Why did they say it was unbreakable? For story sake?
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He was obviously fighting someone who was armed with a katana.
Eh, we've seen the swordfights at MM when we had our gathering a few months back; any sword is going to fail eventually when bashed edge to edge against similarly hard implements.
You know, I overlooked it, but... did he say it was actually broken in combat at MM? Or was he busy hacking at steel drums?
