The Golem Mage - Chapter 83

Chapter 83: Silent Rivalry (Part 2) Chapter 83: Silent Rivalry (Part 2) The patriarch later got used to the idea that his grandson’s golem was a spear expert who could comprehend the spear’s intent after being created for less than two months.

And it was the same spear intent his brother could not comprehend after forty-five years of his life, and it left a sour taste on his tongue when he thought of his brother.

He tried to picture his brother’s face if he learned that a golem could understand what he had been trying to grasp for so long.

“Titan, I want to challenge you!!!” Legion shouted while pointing his spear tip towards Titan as he roared; this behavior of the golem surprised both the grand elder and the patriarch
They did know that Alec had a great talent for creating golems, but they never thought that his level had reached the level of creating a golem that could talk with that much intelligence.

When the patriarch looked toward whom the golem was challenging, his eyes almost bulged out of his sockets as he pointed at the golem while stammering.

“Is..

Is….

I..

I…

Is that not you, golem, the first one, right ?” the patriarch asked as he recognized Titan the moment he saw him
“Yes, of course, the very first one that I made with the hope that he would become a sturdy shield that would protect me from harm,” Alec said as he eyed the patriarch with the edge of his eyes as he indirectly referred to the patriarch.

And the patriarch only rolled his eyes at Alec’s childish attitude.” No more playing; when did you upgrade it to a Tier 2 golem?

No, that’s not the right word.

How could you raise a Tier 1 golem to a Tier 2 golem without taking or requesting any resources and materials from the family?” the patriarch asked.

This time, he was staring at Alec with serious eyes.

“Talent!!!

” Alec blurted out.

“Bullshit, don’t tell me you are taking shit from that bastard from the Ancient Blaze clans,” the patriarch asked as he pointed his fingers at Alec.

Yeah, he was the one who vouched for Alec in the meeting, saying that he would never be on friendly terms with the Blaze family, but now he felt his tiny faith shaking as he saw that Tier 2 golem.

Gordon Patriarch: for God’s sake!

That is no average Tier 2 Golem.

For God’s sake, it’s an ice Golem, and those golems don’t drop from the skies.

You need to burn a lot of resources to raise a normal golem to this level and have this much potential!

The patriarch’s mind was going wild as all sorts of ideas were being projected into his mind, as he tried to picture how the Blaze family approached Alec or what they might have promised him for him to have received their help.

“What are you talking about, old man?

The Blaze family phht.

I made a promise to make them pay and regret the day they knew me; all of their descendant I meet I would beat to stupor till they can’t spell their surname,” Alec said in anger as he spat on the ground as he made his promise to make the descendants of the Blaze family he meet in future suffer.

The patriarch sighed in relief when he saw the arrogant and rude version of Alec back again, and he was more assured that Alec never received help from them, but still, he was bugged about who Alec was still receiving things from
“But still yet, who would spend on you like that?

It’s like an investment.

I, ” the patriarch was about to start one of his preaching when Alec cut him off.

“That’s enough, old man.

The fight is about to begin; let’s watch, ” Alec said
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“Why not challenge me when you become a Tier 2 golem?

At least at that time, you might even be able to defeat me, but like this, you would be at a great disadvantage,” Titan said gently.

“Nah, I have already fought with other Tier 2 Goblins, but they never gave me the thrill I wanted.

They probably felt like fake Tier 2, and I am sure the human mages are like that also, and that’s why I want to face you so I can finally witness how big of a difference there is.”
“Between a Tier 1 expert and a Tier 2 expert, ” Legion said as he got into a stance, raising his shield to cover himself as he pointed his spear at Titan.

“Okay, attack!!!!

” Titan said, not ready to speak any more rubbish, as he was clear that there was nothing he would say again to make Legion change his mind.

“Are you not going to use your weapons?” Legion questioned as he saw Titan walking towards him barehand with hands stretched out wide
“I can always just conjure a new weapon.” Titan smiled as he quickly created two small Ice Axes and threw them toward Legion, who was not expecting the fight to start like that.

But he was quick to react as he swung his spear horizontally, and a wave of wind blew as a sharp spear qi flew out from the tip of the spear, shattering the small Ice Axes that were flying towards him into pieces, and the Qi disappeared and was still heading towards Titan.

Titan gently raised his hands, and a small ice shield formed in front of him; the next second, a sharp line was on the shield as an invisible spear mark was at the shield.

If Titan had never taken precautions with the shield, he might have been slashed in the first encounter, which was crazy, as it just showed that to defend against Legion, you have to stop both the visible and invisible spear Qi.

Arthur: tell me we are looking at golems and not mages; almost any low-tier mage would be useless again, Titan.

He can create things without even casting; this is a cheat…

There must be a cheat code.

Brandon: “…”
Agnes: “…”
Knight: “…”
The kids watching were all shocked at the level of power that both of the golems had shown, and they knew for sure that if it was them on either end, they might have been finished as they could not have been aware of the Invisible Qi or take on Titan.

“Alec, tell me how the fu*k did you create such monsters, especially that ice Golem.

It’s more impressive than the bestial golem your granduncle did when he was young,” the patriarch said as he patted Alec’s shoulders.

The smile on his lips was so wild that the grand elder lips twitched, seeing how smug the patriarch was.

“Just don’t let him hear that, or he might send his big kitty after you,” the grand elder said, and the patriarch shivered when he remembered how the tiger golem of the fifth elder beat his own Tier 7 golem like an adult lecturing a baby.

And ever since that day, he never bothered his little brother; though the fifth elder might not be a great cultivator, his talent for creating beast golem was out of the world.

They look alive, and looking at Alec’s golems just gave him the feeling he had when he was watching his brother when they were still kids, and he wanted to go into the wild to learn about beasts so he could practically integrate a kind of feral factor to the beast golems.