Assassination Dagger For Interstellar Stalkers

✨ 3D Printing Tips! These Details Will Make Your Models More Perfect～

• You can slow down the printing speed a little bit ⏳. "Slow work yields fine products" — slower printing allows the filament to solidify more evenly, preventing misalignment or layer separation, which greatly boosts the success rate!
• Remember to apply a thin layer of glue to the build plate 🧴. A thin coat is enough to firmly "grip" the bottom of the model. No more worrying about the model "curling up like stir-fried noodles" halfway through printing — it will stay stable until the job is done!

With these adjustments, not only will the printing quality be more consistent, but you’ll also reduce waste from failed prints. Even beginners can handle 3D printing easily! 😊

Fingertips brush across the gradient faceted surface of this dagger, the 3D printed integrated material perfectly fits the curvature of Leah's palm prints 🖐️. Leah lies on the broken beam of the communication tower on the abandoned mining star τ-c74, slowly calibrating the stealth frequency of her tactical suit. She printed this dagger by herself based on a tattered design blueprint she bought from the black market, using gradient 3D printing material she saved for three years after finishing dozens of dangerous smuggling missions. The hollow prismatic structure can scatter the frequency of detection radar, and the pink-blue gradient material can adjust its refractive index according to the ambient temperature, which perfectly meets the requirements of full-band stealth for interstellar assassination missions 🔮. Her target is the abandoned star core sample left by the Consortium deep in the mine. It is said that this space-distorting substance can help her earn enough bounty to redeem her sister who was detained by interstellar slave traffickers. The moment the geometric grooves of the non-slip handle fit into her fingers, Leah pushes off the rock wall and falls quietly to the entrance of the mine. The infrared detection gate does not send any alarm — the dagger successfully scattered the detection wave that would have exposed her position 🚪. When she gets to the core compartment, she finds a weathered skeleton of a stalker leaning in the center of the compartment. The holographic chip at its hand automatically lights up when she approaches, and the projected image has exactly the same face as hers. And beside the skeleton, there is a gap that perfectly matches the dagger in Leah's hand ⏳. The voiceprint on the chip carries faint current noise: "When you see this message, you have stepped into the loop. This dagger is the key, and also the chain. The star core can reset time, and the next you will get this design blueprint three years later." Leah looks down at the gradient edge in her hand, the rock wall of the mine begins to collapse, the faint blue light of the star core permeates from the core compartment, slowly reflecting on the changing surface of the prismatic blade 🌈