Qin Ye enjoyed learning more about the history of how the Forbidden Arts came to be. Not only did this give an insight as to what catalyzed its research and development, it also gave him an idea of how these nuclear powers were used, and what role they played in history.

Thus, he listened intently.

After a brief moment of silence, the Harken raised its paw again, and the illusory image of Immortal Sanction drifted up like a 3D projection, “This is the culmination of Hell’s efforts. As you can probably tell, the Forbidden Art would first require a medium through which it can be launched.”

Qin Ye nodded. The sword was likely the medium that Hell had designed for Immortal Sanction, just like how nuclear warheads in the mortal realm were carried through missiles and rockets. Sure, they might look different, but the idea of using a medium to deliver the devastating attack was quite the same.

“This sword basically contains hundreds of millions of Yin Talismans. I’m not sure how much you can understand, but these Yin Talismans are essentially arranged to form a multitude of shapes and specific designs within. As soon as these runes are triggered by the infusion of Yin energy, they would begin to frantically gather power from outside and eventually trigger a chain of explosions of each arrangement of Yin Talismans, before finally triggering the most powerful Yin Talisman within that will deliver a devastating effect.”

Qin Ye massaged his temples. It sounded no different from a bomb that will be ignited as soon as the fuse...