The game has become a real alternate world

They are indeed a bit too excited.

"Besides changes to the body, the Blessing has another crucial function: it can also enhance weapon equipment."

"What do you mean?" Lurik frowned slightly, feeling a bit lost. Can some kind of magic be used for direct enchantment?

"Pick up your weapon and focus on transferring your Blessing to it."

This isn't difficult; for those who are datafied, it's quite simple. As long as there's the thought, it can be accomplished.

Sergio, who was holding his warhammer firmly, easily infused it with magic.

"Ohhhh!"

The moment the weapon was datafied, his magic was instantly drained.

The enhancements on the weapon surged into his body before he could even examine its attributes, and the exaggerated boost made him exclaim in surprise.

[Golden Ancestor's Hammer]

[Double-Headed Hammer—Warhammer—Epic]

[Attributes: Heavy, Powerful, Crush, Solid]

[Special Effects: Ancestor of Gold, In the Name of Ancestors, Father's Protection, Mountain! Impact!]

[Ancestor of Gold: When the holder is Golden Blood—receive Gold Blessing (Constitution + Defense +)]

[In the Name of Ancestors: When the holder is Golden Blood—receive Ancestor Blessing (Power + Constitution +)]

[Father's Protection: When the holder is the leader of Golden Dwarves—receive Golden Dwarves Blessing (All Attributes +)]

[Mountain! Impact!: Hold the warhammer, attack while shouting the mountain's name—the mountain's power will cause an impact (Demon-Breaking, Evil-Breaking, Crush, Heavy Pressure)]

[Evaluation: An ancestral item of the Golden Dwarves, made using ancestors' blood, ancestors' courage, an epic creation.

Golden Dwarves! Are you worthy of your ancestors' honor?]

? What is this?

Kana looked at the attributes, stunned.

Was the weapon in his hand this powerful?

Since in the game, the scenes featuring Sergio in action were few, and the attributes of the weapon he held were never displayed.

After all, it was an Npc-exclusive weapon, which players couldn't use, so naturally, it wasn't paid much attention.

Was the weapon's special effects this outrageous?

Kana looked at his armor, and without a doubt, that set of armor must be just as outrageous as the weapon.

But clearly, Sergio himself no longer had the magic power to continue datafying.

"What's wrong?" Lurik quickly asked.

Sergio, holding his weapon, said with wide eyes, "Very strong, the weapon is transmitting endless power."

Clearly, the weapon has carried too much significance according to datafication weapon rules.

It has been passed down since the Dwarf Realm existed, enduring the entire Evil God War.

That weapon is notably well-known in the entire world.

Lurik also datafied his weapon, and Kana glanced at it—it was a magic-level weapon.

At the current level, definitely mid-upper tier, near top level.

However, the weapon itself didn't carry any special meaning, it was merely an exclusive weapon of the Rune Blacksmith plus rare materials.

Kana took a brief look; besides Sergio's weapon, others' weapons were either ordinary or magic, all considered normal.

Watching dwarves gathered around Bobo, asking various questions.

Kana left the place and returned to his room for a break.

This Blessing process still needs about 4 days to fully datafy all dwarves.

Thinking of this, Kana took out the map from the Space Waist Bag and laid it on the table, taking this time to sort out his thoughts.

First, remember the goal this time.

The goal is undoubtedly the Stone of Creation, don't get distracted by other things. Before obtaining the goal, don't consider other matters.

Kana's need for fragments becomes more urgent.

Even after using just one fragment, various ideas have accumulated over time.

To apply the urgently needed functions now, at least 3-4 fragments are necessary.

If his memory isn't wrong, most of the collected fragments will be transported from Sea Cape City to Giant Rock City, then proceed to the Royal Capital.

Around Giant Rock City, there are remnants of laboratories that have been unearthed by the Blood Race, becoming their labs.

This area has deeply entered the core of the Blood Race's Royal Court, crossing Count Ridge and Lake City.

Fortunately, the region currently in the Blood Race's Royal Court corresponds perfectly with his memories.

It will only make things more convenient.

This route is long, and must be divided strategically.

With their current strength, causing chaos in the core as long as they aren't besieged, there almost won't be many issues.

As for aerial reconnaissance, it's up to Grey Fang. Grey Fang this time has watched closely the Blessing, and with the desire to become strong, it's impossible for him to resist such temptation.

In just a few days, he'll join the dwarves in receiving his Blessing, becoming one of the Night Watchers.

Kana actually understands.

Before datafying Half-Elves, he was quite cautious about datafying Blessings, choosing familiar people for the process.

But after datafying Half-Elves, he discovered a crucial issue.

To the world's native inhabitants, oaths are important.

Especially when oaths are made on the world, and clearly seen through Blessings with their representing significance.

Unless someone fully wants to abandon the world, or being greatly sinful, once an oath is made, they dare not defy it.

That's why he expanded the scope of the Blessing.

Should the dwarves at Gray Furnace Castle be brought for this raid and plunder battle?

After thinking for a moment, Kana vetoed the idea, deciding to discuss taking Lurik afterward.

As for Sergio and the Master of Brewing, they must stay at Gray Furnace Castle.

Otherwise, it's really too dangerous.

After all, now the Night Watchers have offended two Evil Gods and the damn Blood Race.

The Gray Mountain Range is close to the noble Royal Court, and the region now doesn't hide the followers of Evil Gods.

Sending troops to attack Gray Furnace Castle anytime, Kana wouldn't be surprised.

Since they're already datafied, and Sergio and the Master of Brewing have been comprehensively strengthened.

There's no need to worry excessively.