The combat wristwatch was thicker than a regular watch. Wearing it felt like wearing a bracelet, but it was so comfortable that one could hardly feel its presence.
That was a crucial aspect of its design.
It must not hinder the Awakener's combat abilities yet must be robust enough to ensure it wouldn't be destroyed by the remnants of battle.
The one Kevin brought was the highest grade of combat wristwatch, capable of withstanding the supernatural aftershocks of close-range... Of course, at his level of combat, the combat wristwatch was no longer sufficient. Even at ultra-high speeds, going from stationary to several times the speed of sound could instantly disassemble the wristwatch.
This drawback was not a big deal.
After all, the top-tier Transcendents usually had spatial equipment.
Holding it, the wristwatch's crystal screen lit up, silent, displaying only one line of text, "Do you want to start the wristwatch binding? Binding requires a drop of the wearer's blood."
