Dragon Slayer

Dragon Slayer most importantly refers to Jeong-woo's divine sword, a collaboration between Kalatus and Henova. The name first appears earlier on Kahn's sword; the supplied chapters do not establish that Kahn's weapon and Jeong-woo's later artifact are the same physical blade, so their custody histories remain separate.

History

Kahn's same-named sword

Players in the Tutorial identify Blood Sword Kahn's weapon as Dragon Slayer, and Kahn is shown carrying the bloodied sword during his confrontation with Bild. Kahn later compares his Dragon Slayer unfavorably with Vigrid. None of these passages transfers that sword to Jeong-woo. (Chapters 31, 33, 53)

Jeong-woo's divine artifact

Jeong-woo's Dragon Slayer is introduced through his recorded shadow as a collaboration: Kalatus supplies its magic effects and Henova spends three months forging it. Jeong-woo made it with the Magic Sword Stone and raised it from S-rank to EX-rank, making it a distinct personal divine artifact. (Chapters 181–182, 186, 317)

Jeong-woo wields the greatsword with Sky Wings and Wave of Light against divine opponents and Allforone. It also acts as a booster for his magic and divine power; after a severe clash it is left with many cracks, but it is later still recognized as Jeong-woo's divine artifact. (Chapters 360, 375, 396–397, 677–679, 811)

Sesha later draws a bracelet-sword made from the same material as her father's trademark Dragon Slayer. The text describes it as her own gifted weapon, not custody of Dragon Slayer itself. (Chapter 832)

Abilities and properties

• Kalatus' magic and Henova's forging make Jeong-woo's version comparable to or stronger than Vigrid. (Chapter 181)
• The Magic Sword Stone tunes the weapon to Jeong-woo's data and helps raise it to EX rank. (Chapter 317)
• Conducts Sky Wings, Wave of Light, elemental defenses, and Jeong-woo's divine power. (Chapters 375, 396, 677–679)
• Can act as a booster but suffers physical cracking under extreme loads. (Chapter 679)

Ownership and custody