The divine artifact was ultimately sold for an astonishing 780,000 magicoins.0

Judging by its craftsmanship, it did not appear to be the work of Magus World alchemists. Instead, it seemed to originate from one of the allied planes.0

Sein speculated that the buyer might even be a foreign god, as the Rank Four and above knights and mages of the Magus World likely would not show much interest in such roughly crafted equipment.0

Those who favored heavy hammers as weapons were typically knights, and those of Rank Four usually had connections with mages of a similar rank.0

It was standard practice for most knights in the Magus World to commission their equipment from mages.0

Of course, exceptions to this norm did exist.0

For instance, Thunder, who once collaborated with the Divine...0