Side effect: The weapon betrays its master, and the user will eventually be beheaded.
The Kingmaker considered himself already a spiritual Devil, not afraid of decapitation, hence dared to use this weapon.
Warwick and Edward IV wielded their swords with a brilliant flash, battling fiercely as if evenly matched.
Yet the former remained calm, confident that he would be the final victor.
Despite being much older than Edward IV, apart from indulging in crooked ways, he maintained healthy habits with early sleep and rise, his body being healthier than the latter's.
However, the repercussions of Edward IV's excesses in wine and women kept him in a constant struggle with the urge "Aa… Hiss… Hiss…", which he couldn't match against the old man's endurance.
"One minute and thirty seconds, a shower with a bath" was not mere talk.
If Edward IV's skills and preparations were only limited to this, then things might truly go awry.
