, it’s not really completely invulnerable. After being used for a long time or too much, it will still wear out, just like the monster’s xx invalid attribute, it’s just relative rather than absolute.

If there is no indestructible attribute, even the most explosive dark gold weapon will lose its durability very quickly, and I would not want to use it at all.

Just like the golden javelin that exploded, I once tried to salvage it and used my rookie-level blacksmithing skills to see if I could restore a little bit of its durability. Even if it lost some of its durability limit, it didn't matter. It was better than not being able to use it at all.

Needless to say, the result is that repairing some ordinary low-level whiteboard equipment may be okay, but the extended-level golden weapons cannot be repaired by a blacksmith of my level at all. Instead of deducting the upper limit of durability, I will directly knock them around.

Then it exploded.

It exploded.

It exploded under the hammer.

It exploded under the hammer of my rookie blacksmith skills.

Because it is very important, it must be repeated three times.

As a result of the explosion of the golden javelin, the two-level normal attack training of the javelin type that I had just mastered was forced to come to an end. Among the reserve weapons on hand, there was no better javelin weapon, whiteboard, blue.

There are some ordinary-level weapons, but using these weapons to deal with monsters in the third world is too difficult, and I haven't gotten to the point where I'm confident enough.

Then, he used his spare weapon, a golden ordinary-level battle hammer, to start the second weapon training of Eighteen Weapons, but he couldn't last more than a month.
Chapter completed!