An early C-Rank dagger that drops to Sung Jinwoo after he slays the Blue Venom-Fanged Kasaka, this bone-hilted blade still carries the snake's lingering poison, letting it paralyze and bleed its targets.
On top of granting a 25-point boost to attack, the weapon retains traces of Kasaka's venom, which power two added properties. Paralyze halts a target's movement at a set rate, while Bleed drains one percent of a victim's health each second it stays active and can ultimately kill through sustained blood loss.
Jinwoo is the sole wielder shown, carrying the fang through his early rise as a hunter before trading up to the Knight Killer he acquired from the System Shop.

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Kasaka's Venom Fang is an early C-Rank dagger with a bone hilt that drops to Sung Jinwoo after he slays the Blue Venom-Fanged Kasaka, still carrying the snake's lingering poison.
Kasaka's Venom Fang grants a 25-point attack boost and two venom-based properties: Paralyze, which halts a target's movement at a set rate, and Bleed, which drains one percent of a victim's health each second and can ultimately kill through blood loss.
Sung Jinwoo recovered Kasaka's Venom Fang as loot following his kill of the Blue Venom-Fanged Kasaka, then leaned on it as his main weapon until he purchased Knight Killer from the System Shop.
Kasaka's Venom Fang is a compact black blade trimmed with a white edge and set into a hilt fashioned from bone.
Sung Jinwoo traded up from Kasaka's Venom Fang to the Knight Killer, which he acquired from the System Shop.
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