The Wizard Has A Biochip

Under the intense lighting of the workshop, the structure of the core looked almost transparent. Spread across its entire surface, thousands of tiny magical runes followed the core’s natural shape.

They were so small that an ordinary eye probably wouldn’t have been able to distinguish them.

The Elemental energy slowly began to react.

First, tiny golden points appeared across the crystalline surface.

Then, those points connected.

Arcs of light began to slide across the core, following the ripples of the Elemental energy surrounding it. With each rotation, more luminous particles were drawn in from the environment.

The arcs grew and intertwined.

I watched carefully as the intensity increased.

Little by little, a true storm of golden bolts of light began to spin around the primary core. The lightning crackled silently at first, but soon began producing small snaps that echoed throughout the workshop.

The aura wasn’t particularly powerful.

Even so, there was something about it that made me uncomfortable, which in this case was an absurd concentration of perfectly compressed energy.

The longer I looked at that small piece, the more satisfied I became.

A feeling of pride filled my mind.

I slowly closed my hand, and a small amount of mana left my body.

The golden arcs lost their stability.

The next instant, the disordered energy began to dissipate, transforming into luminous particles that slowly disappeared into the air.

When everything fell silent again, I closed my eyes.

Inside the core was a specific formation.

The most important part of the entire structure.

The Mental Control System Imprint.

It was this matrix that would allow me to control the Brilliance Light Giant.

It didn’t matter how powerful a creation was.

Without a reliable command system, a Golem was nothing more than a weapon without a master.

My energy slowly advanced and penetrated the core after passing through several layers. Finally, it came into contact with the small amount of energy belonging to the golem.

For a moment...

Nothing happened.

Then, the core lit up.

An invisible connection passed through my mind.

As if a door that had always been closed had just been opened.

The Mental Control System Imprint responded to my presence.

My personal mana spread through the runes.

That stage was similar to a consecration.

Once the connection was completed, the bond would be permanently recognized by the core.

A few seconds later, the energy stopped fluctuating.

I opened my eyes, as I was ready.

From that moment onward, no one could simply take control of my Giant.

Naturally, this was a common procedure for privately owned Golems.

Titans and other automatons created to be sold, however, worked differently.

Since their owners could change constantly, Magical Automaton Artificers usually replaced the Mental Control Systems with Control Runes.

These runes were installed in external objects, such as any object that could be easily carried around.

Whoever possessed the Control Rune could transmit orders to the automaton, and this was practical for commerce.

But, in my opinion... It also meant that a Titan’s loyalty was far inferior to that of a Golem directly bound to its creator’s magical energy.

I carefully stored the core and left the workshop. However, as soon as I reached the entrance to my room, I found Ruby, who immediately caught my attention.

Ruby looked terrible. Although her body was covered by the red dress, it was impossible not to notice the injuries.

Even her face, normally beautiful and full of that provocative expression I had already come to know well, was covered with small crisscrossing cuts.

I frowned.

—Ruby... what the hell happened to you?

I had spent the last few days practically buried in the workshop.

Between constructing the cores, perfecting the matrices, and integrating the magical formations, I had barely paid attention to what was happening around me.

So seeing Ruby in that state came as a shock, because she was in much worse condition than before I entered the laboratory.

—Hmph!

She waved her hand as if those injuries were completely insignificant.

—They’re just a few scratches.

—The one who did this is in much worse shape than I am!

—If it weren’t for the fact that fighting him is helping me master my combat skills, I would have turned that idiot into dried meat a long time ago!

I crossed my arms.

—Ruby.

—What?

—Since you apparently have been visiting the Kar-Dur Forest quite regularly...

—Perhaps you can help me find a suitable opponent.

—Preferably someone at the level of a Pseudo-Mage.

She raised an eyebrow, and then a slow smile appeared on her face.

—Did you manage to finish building your new golem?

—Yes, this is by far the best golem I’ve built so far...

Her smile disappeared for an instant.

—And have you tested it yet?

I shook my head.

—Not yet, but it’s already ready to be used.

Ruby smiled like a demon with a clear desire for revenge.

—Excellent.

—Hm?

She approached me.

—You’re going to help me get my revenge.

I looked at Ruby.

Then I looked at the corridor.

Then I looked back at Ruby.

—I don’t remember agreeing to that second part.

—Now you agree.

—Ruby grabbed my arm, and before I could protest, she began dragging me down the corridor.

Ruby had clearly been consumed by her desire for revenge for some time.

Despite that, she had never seemed willing to simply gather several people and attack her enemy as a group because of her pride.

Now, however, my request had offered the perfect solution.

—This is a terrible idea.

—You’re coming.

—That doesn’t answer my argument.

—You’re still coming.

—Ruby!

She completely ignored my complaints.

As we left the Mage Tower, several acolytes looked in our direction.

Ruby ignored all of them as well.

Her wings spread open.

The two beautiful horns of the Blood Fairy protruded from her forehead.

Her aura changed.

For a moment, a red light enveloped her body.

Then she grabbed my shoulder.

—Hold on tight.

—Wait, you’re not going to—

The ground disappeared beneath my feet.

—RUBY!

We were launched into the sky.

The wind struck my face violently.

It was late afternoon.

The sky was already darkening, but the last orange rays of the day still shone on the horizon.

In the distance, the Kar-Dur Forest looked like a sleeping giant.

Ruby flew directly toward the depths of the forest.

The evening breeze was cold and humid.

At that speed, however, it felt as if small blades of wind were constantly striking my face.

The pressure was so strong that I had to narrow my eyes.

I quickly put on a pair of protective goggles, and my vision returned to normal.

I looked down.

At the edge of the forest, dozens of torches were moving slowly.

Long lines.

Entire teams returning.

Probably expeditions that spent their days hunting demonic beasts or searching for magical herbs in the depths of the Kar-Dur Forest.

As I watched, Ruby accelerated.

We passed over the teams like a blur.

Some people noticed the movement, and a few leaders raised their heads and looked toward the sky.

But before they could identify anything, we had already disappeared into the darkness.

The straight-line distance between our destination and the Mage Tower was approximately seventy miles.

On foot, crossing the forest...

It would probably take us more than half a day.

But with Ruby, it would take about forty-five minutes.

When we finally began to slow down, I realized that we were approaching a small hill.

It was part of a sequence of enormous mountains.

Ruby slowly descended.

At the top was an open field.

Approximately the size of two football fields.

Some wild bushes and weeds grew across the terrain, but they were scattered irregularly.

I looked at the ground and then at the broken trees.

It didn’t take a genius to realize that this place had already been the site of many battles.

Ruby descended and then carefully released me, so I soon landed on a patch of grass.

The red light around her body intensified.

Ruby smiled.

Then she placed her hands on her hips.

—LORGY!

Her voice echoed across the hill.

—YOU BASTARD!

—COME OUT NOW!

—I, BLOODY RUBY, HAVE RETURNED FOR MY REVENGE!

I stared at her.

For a few seconds, I thought it was just funny, and suddenly my dick started to get hard, and I felt a strong urge to fuck her right there and empty my balls into her pussy until that fairy’s tight, pink womb was filled with my cum.

I immediately moved closer and grabbed Ruby tightly, clutching her two melons firmly and pressing my body completely against hers, all while licking her white neck.

—You’re so hot, my dick’s already so hard it’s showing through my pants.

I whispered in Ruby’s ear, and she shivered from head to toe; then she looked down and stared at my pants, which were very noticeably bulging.

Ruby smiled and replied.

—Let’s play later; first, you have to prove a point.

After that, she pulled away.

Just as I was about to try to force her to get naked so I could rape that bloody fairy’s pussy.

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