The shop owner accepted the "Gambler".
He first placed it in a professional device for a round of scanning and cutting tests, and then gave the Samurai Sword a complete maintenance.
"Raqi Industry's custom materials are indeed impressive, not a single bend or nick."
The owner praised before scanning John's body.
"But I don't recommend you use it."
High-end single-molecule Samurai Swords sound cool, but in street fights, they are more like fashionable accessories:
Even a kid just beaten up by a drunk knows to pull the trigger, and with a little money, you can buy a firearm with rocket-propelled bullets.
The threshold for melee weapons is a bit too high for ordinary people.
But they also have their reasons to exist.
Ammunition is a limited resource, and some prosthetic body modifications are made specifically for close combat, such as neural synapses, alloy skeletons, and operating systems that enhance mobility and reaction speed.
Bullets might not penetrate armor.
