Wait, what do you want to do with it?

Yes, I mean Kromede’s Tear.

It’s a shame to just wear it as a pendant.

If you melt it down and then coat the Judge’s Chainblades with it, you can enchant them.

• You ask what you should do.

You need three things if you want to improve the Judge’s Chainblades.

They would be Kromede’s Tear, Judge’s Chainblades and a capable smith.

You have the tear already. If you bring the Judge’s Chainblades to me, I’ll improve them for you.

• Accept
• Decline

You can count yourself very lucky.

I don’t mean to sing my own praises, but even in Elysea there are only a handful of people who know how to refine this weapon. It’s actually very delicate, and one wrong move would break it.

Anyway, bring me the Judge’s Chainblades.

I’ve heard that Kromede the Corrupt in Asmodae’s Fire Temple has them.

• You end the conversation.

Ukon will enchant the Judge’s Chainblades for you. Take him the chainblades and Kromede’s Tear.

There you are. Do you have the Judge’s Chainblades?

Then hand them over with Kromede’s Tear.

I’ll enchant them for you right away.

• You hand over Kromede’s Tear and the weapon.

I told you; I can only enchant the Judge’s Chainblades if you bring me the weapon and Kromede’s Tear.

Aren’t those the Judge’s Chainblades in your hand?

I can’t enchant them if you don’t give them to me.

Are you worried I’ll destroy the chainblades?

I’m not a renowned smith in Elysea for nothing.

So trust me and give me the chainblades and Kromede’s Tear.

• You end the conversation.

(Wipes away sweat.) Phew, done.

Here’s your weapon.

I’m sure you’ll be very happy with the result.

*Yawn*, it’s tiring work.

Go, I need to get some rest now.

Ukon asks you to bring him the Judge’s Chainblades. Then he will enchant them using Kromede’s Tear.

You trust him and have brought him the Judge’s Chainblades along with Kromede’s Tear. As promised, Ukon has upgraded the Judge’s Chainblades.