Mages Are Too OP Chapter 591

Chapter 591 This Isn't a Special Drama

Although the intelligent golem had secured a triumph, it couldn't really continue attacking the enemy.

Its biggest limitation was still a lack of energy.

Even though its energy regeneration was much faster with the injected human soul, it was not as fast as its consumption.

It was rather annoying that the Golden Sons kept attacking every day.

“We have to end this.” Greene clenched his fists and bashed the table. “I'm serious. If this goes on, our morale will be affected. Besides, the intelligent golem's soul and body aren't fused yet, and its full strength can't be carried

out.”

“But the Golden Sons are undying. It won't be easy to deal with them.” Pylos rubbed his eyebrow. “To some extent, they're even trickier than undead creatures. We can use magic and theurgy of the light class to cope with undead creatures, but the Golden Sons have few vulnerabilities.”

“The Golden Sons have weaknesses too,” Greene explained. “Their capabilities plummet every time they die. I'm told that someone killed a Golden Son so many times that he became as weak as an ordinary person.”

Pylos realized his intention. “Are you saying that we should attack promptly, raze their base, and slaughter them so that their capabilities will drop significantly?”

“That's the only thing we can do.” Greene nodded solemnly. “They'll keep harassing you like ants if you don't purge them.”

“What plan do you have?” asked Pylos.

Greene gently stroked the back of his left hand with his right. Thinking for a moment, he said, “Start a total war. We've wager everything we have on it.”

“But that requires the authorization of the Great Elder,” said Pylos gloomily, “who's already dead now.”

Greene stood up. “By the principles of inheritance, I'm the acting Great Elder right now. I propose the motion of a total war. Please vote.”

Greene was indeed the Legendary elder who was the fourth in order.

Now that the first three elders were all dead, he was truly qualified to be the new Great Elder.

The other two legends thought for a moment and both nodded.

They agreed to initiate a total war. They had all realized that the Spatial Magic Tower would be doomed if they didn't do anything, so they might as well try their luck.

Then, the meeting was adjourned, and everybody prepared for war.

Very soon… the whole Spatial Magic Tower was moving In the base, Roland watched the footage of the battles so far and studied them carefully for a few hours before he offered his opinion in the command center. “At least 27 buffs have been perpetualized on this golem, which can turn it into a highly agile ‘bulldozer.' To destroy it, we need a weapon that can destroy its physical defense.”

“Where can we find such a weapon?” Wright, leader of Fatter Cat, spoke like a billionaire. “Money and materials won't be a problem.”

As a matter of fact, the Hero's Sword should be able to destroy the golem's body, but Roland didn't want to reveal all the powers of the Hero's Sword to the players.

Although Andonara had killed plenty of players with the Hero's Sword, the weapon had always been wreathed in blue flames when she did so. Most players were actually “burned” after they were physically cut apart.

Therefore, Andonara's Hero's Sword wasn't fully unveiled to the players.

Most players' impression of the sword was that it was a cool, fiery magic sword.

Roland was quite glad to see that.

At this moment, the players' levels and ambitions were all inflating.

They desired more practical skills, perks, and equipment.

Should they see all the stats of the Hero's Sword, even Andonara would suffer their harassment no matter how strong she was.

Even if they couldn't rob her, they could always try to steal it from her! As a player himself, Roland knew very well how crazy his fellows could be when they got attracted to something.

On those occasions, morals would be the least of their concerns. Naturally, Andonara was too strong to fear them.

But wouldn't it be better if it never happened in the first place?

With that in mind, Roland had asked Andonara to unsheathe the Hero's Sword less often. The weapon was usually kept at her uncle Cage's place.

Cage wouldn't use the Hero's Sword until it was really necessary.

Therefore, when Wright asked about such a weapon, Roland merely opened his hands. “I'm not sure. I can make magic swords, but they aren't hard enough to pierce the golem's body.”

“Then what do we do?” asked another chairman, frowning. They had hired Roland with a fortune not just for his analysis.

“I don't know all the details yet, so I'll have to fight it first,” said Roland. “I'll confront it tomorrow, and you'll organize other players to follow me. If they can help me, let them, but if they can't, just run off. After all, each death means a tremendous loss of EXP.”

That was all they could do for now.

The guild chairmen didn't think that Roland's plan was good, but they couldn't come up with a better plan.

The next morning, several thousand players, divided into four squares, emerged before Tebesia again. “They're here again. What a bunch of obnoxious troublemakers,” said Greene on the city wall unhappily. “They're trying to keep the intelligent golem in a powerless state, so that it can't carry out its full strength.”

“In any case, let's stick to the plan,” said Pylos.

The other two Legend elders nodded too.

Outside of the city gate, Roland stared at the enormous intelligent golem ahead.

Because it was quickly absorbing the energy in the air, the air within a ten-meter radius had twisted.

Seeing all the squares, the intelligent golem stopped charging and waited for them to come closer.

Once they were closer, it would be able to perform a Leap Slash.

When it fell from the sky, its weight would be transformed into momentum by gravity. Such a pure physical impact could break most magic shields. Even those at the edge of the Leap Slash might be gravely wounded when they were hit by the airwaves.

However, the four squares stopped thirty meters away from its leap range

Having fought two battles against the intelligent golem, the players had already roughly deduced the range of its Leap Slash.

Had they lost their courage?

The soul inside the intelligent golem was more or less confused.

He was wondering if he should charge forward and attack after the enemy was within the range of his Leap Slash, when a man stood out.

“Is he a Mage?” The intelligent golem was rather confused.

