The knife that Feng Yin had drawn was vastly different from the usual knives seen in the market.
The sleek, elongated blade was visibly at least a foot longer than the regular knives. The usual waist knives were no more than two and a half to three feet long.
But the knife Feng Yin drew had a blade of about three and a half feet alone, which was even longer than the usual long swords. Coupled with the handle, it had to be at least four feet long.
If inserted into a scabbard, an ordinary person would almost certainly have difficulty drawing it out single-handed.
"Where the blade back and the back edge intersect, it should be thicker. Same goes for the junction between the cutting edge and the belly of the blade. The heaviest part of the Profound Iron should have more weight compared to other parts."
Feng Yin pointed and explained the special points that needed emphasis.
