I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal
Chapter 520 - 319

Chapter 520: 319

Weapons, by their very nature, are tools for self-defense and protection, extensions of one’s own body.

However, with a powerful body combined with an unbeatable Spiritual Position, no known weapon had any significance for Chen Yun.

Whether in terms of hardness or length, Chen Yun himself surpassed all weapons.

Thus, for Chen Yun,

the most useful weapon in the world became his own body.

He could transform himself into a meteor piercing the sky, smashing and destroying everything directly with the simplest, most violent means.

Because his body was sufficiently hard, fast enough, and strong enough, he had already maximized the essential attributes a weapon should have.

Even after several more stages of "Evolution,"

he might be able to punch out the effects of a natural disaster.

Earthquakes and typhoons were merely the consequence of his bodily movements; he was a walking humanoid natural disaster weapon.

By then, weapons such as knives, guns, clubs, and sticks would become meaningless.

And the reason Chen Yun was still interested in weapons

was not for their inherent defensive nature and purpose, but for the decorative value they added.

A Fangtian Halberd made of radiative metal.

Not to mention its intriguing properties, just its cool appearance was enough to attract Chen Yun.

Countless gold metal fragments, glowing with radiative light, were bound by the Spiritual Position into a massive mace.

This Fangtian Halberd, like the most brilliant star in the depths of the universe, was forcibly condensed by Chen Yun with supreme strength.

Its length was several times that of ordinary weapons, which was the grandeur Chen Yun sought.

It exhibited an irregular yet naturally formed beauty.

The shaft of the halberd was forged from rare radiative metal, a material not only incredibly hard but also emitting a dazzling blue glow.

One could imagine if night fell, it would undoubtedly be the brightest star in the night sky.

The blade of the halberd was extremely sharp, made up of numerous closely arranged small metal fragments, each flashing with a cold, biting light.

These fragments were not randomly assembled but were precisely calculated to ensure every strike achieved maximum destructive power.

Although it wasn’t very significant, form was critical.

When Chen Yun swung the halberd, the air would vibrate with a deep humming sound, a declaration of strength and a death song for his opponents.

Energy flows faintly intertwined along the halberd’s body, a continuous effect of Chen Yun’s Spiritual Position.

This energy not only endowed the halberd with incredible strength but also allowed it to change form according to Chen Yun’s will, making it serve both as a heavy weapon for sieging and a delicate scalpel for surgery.

In a moment,

the Radiation Mace began to transform at will under Chen Yun’s command.

Just like the Magic Blade Thousand Blades from a well-known anime, countless fragments were controlled and arbitrarily combined.

After playing around for a while, Chen Yun finally stopped.

Although he had grown so powerful that he no longer needed external objects, the existence of the Fangtian Halberd was not solely for combat but more as a piece of art, displaying his pursuit of beauty and ultimate control over power.

Apart from its coolness,

this thing’s inherent Tetanus Blade plus, the Radiation Blade, was a quite potent and interesting strong debuff.

What a pity that right now Chen Yun’s Spiritual Position could only manage to not block the radiation completely or to block it altogether, unable to release a specified amount of radiation at a designated time.

This perhaps required further enhancement of his Spiritual Position.

Consequently,

he gazed at the Radiation Mace before him and fell into a bout of deep thought.

If possible,

he definitely wanted to take this thing with him.

Convenient for pulling it out whenever he wanted to use it.

But the question was, where would be the appropriate place to keep it?

The grand Fangtian Halberd was simply too large, seemingly conspicuous wherever placed.

And hidden away, it had two disadvantages; one being if placed a bit too far, it wouldn’t be possible to draw it instantaneously, and if not shrouded by the Spiritual Position, it would constantly emit harmful radiative threats.

The best arrangement was to keep it within the range of the Spiritual Position, conveniently isolating the radiation while not being too intrusive.

After a moment of pondering,

Chen Yun, looking at the halberd entirely composed of countless fragments, knew what to do.

He could disperse these fragments.

Turning them into numerous unremarkable little pebbles floating in the sky.

Considering his Spiritual Position spanned a radius of two thousand meters,

little pebbles floating aloft within this area would not easily be noticed by ordinary people.

And when needed,

located within the range of the Spiritual Position, these little pebbles,

would quickly come together under the effect of the Spiritual Position, forming back into the giant mace.

In the eyes of an enemy,

Chen Yun merely needed to grab at the void, and a massive mace would quickly manifest from the countless little pebbles flying through the air.

In terms of coolness,

it was not any less than the cinematic debut of the anti-Hulk Mecha Veronica.

Contemplating,

Chen Yun stayed in the Rocky Mountains for a while.

Then he soared into the sky just before lunchtime, leaving the area.

It was rare to return home.

Skipping lunch at home would likely earn him a nagging from his mother.