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-- I assure you, it's not an exaggeration, and we are capable of much more, -- Aiko smiled at the polite warrior. -- The spell of invulnerability is quite important, but not the most popular; many of our clients prefer reliability over efficiency: your weapon can become a vessel for combat elements, striking enemies not only with its sharp steel, your shoes will become light and as if carry you forward on their own, and your armor will be able to heal your wounds, should that happen. What is more reasonable depends on your equipment, combat style, and task.
-- However, I fully share your approach. When the equipment is good in itself, as yours is, preserving it becomes a priority. Not only blind elements, but also certain opponents can, unfortunately, be harmful to your weapon. For example, you are probably aware of what a standard fire mage's arsenal is like. In this regard, there is nothing better than caution.
-- May I take a look at your sword, miss?