The Weapon Master Shall Never Die Bare-Handed in Genshin Impact [104]

“Jungling?” Razor tilted his head, confused by the unfamiliar term, but he obediently took the greatsword Jia Changjiang handed him.

The moment Razor held the sword, he felt an instant connection, as if the weapon were an extension of his body.

Perhaps it was because Jia Changjiang had used a strand of Razor’s hair during the crafting process. Razor felt completely at ease wielding the greatsword, without even the slightest discomfort.

He gave the weapon an experimental swing, marveling at how natural it felt—more so than any weapon he had ever held before.

“It’s… amazing!” Razor exclaimed, his eyes lighting up like a child receiving a new toy.

As he admired the sword, a chill ran through his arm. A frosty claw materialized around his left wrist, moving fluidly as though it were part of him.

Stunned, Razor touched the icy wolf’s claw, realizing it wasn’t just an illusion. He instinctively channeled Electro energy into his left hand, causing the frost claw to react. The resulting synergy of Electro and Cryo made his strikes even sharper and more ferocious.

“Oh… so that’s what ‘Winter’s Claw’ means,” Jia Changjiang muttered, clapping his hands as the realization dawned on him.

He suddenly remembered something: the interaction between Electro and Cryo, known as Superconduct, reduces physical resistance.

Does this mean Razor’s combat potential just skyrocketed?

“That weapon and claw are so cool!” Lumine exclaimed, her attention fixed on the weapon’s striking design. She turned eagerly to Jia Changjiang. “Is it my turn for a new weapon now?”

Amber, however, was taken aback by how quickly Jia Changjiang had managed to forge something so impressive. So his title as a Weapon Master isn’t just about using them—he’s an actual master at making them too!

“How does it feel, Razor?” Jia Changjiang asked.

“Very good… like I’ve grown a new claw!” Razor replied, grinning with delight.

“Glad to hear it.” Jia Changjiang nodded, satisfied with his work.

Then his gaze shifted to Lumine—and then to Amber.

“Hey, Amber, let me ask you a small question,” Jia Changjiang said, a mischievous smile creeping onto his face. “Would you like a new weapon too?”

Amber’s instincts warned her something was up, but after seeing Razor’s incredible new weapon, she couldn’t help but feel a flicker of excitement.

“Ehehehe…” Jia Changjiang chuckled ominously. “Whether it’s one weapon or a few, it doesn’t make much difference to me. So, Amber… want to become even stronger? This is a rare opportunity, you know…”

As he spoke, he reached toward his portable forge, his expression brimming with anticipation.

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A Little While Later…

With everyone’s combined efforts, Razor’s situation was finally settled.

Razor temporarily took up residence in the Knights of Favonius headquarters, where they learned something surprising: his swordsmanship had been taught by none other than Grand Master Varka during the Knight’s expeditions.

Meanwhile, the wolf attacks on Springvale were resolved, with the Knights issuing statements to put the matter to rest.

After receiving her new weapon, Lumine excitedly headed out to test it against some monsters. Amber, too, had been “persuaded” by Jia Changjiang to accept a new weapon of her own.

Klee remained in confinement for her earlier antics, while Razor spent his days split between two activities: learning how to use his Electro Vision under Lisa’s guidance, and undergoing combat training with Jia Changjiang to master his new weapon.

Despite claiming he wouldn’t take responsibility for raising Razor, Jia Changjiang dedicated himself to coaching the boy, tailoring his guidance to Razor’s unique fighting style and helping him refine his abilities.

In addition to Razor, Jia Changjiang had taken on another eager student: Noelle.

The aspiring knight’s natural talent and determination had caught his attention, and with his open-minded philosophy of teaching, Jia Changjiang began training her as well.

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A Few Days Later…

At Angel’s Share, the bustling Mondstadt tavern…

“Cheers!” Jia Changjiang raised a large wooden mug filled with dandelion wine, downing it in hearty gulps before slamming the empty cup onto the table with a satisfied sigh. “Ahhh, nothing beats a chilled apple cider! So refreshing!”

“You’re the only one who would think to use a Cryo Vision to chill your drinks,” Kaeya remarked with a wry smile.

Tonight, Kaeya had invited Jia Changjiang out for drinks to avoid yet another sparring match. But to his surprise, Jia Changjiang had brought along another companion…

“Chilled cider really is delightful,” Venti chimed in, cradling his icy drink with both hands. After finishing his cup, his cheeks turned slightly rosy. “Jax, you’re a genius.”

“Of course I am! Cold drinks are the best in this weather,” Jia Changjiang said with a tipsy grin, leaning on his arm. “It’s all about making the most of what you’ve got!”

He continued, “Just the other day, Lumine and Amber were out in the wild roasting meat over a fire—and guess who provided the fire? Amber, of course.”

Kaeya chuckled, shaking his head. “That Traveler… yeah, that sounds like something she’d do.”

“Speaking of which,” Kaeya added, “I noticed they’ve both been using new weapons recently. Were those from you?”

“I wouldn’t call it a gift,” Jia Changjiang replied, waving off the compliment. “Just a little something I whipped up.”

Meanwhile, in the wilds outside Mondstadt, Lumine and Amber stood atop a small hill near Whispering Woods, surveying a Hilichurl watchtower in the distance.

“Amber, I’ve found it! The Hilichurl watchtower is just up ahead,” Lumine said, pointing. “It’s all yours.”

Amber hesitated, glancing down at the weapon Jia Changjiang had given her—a massive, high-caliber sniper rifle.

“This… are you sure it’s better than a bow?” she asked, doubtful but intrigued.

“Absolutely!” Lumine gave her a confident thumbs-up. “I know this thing—it’s way better than a regular bow!”

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