"It’s the Giant Rock Golems’s leader’s infant," Dina corrected Ruth’s words. She looked at the other two. "And yes, I took it so that they could not produce the second rank 7 Giant Rock Golems’s leader."
Hearing this, Samuel and Peter both frowned.
The Giant Rock Golem’s leaders would only have one descendants in their entire life and their descendants would be the one with the best talent and would lead the entire Giant Rock Golem’s tribe to thrive.
This was the system of the Giant Rock Golems.
As for their so called descendants... it was actually nothing more than the Giant Rock Golems cutting of the source of their magic core and transplant it into a smaller rock. The rock would grow to beco a new Giant Rock Golem in ti.
The ti taken was different for every different type of Giant Rock Golems but it usually took a few weeks for the rock to grow into Giant Rock Golems.
And the so called Giant Rock Golem’s infant is the Giant Rock Golems that has only been transplanted into the rock and hadn’t grown up yet.
As for how the rock could have consciousness or anything like that, they didn’t understand.
The biology jargon was too much to learn.
Unless they have the plan to specialize in dicine or sothing related, it was likely that they would not pay attention to this matter in the slightest bit.
So all they knew was that the Giant Rock Golem’s infant was very weak but it had great potential.
Because it only needed a few weeks to grow into Giant Rock Golems.
After that, it would take a few more months to grow to the sa height as its mother or well, father.
Whatever it is called.
After all, the Giant Rock Golems didn’t really have gender.
"You plan to make a puppet?" Samuel asked as he looked at Dina. "A bold plan, but it would take a long ti for the Giant Rock Golems to grow."
"That ti would be enough...." Dina looked at Samuel sharply. She could sense great danger when she was standing in front of Samuel.
If she was not careful enough...
She might die here.
"And I’ll compensate everyone in City J Base of the inco from this magic beasts’ tide," Dina said.
In other rods, she would not take any of them, even those that she killed with ordinary magic.
Samuel narrowed his eyes. "You have courage."
"I thank you."
"Then I hope you solve the ss in front of you too," Samuel said lightly and then walked out of Dina’s office.
He understood that Dina was using this move to clean up her hands from this matter.
Because Samuel knew very well that Dina’s magic had made it hard for her to obtain anything from this incident. On the other hand, most of the inco would fall on the military’s head.
She was using this chance to make sure that she would not have to lose much even while being responsible.
As for whether she truly wanted to be responsible or not...
Samuel had the feeling that the main reason why Dina stepped forward to admit was because she knew that he would notice the strange behavior of these magic beasts. Perhaps, even the other two also noticed it.
The people in the Green Planet didn’t know much about the magic beasts despite the fact that it has been more than three months since their first appearance.
But these people who ca back from that world were very clear.
These magic beasts would not make a move unless they were either provoked or being controlled by others. There was no way a magic beasts’ tide would happen out of nowhere.
"Wait." Dina stopped Samuel before he left. "The one who stopped the magic beasts is the rune master who co from City A Base, right? How long does she or he could stop it?"
The fact that there was a rune master in City A Base was not exactly a secret.
But not many people knew the detail of this rune master.
Even Dina and Ruth didn’t know much.
Because in that world, Samuel didn’t know any rune master nor have any rune master who was close to him.
It was also impossible for them to interrogate him, so they could only ask him directly.
"I don’t know how long it’ll last," Samuel answered lightly. He passed a look at Dina. "And since you know that you’re being helped, you should be grateful and make paynt for it."
Dina sneered. "I’ll give you the second Giant Rock Golem’s infant."
"Ok."
After that, Samuel walked out.
As for how many Giant Rock Golem’s infant that Dina actually has, Samuel didn’t care.
The Giant Rock Golem’s infant could only be controlled by two things, one was magic and the other was runes. Samuel’s magic was not strong enough to control a Giant Rock Golem’s infant all the ti, so he didn’t bother asking one for himself.
"So, you have three Giant Rock Golem’s infant." Ruth looked at Dina up and down and nodded. "It seed that you’re prepared for such a situation."
Dina’s face turned dark.
She took as many Giant Rock Golem’s infants as she could in order to cultivate an army. But facing a group of rank 7 Giant Rock Golems, it was impossible for Dina to take a lot. Moreover, the Giant Rock Golems didn’t really have children at the sa ti.
They took different ti.
So each ti, there would be less than 10 Giant Rock Golem’s infant at one ti.
It was already good enough for her to be able to take 3.
She originally only planned to take out one to appease Ruth and kept two for herself. But when she rembered about the rune master, Dina chose to take out the second one to appease the other party without hesitation.
Because Dina had the feeling that this rune master should be very strong.
And if she waited until the other party made demands... her wallet might not be able to take it.
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