sword and several others in recent years. Though the later swords didn't match the Supreme Harmony Sword, they still held formidable power.
The memory filled Miao Feiyu with guilt every time he thought of it. He had once ranked as the most talented blacksmith of his generation in the Renowned Sword Manor and had undergone the strictest training from a young age. But one reckless attempt had ruined his future.
"Then, I'll do my best to offer some suggestions," Liu Wuxie said. He walked over to the broken sword and picked it up, weighing it briefly before taking a close look with his divine sense. In fact, he had already found the issue when he had first arrived.