So, overall, the threat was still limited. Against ordinary opponents, however, it was an exceptionally deadly weapon.
It still drew bids from many guests in the private stalls and rooms, and each item ultimately found a buyer.
By the latter half of the third day, the value of the auctioned items had risen another notch. Items like Fine Treasure Artifacts were now appearing frequently.
Sabers, spears, staves, and clubs; axes, swords, battle-axes, and hammers; halberds, maces, whips, and claws—all sorts of weapon categories made an appearance.
The threshold for bidding was also raised to a certain level. By this point, the bidders were primarily from the private stalls and rooms. For some of the better items, even the distinguished guests in the top-floor rooms would occasionally make a bid.
Item after item was presented, each one sending a new wave of excitement through the venue from time to time.
