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Full-body armor is incredibly difficult to wear. No wonder ancient generals required at least four attendants to help them. Ye Feihong's suit of full-coverage armor weighs a staggering one hundred and twenty pounds, far heavier than that of an average person. For an ordinary individual, it would take one or two people just to lift it, let alone assist Ye Feihong in putting it on.
The Moon Priestess, nearing the pinnacle of Level Ten as a hero, naturally found this weight insignificant. In her hands, the armor felt as light as a simple garment made of minimal fabric. She quickly helped Ye Feihong don the armor, which had been tailored specifically to fit her physique. The craftsmanship of the dwarven blacksmiths was indeed exceptional.
As Ye Feihong took a few steps in the armor, it conformed perfectly to her body, akin to wearing a close-fitting yoga outfit. There was no discomfort from the hard steel encasing her; instead, it allowed for complete freedom of movement without hindering her agility in the slightest.
Having absorbed a significant amount of Dark Plant Seeds, especially after her evolution between life and death, Ye Feihong's body had long surpassed that of an ordinary human. While the weight of the armor would render a typical person immobile, for Ye Feihong, it felt remarkably light—almost as if she were simply wearing a t-shirt.
Ye Feihong tested the new Tang Dao once again. The craftsmanship was exquisite, with intricate silver runes engraved on the golden blade. Ye Feihong could feel that it was easier for him to channel the power of the Energy Stone into the Tang Dao. The weapon in his hand was no longer just a physical tool for attack; it had transformed into a powerful magical weapon.
Next, Ye Feihong tried out a bow and arrow. The bow also had a golden base with silver runes etched into it. As he reached out to draw the bowstring, he realized that it required a tremendous amount of strength to pull back. The force needed was many times greater than what he had experienced when using bows made from branches in the past.
The dwarf began to explain, "Esteemed Forge King, the quality of this Metal Vein is exceptionally high; it combines Refined Gold and Mithril." Through the dwarf's introduction, he learned about two of the most precious metal compositions: Refined Gold and Mithril.
Refined Gold was known as the hardest metal, boasting an incredibly high level of hardness that far surpassed Ye Feihong's previous experience with Tungsten Carbide Alloy. It was the strongest metal for both defense and attack among dwarves. Armor crafted from Refined Gold could hardly be damaged by weapons made from other metals, while weapons forged from Refined Gold could penetrate almost any armor.
On the other hand, Mithril was recognized as the most remarkable magical metal. It allowed for easy establishment of a mental connection with its wielder and possessed excellent anti-magic properties.
Mixed within the armor, it allows Ye Feihong to resist most magical damage. For instance, the Electric Net from the Light Sanctuary. When embedded in weapons, it can enhance Ye Feihong's attack power. The power of the Moon God Arrow, for example, would be several times stronger than before.
These three pieces of equipment—the armor, the Tang Dao, and the bow and arrows—can all be considered powerful magical weapons. Their combat effectiveness surpasses that of the Blue Star armor by countless times. A good set of equipment is incredibly important.
Thousands of years ago on Blue Star, there was an extraordinary feat where three hundred people defeated four hundred thousand, relying on equipment that far exceeded that of their opponents. Back then, the Spartans wore armor that weighed seventy pounds and carried shields weighing eighteen pounds. Because of this, they were immovable. They wielded two weapons: a spear measuring a meter in length, coated with Deadly Poison. Just a scratch would mean certain death.
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