gungir

“It ranked up,” I answered. “So I traded up. These are Gungnir.”

Lifting a hand, I created one with a thought. Seen in midflight, it looked a lot like a Magic Missile. It was still made of my Aura, after all, and thus composed entirely of pure, white light; anything more specific tended to blend away as it sped off into the distance. Seen like this, however, the differences were obvious. Where my Magic Missiles were smooth javelins of energy, the evolved Gungnir took on a more distinct shape. Expanding from an orb of light, it took on the shape of an actual weapon made of woven bands of light—a confluence of Magic Missiles that took on a nearly material form, energy packed so densely that it seemed more like a weapon that glowed then a weapon of light, patterns and symbols sometimes shining through to add to that impression. As I held onto it, light rose from its surface in twisting bands that snaked between my fingers and around me wrist, slowly spiraling up my arm as it wait to be set free.

It didn’t feel like I was holding an energy weapon, not like Magic Missile had. Yet for all its solidity, holding it…I could feel the power inside it waiting to be set free and devastate.

Gungnir (Active) LV1 EXP: 99.46% MP: 800
The magical spear of an ancient Atlesian king, given form by its wielder’s power. Originally a weapon of mere frozen steel, its wielder carved it repeatedly with patterns and formula designed to channel his Aura until the weapon itself did not matter, so engrained was its shape in its wielder’s soul. Once cast, it is said to never miss, to pierce any defense, and to slay entire armies in a single throw. It was also said to return to its wielders hand whenever cast, but in truth its physical form shattered long ago and it may simply be created at will by those who know how. Power increases with INT, skill level, and Metal element affinity.
80% defense penetration.
8000% damage increase.
7 second charge time but can be charged for up to 21 seconds.
Attack damage increases with charge time.
Once fired, will change direction up to 1 time in order to follow the target.

Letting him get a good look at it, I twirled it once and hurled it into the distance where it fell like a meteor far from us. As it touched the ground, there was a flash of light followed by an explosion of released energy—the army slaying portion of its apparent myth. It had the same penetrative properties as its predecessor, but unlike Magic Missile, its complex form could unravel on command, releasing its full destructive power on anything nearby. At the same time, it would follow its target, presumably to a greater extent as its power increased, and from using it even just a few times, I could already guess how it was meant to be used; penetrate the defense of the desired target, pierce deep into their flesh, and then…boom.