He called for a servant and watched as he struggled to carry out a weapon known as the "blood contract gun" and place it on the table.
With the help of sunlight, Hafali could finally see its full appearance.
It was over half a meter long, made entirely of a red-bronze metal, yet emitted a faint purple sheen.
"Is this copper?" Hafali frowned, tapping the weapon, which emitted a crisp sound.
"I don't know, but it's definitely heavier than copper. This blood contract gun here weighs forty to fifty pounds."
Frowning, Hafali continued to scrutinize this peculiar weapon, feeling an inexplicable sense of discomfort.
The overall structure of the weapon consisted of three parts.
The top was a metal short rod about the thickness of a wrist, with a channel as wide as a pea drilled through the middle.
The middle was a glass bottle, with a goblet-like trace of light red blood inside, connected to the upper metal short rod through several thin copper pipes.
