Li Na blinked, looking as though she didn't want to interrupt my childish play but felt she had to. "But Master, this isn't a weapon. You need to choose something else. Something practical. Something to protect yourself."
Her martial disposition was right—this didn't look like a weapon. But for some reason, it felt right in my hand. It satisfied my curious mind, met my criteria for coolness, and fulfilled the need to stand out among the sea of Sword God Protagonists and Saber Demon Sovereigns.
I ignored her again, too caught up in the moment. The card felt right in my hands, as if it were meant to be there. It wasn't just a piece of metal—it was alive. I could feel it, this faint, almost playful presence, like it was watching me, testing me. And honestly? I liked it. It felt like I'd found a kindred spirit—something as weird and unpredictable as I was.