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"Damage it?" I asked, confused.
"Breaking it is beyond your abilities, so damaging it will suffice. Even a dent or crack will count as a pass," Carzakh explained.
Noticing our skeptical expressions, Carzakh smirked. "What's the matter? Does it seem too easy? Then go ahead and give it a try right away."
Arjan looked at me as if seeking my consent. Though she was still expressionless, she seemed oddly eager. I could tell she didn't want to be stuck here for half a year either.
"Go ahead," I instructed her.
"Yes, Young Master Luan."
Arjan set the scale on the ground and drew a dagger. I still didn't know where the daggers kept coming from.
She glared at the scale like it was her mortal enemy. Then, gripping the dagger with both hands, she drove it down.
The sound of metal striking metal echoed.
Arjan nearly dropped the dagger, her grip faltering. If her posture had been even slightly off, her wrist would have been injured.
"This..." she muttered.
Carzakh looked at the scale, which had bounced off, and said, "The scales on the Sapphire Snake's body are far tougher than this. This one's been detached from its body for quite some time. You two can't even damage a single scale, yet you think it'll take us three days to hunt it? Delusional."
Arjan fell silent. Her expression remained unchanged, but she looked slightly sullen, her lips pressed tight as if she wanted...
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