Similar to the Curse-killing Demon that Reiger previously acquired from Leo, Rom’s Shadow Sword is also a magic sword.
In this world, magic swords are those weapons that not only inflict powerful damage on the enemy but also have negative effects on the wielder.
The Curse-killing Demon is one such example. When it injures the enemy, it curses them to death, but if it accidentally harms the wielder, it also curses them. Thus, it is a dangerous double-edged sword, hence a magic sword.
The Shadow Sword is no different.
This is a weapon that can absorb the wielder’s magic power entirely and convert it into destructive power.
Its danger lies in the fact that it automatically draws the wielder’s magic power, and if not controlled properly, it could potentially lead to the wielder being drained of all their magic power and dying.
When this weapon fell into Rom’s hands, the enhancent it provided him was imnse.
Because the Shadow Strike Sword Skill Rom practiced lacked lethality, the royal family equipped him with such a weapon to make up for his shortcomings in attack power.
Now, with this magic sword in the hands of Yuloli, Reiger suddenly realized this was a terrifying situation.
After all, Yuloli’s magic power is so strong, and if she holds the Shadow Sword, converting her magic power into destructive power, how terrifying would her destructive capability be?
"It would probably be dozens of tis stronger than Rom, right?"
Thinking of this, Reiger’s gaze towards Yuloli beca uncertain and suspicious.
If things were truly as he imagined, then the Shadow Sword in Yuloli’s hands might not be inferior to any Ancient Secret Treasure, and could even potentially rival world-class items.
Redson seed to have thought the sa as Reiger. Seeing Yuloli, who had just released such astounding magic power, put away the Shadow Sword, Redson’s eyes were instantly filled with apprehension.
On the other hand, Rom, the original owner of the Shadow Sword, did not even react when his beloved sword was taken away by Yuloli. Instead, he suddenly erupted in place, lunging towards Reiger.
His appearance, so obsessively determined to take Reiger’s life, startled both Liz and Redson.
Reiger rely watched Rom charging at him calmly, only chanting a spell lightly as Rom ca face to face with him.
"[Ti Stasis]."
In an instant, Rom’s ti was frozen.
"—"
Maintaining the posture of lunging at Reiger, Rom, with only his upper body frozen in mid-air, his pitch-black eyes fixated on Reiger, bloodshot.
"What is this..."
Looking at Rom like this, Redson’s expression changed again.
Just like how Reiger, who mastered ti magic, could sense the ti fluctuations when Redson used sword skills, Redson could also perceive the fluctuation of the magic Reiger was casting at the mont through Ti Sword Skill.
The unique fluctuation belonging to ti left Redson stunned on the spot.
"You can also control ti?"
Redson looked at Reiger with a face of shock.
"Not really, just pausing ongoing ti." Reiger glanced at Redson and said, "This level of skill is far from controlling."
Hearing this, Redson was dumbfounded.
Being able to pause ti, and it still wasn’t considered controlling?
Then what am I?
I can only accelerate my own ti!
If I could pause the enemy’s ti, then what would there be to fear?
Thinking this way, Redson did not realize that the reason Reiger said so was that he increasingly felt that his ti magic had significant limitations.
Because it is magic, it could be nullified by so abilities that have resistance effects to magic.
To this day, Reiger could no longer recall how many tis his ti magic had been rendered ineffective by enemies.
So initially it was fine, but later on, Reiger increasingly found ti magic less useful.
In "YGGDRASIL," once players reached level 70, they certainly would prepare ti counterasures against the ti magic of Magic Singers, proving that ti magic is not all-powerful and there are many ways to deal with it.
The level 70 in "YGGDRASIL" is only equivalent to the pinnacle of Lv.5, and from this level onwards, one can prepare ti counterasures, indicating that ti magic remains quite effective against enemies at Lv.5 and below, but is sowhat inadequate when used against enemies above Lv.5.
If it weren’t for the fact that outside of the Akasha Continent and the Overlord’s world, the counterasures against ti magic were not as many as those in "YGGDRASIL," Reiger might have long stopped using this magic.
Unaware of Redson’s thoughts, Reiger extended his hand and placed it on Rom’s ti-stopped head.
"[mory Manipulation]."
He began searching through Rom’s mories, delving into Rom’s brain, roughly scanning his mories without regard for any potential damage to Rom’s brain.
He wanted to know why Hemulinp had died, and why Rom, who had been guarding Hemulinp, had beco like this, determined to kill him.
Thus, Reiger restricted the search range to the ti around when he entered the palace, looking for the cause of events.
This process was unexpectedly smooth.
There were clearly no counterasures on Rom to deal with mory-based, mind-based, or spirit-based abilities, so Reiger found everything that happened that night with ease.
Through Rom’s perspective, he witnessed Solok firsthand, saw that ominously aura-emitting curved sword of Solok, and saw how he controlled Rom and killed Hemulinp.
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