So far, Grid only considered the performance when it came to item creation and production.0

This was understandable. Items were things that existed for the convenience of the user and to increase their stats. The most important factor for an item was the performance, and Grid always considered this.0

However, the circumstances were different this time. He had to make an item for someone who wasn’t a colleague, but a potential enemy.0

‘It will be sickening if a future enemy is armed with the most powerful item I have created.’0

He couldn’t refuse the deal. If so, he needed to set up a device so that Chris wouldn’t become an enemy. How? The conclusion he came to after a long period of thinking.0

‘I need to make the buyer of the item dependent on the creator.’0

But how? Grid came up with a simple yet dramatic solution.0

‘This item can only be repaired by the maker.’0

The absolute maker of the item! Grid’s Greatsword would establish a relationship between the maker and buyer, and it would be effective as a type of slave contract.0

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