Eugene adjusted the items in his storage space, where he could set up some sort of shortcuts.
Like summoning an axe, summoning a shield, or summoning a magic sword.
That's how he had been playing before.
After familiarizing himself with the items one by one, Eugene picked up the two Magic Swords.
Their appearance was not overly exaggerated; they were simply two beautifully decorated short swords.
But who could imagine that if Eugene swung one of these now, the entire villa above his head could be blown apart?
"I wonder how their quality compares to those made by Tsubaki?"
Magic Swords also have levels, and the highest quality naturally belonged to the works of the God of Blacksmiths, Hephaestus.
But those were not for sale, and she barely forged one a year.
So, the highest-specification products available on the market were the series forged by Tsubaki.
The average price was about fifty million, and custom-made ones might reach a hundred million per piece.
For example, the Thunder Battleaxe mentioned earlier, which shocked three Level 6s with one strike.
Eugene played with them for a while and put them away.
In fact, there was one other person in this city who had the potential to forge Magic Swords even stronger than Tsubaki's.
His name was Welf Crozzo, a tall young man with fiery red hair.
The reason why he could forge divine-grade weapons at such a young age was primarily due to his lineage.
The ancestors of the Crozzo family had once received the assistance of a "Syrinx" (Spirit), gaining the unique ability to create Magic Swords, which was passed down through generations.
It is said that a full-powered strike from a Crozzo Magic Sword once even evaporated the sea.
As a result, they were fought over wherever they appeared.
However, our student Welf was quite rebellious; the more you pleaded with him, the more he looked down on you.
I will prove that I can become the most awesome blacksmith without relying on Magic Swords!
That was basically the situation.
"...I should find an opportunity to poach him," Eugene began to scheme again. Although the kid was stubborn, he was truly a talent.
Later, he even developed the "Indestructible Magic Sword," which had explosive power and would not shatter!
As long as Magic Power was injected, it could unleash sufficient output!
This point was quite similar to Eugene's "Infinite."
If he could acquire an Indestructible Magic Sword, he believed his output would surge by another level.
But there was no hurry for now.
Eugene slowly shifted his attention back to the system panel.
A new interface had appeared—the Myriad Worlds Lottery Pool!
After all, the title suggested an all-anime crossover, so involvement with other worlds was inevitable.
He checked his balance: twenty tickets.
Without any burden, he threw them all in at once.
They were free, and he didn't have to Krypto/Gamble; what was there to fear?
Whoosh...
The pointer spun wildly on the vibrant wheel, an interface design that Eugene couldn't help but criticize.
It was like a terrible web game, practically trying to blind the user!
Ding!
Ding, ding, ding!
A series of pleasant chimes sounded.
A haul!
Eugene focused his eyes...
One purple, three blue, five green, six white, and five guaranteed fragments!
Eugene checked. The fragments could either be exchanged for mall points or collected in groups of ten for a green-grade reward.
Emmm, the drop rate was barely acceptable.
First, the white items, which were slightly better than the fragments, were a bunch of strange tools, such as "Power's Breast Pads," which had little practical use.
Then the green items became slightly more interesting: "Modified Desert Eagle," "John Wick's Pencil," "Rock Lee's Weighted Ankle Weights"...
A Modified Desert Eagle—where would I get the bullets?
Wick's Pencil—is it not just a pencil?
Rock Lee's Weighted Ankle Weights—anyone who watched Naruto knew that they were small but incredibly heavy!
Eugene had no intention of wearing them for training, but he could throw them out in a crucial moment to smash someone half to death.
Eugene summarized with a look of disdain: the level of the green-grade goods was roughly that of small firearms.
They were helpful, but not significantly.
Next were the blue items, which finally included some good stuff: "Ma Xianhong's Three Treasures Orb," "Fox Spirit Dream Memory Hammer," and "Flying Thunder God Scroll."
Ma Xianhong was an artifact refiner from Under One Person, and the Three Treasures Orb was a defensive magic item that could automatically shield the user.
In terms of durability, it could probably block a sniper rifle.
And if it shattered, it would automatically revive, linking seamlessly three times!
The Dream Memory Hammer was a special item from Fox Spirit Matchmaker that could help awaken a person's past life memories through dreams.
This was quite useful because, in the DanMachi world view, reincarnation does exist!
Next was the "Flying Thunder God Scroll." Using the marks recorded on the scroll, Eugene could plant them anywhere and then give the paper talismans to others.
When activated with energy, they could teleport to the mark's location.
This was good! Very practical! Because others could use it besides Eugene!
He put them away with satisfaction, then clicked on the final purple reward.
"Skill Card—Dance of the Fire God (Hinokami Kagura)"
Ah, this?
Eugene couldn't keep a straight face.
Sure enough! No matter which all-anime crossover novel it is, Sun Breathing is a mandatory skill!
One, it could be praised as the power of Yoriichi—a thousand cuts in a second, with highly variable combat power.
Two, it could capitalize on the popularity of Demon Slayer to attract readers!
It was a must-have premium item for padding the word count and developing the plot!
"Although it's absurd, since it's here..."
Eugene's expression was contradictory. He raised his hand and tapped the air, and streams of scorching sword intent instantly formed in his mind.
[You have consumed the Skill Card. You have mastered all the moves of the "Dance of the Fire God"!]
[The system has completed the "empowerment" for you. Your skill proficiency has reached the maximum!]
Eugene silently pulled out Gran's cleaver.
Activate Skill—Dance of the Fire God!
Eugene's face hardened, and he charged forward. His figure was like a phantom, his footwork agile and natural. Every swing of the blade brought with it illusory flames!
It was not magic, but a form of sword intent, a kind of sword energy—it turned out to be pure physical technique!
"It's really powerful, indeed."
Eugene felt refreshed after trying it out.
Sun Breathing allowed Tanjiro's sickly father to gain the strength to effortlessly slay a giant bear.
This showed how much it could enhance a person.
Furthermore, as long as the breathing and movements were correct, its power could be unleashed even with a short axe.
Yes, ever since transmigrating, Eugene had an inexplicable enthusiasm for axes.
His greatest wish now was to get his hands on the Leviathan Axe used by Kratos in God of War 4!
"Preparations are almost complete."
Eugene revealed a meaningful smile.
It was time to begin the next phase of the plan!
...
Orario, a certain dilapidated church.
A gray-haired, red-eyed, innocent-looking boy was eagerly packing his gear.
Beside him, the tiny, adorable Stove God, Hestia, was still fast asleep.
I'll go to the fifth floor today!
Ever since he met Hestia and received the Divine Blessing, Bell Cranel felt that his adventurer career had a bright future!
For several consecutive days, he had made smooth progress in the Dungeon.
Even when faced with danger, he could always easily resolve it.
So, of course, he had to delve deeper!
Putting away his simple equipment, the boy, who was only fourteen and full of aspirations for the future, strode forward, facing the morning sun.
Little did he know.
He was about to fall into the Devil's trap.
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