The golem's body was highly resistant to magic, and the soul in it, as a Mage himself, had a great understanding about magic.

Even a Legendary Mage was nothing to him at this moment, not to mention a much lesser one.

While he was confused, this Mage turned into a statue with a bright blue brick in his hand.

The moment he saw the brick, the intelligent golem felt a strong desire. Although it was jumbled up by various sorts of magic materials, it was already a living creature thanks to the amazing magic.

A living creature was not necessarily made of flesh and blood or based on carbon.

It could be based on silicon or other substances.

For the intelligent golem, magic power was food.

This brick, on the other hand, was the most delicious cuisine, containing great energy.

It was almost like a starving man noticing a huge candy.

It wanted to lunge forward and grab the candy.

Fortunately, there was a human soul inside the intelligent golem, which controlled the instincts of the golem.

Roland, who had already turned into a stone statue, was going to stuff the brick into his elemental body when he suddenly sensed immense magic waves from the golem on the opposite side.

Those waves almost felt like vehement crying.

Also, Roland clearly sensed that the enemy's intuitive mental waves had locked onto the brick in his hand.

“So you like this?” Not caring if the enemy could hear him, Roland raised the brick and waved it in the most provocative way. “Do you want to have a taste of this?”

As he waved the brick, the magic waves from the enemy became even more obvious.

Chuckling, he didn't care about the creature's desires and simply inserted the brick of magic power into his body.

Mental waves roared like drums from the enemy faster and faster, as if it were pissed.

On Roland's side, the magic power twisted the air within a significant range.

His stone statue quickly expanded under the nurture of magic power and grew into a 19-meter-tall giant in no more than five seconds.

On the surface of the golden rocks was a Gundam face… The energy in the magic power brick was too violent for Roland to control the increasing elements accurately. It was already impressive enough that he shaped a human face.

After he turned into a stone statue, the golem's mental waves were even more intense, as if it were about to burst into rage.

Instead of waiting for the outburst, Roland attacked first.

He slightly lowered his back and then charged forth.

He was an enormous statue, but he didn't make any sound when he stomped on the sand.

When he was running, he only left very shallow marks on the sand.

After all, he was in the earth elemental state, and the desert was one of the “earth” environments, so it was not an inexplicable phenomenon at all.

If an explanation was demanded, there would always be “magic.”

Roland was a fast runner.

After he was elementalized, many things he did were against the basic laws of physics.

For example… acceleration of inertia.

It's well known that, given the same push, the heavier an object is, the slower it will be accelerated.

But this wasn't a problem for elemental creatures. The stone statue moved at its highest speed the moment it started running, and no acceleration was needed at all.

He was 19 meters tall, and his legs were more than 10 meters long.

Unlike the fake long legs of certain male stars, he had real 10-meter-long legs.

Each step he made during his running was at least 10 meters long with his long legs. In the blink of an eye, Roland had already approached 20 meters before the intelligent golem.

Then, the statue jumped up and performed a Bruce Lee kick.

His attack was elegant and quick.

The movement wouldn't have been as impressive if a regular player had done it.

After all, the players' physical attributes had been greatly improved, and it was simple for them to kick.

However, now that the movement was performed by a 19-meter-tall statue, it was truly shocking and mind-blocking when it flew across the sky.

Most of the players who observed the battle from the sidelines opened their mouths in shock and amazement.

The intelligent golem seemed too stunned to move.

Roland's kick hit its head precisely.

Dum!

Airwaves and a sonic explosion appeared at the point of impact.

The players saw that the intelligent golem stepped back and nearly fell.

Yet, Roland's right leg which had just kicked the target exploded.

Broken pieces flew everywhere.

The leg was broken inch by inch until only its hip was left.

“The basic laws of physics still apply here,” said a certain guild chairman in relief. “A force always comes with a counterforce. Roland suffered from his own powerful kick.”

Hardly had he finished talking when Roland landed with one leg.

He was able to maintain balance on the sand with one leg. Also, right after he landed, he slightly squatted with one leg and jumped back up.

He turned around and swung his leg, whipping the enemy's head with his remaining left leg.

He was so fast that he left blurry shadows behind him.

Dum!

Another giant explosion, and another ripple of airwaves caused by the sonic explosion. The players almost felt the pain when they watched it from the rear. Roland's left leg was broken again.

This time, the intelligent golem was forced to take several steps to his left under the attack.

Nevertheless, it didn't fall.

Those two movements sounded rather slow, but they actually happened very fast.

The whole process took no more than two seconds. Roland fell straight onto the sand.

The players didn't think that Roland could attack again.

But to their surprise, the moment the statue's remaining half-body hit the sand, it pressed the sand heavily with its hands.

Then, its half body flew high and forward. At the same time, it clenched its hands and then smashed them down on the target.

Hardly had the golem rebalanced itself when it saw a half-body falling from above.

Another dum!

Another circle of unsurprising airwaves caused by the sonic explosion.

The golem was hit heavily on its head three times in a row.

This time, it couldn't maintain its balance anymore and fell to the ground.

The statue's hands were completely shattered.

All of its limbs were gone, and it fell to the sand together with the golem.

Wow…

All the thousands of players who observed the battle exclaimed.

Wright was so excited that his body was trembling beyond his control.

“Shoot! Shoot! This is how a real special drama should go! The collision between an enormous object and another enormous object is so fulfilling! Ha… I'm coming!”

Wright wiggled like a woman with his arms on his hip and his cheeks blushing as if he were a pervert.

On the city wall, the Legendary Mage who was left behind to monitor the battle also revealed wide eyes.

Chapter end