Arthur didn't know if it would work or not but he had a great hunch that it would. Especially after hearing Zaddreus's words, that everything in Morpheus Online had a great meaning to it and nothing was there just as a 'flavor'.
The description of Dragon's Insight was clear within Arthur's mind. He wanted to see if it could really show hidden information and his first target was the Synchronization stat.
>Dragon's Insight Activated!Skill has been successfully executed!Dragon's Insight Activated!Skill has failed to be executed!Foreign Data Stream has been nullifiedData Anomaly has disappearedSystem isolation will be ended!Dragomancer class specific weapon shall now be given<
As if on prompt, the notification appeared.
~Humm~
He then watched the magic circles tremble, as an object materialize between them. The object was about two meters long and was seemingly appearing out of thin air.
Arthur watched it closely as its form became clearer by the second. And after a minute later it fully appeared!
"This… is this a spear?" Arthur muttered.
The handle of the spear was made out of black metal with fine ridges carved at the top and bottom of it. The ridges looked to be made for grip but didn't seem to be uncomfortable. The base of the spear had a small spike that had four sides.
The spike was different from the shaft though, having a silvery grey color. It was clear that they were made from different metals. A small yellow band was attached at the base of the spike, joining the shale and the spike.
This band was also of a different metal, with fine runes carved them. Arthur couldn't recognize them either, finding them to be similar to the ones he had seen in the magic circles earlier. He couldn't help but feel that it was a different magic system than what was used in the game usually.
Plus since it had only appeared here so far, Arthur couldn't help but associate it with his class.
Looking up, the most stunning point was the spear's head.
Unlike normal spears, it was rather elaborate, having ten notches on it.
The blade was about eight centimeters wide and tapered, but there were ten notches of different lengths on it. It almost looked like someone had made cuts on it.