During Zambo's transformation, Ian attempted to see if he could transform Zambo's other clones into Titans as well. However, the moment the thought crossed his mind, a clear prompt appeared from the Transmutation Tablet.
[Rule Restriction: Only one Titan individual is permitted to exist for each species.]
'I see.'
Ian understood; it seemed this Titan power possessed a restriction of uniqueness. Nevertheless, the combat power increase of a single Titanized Zambo was already terrifying enough.
Next, Ian turned his attention toward more Minecraft creatures. He began summoning various creatures from Minecraft on a massive scale across this temporary continent. Lights flickered across the block-based ground.
Clang! Clang!
Tall Iron Golems were summoned. Their small, spirited eyes looked toward Ian, and they promptly handed him a Poppy. Vindicators and Evokers appeared holding axes, exuding a fierce aura. A tall, thin Enderman quietly materialized before him, surrounded by purple particles. Various hostile mobs, neutral mobs, and even functional mobs were summoned one by one by Ian. He even summoned a Blacksmith Villager wearing a leather apron and holding a hammer. He wanted to see if an ordinary Villager could withstand the power of Titanization.
Then, Ian set about another experiment: summoning Extra Golems. Following the rules of the [Extra Golems (Enhanced Version)] mod, he first manufactured a large quantity of Golem Heads. Feathers, redstone, ink sacs, and paper were crafted into Golem Spells, which were then combined with pumpkins to create Golem Heads.
Immediately after, he began building T-shaped structures using various blocks. The most basic Log and Cobblestone Golems were manufactured first. These were followed by slightly stronger Redstone Golems, their bodies shimmering with the glow of energy circuits. Next came mineral golems: Gold Golems, Diamond Golems, and Amethyst Golems. Magma Golems followed, their bodies flowing with scorching lava, and Honey Golems dripped with thick nectar, surrounded by a few buzzing bees.
A continuous stream of diverse golems was created by Ian, quickly occupying the majority of the space on the temporary continent. Finally, Ian cast his gaze toward materials from other worlds. He first tried various blocks from the world of Terraria. To his surprise, these extraterrestrial substances that originally did not belong to Minecraft could actually be given life by the Golem Head, transforming into self-aware golems.
From Terraria, he created Stardust Block Golems, Hallowed Block Golems, Shroomite Block Golems, and more. Ian even had a sudden inspiration and tried condensing pure water elements into Water Blocks and compressing black hole matter into Black Hole Matter Blocks to use as materials for summoning golems. Upon testing, it actually worked. The enhanced Golem mod was truly powerful beyond imagination.
In the blink of an eye, a torrent of countless golems had gathered behind Ian. Densely packed, they blotted out the sky. This formation was enough to make any legion tremble with fear. Every golem Ian personally created had absolute loyalty branded into the depths of its soul. Like the Iron Golems made by players in the original game, they were silent protectors. Even if their creator attacked them, they would never resist in the slightest. And like Iron Golems, if they were damaged, simply using the corresponding material block would allow them to recover rapidly.
The massive horde of golems stood silently, waiting for Ian to finish his creation. Finally, when the last golem was given life, Ian stopped his movements. In an instant, all the golems moved. They surged toward Ian like a tide, surrounding him. There were no words, only actions.
Block-based flowers. Water grass gathered from unknown waters. Even shimmering ore particles.
Countless "gifts" were clumsily yet sincerely handed to Ian. This was their way of expressing affection and loyalty—pure and direct. In truth, had Ian not restrained them with his will, this massive golem army would have already charged toward any potential threat within their line of sight. The summoned hostile mobs were currently shivering, huddled together in a corner. Only the Blacksmith Villager appeared exceptionally proud, holding his head high and swaggering right into the formation of tall Iron Golems.
Ian's gaze swept over this burgeoning army. Next was the time for mass Titanization. His eyes first landed on the golem composed of Infinity Blocks. He would start with the strongest. Even if all golems were counted as the same biological template, transforming the strongest one first wouldn't be a loss.
As the Growth Serum was injected, the color-shifting Infinity Blocks on the Infinity Golem suddenly erupted with unprecedented light. It was as if billions of rainbows exploded at once, completely illuminating the deathly silent Void. Its body began to twist and expand at a speed far exceeding the previous Zambo. The Infinity Blocks constituting its body proliferated and restructured rapidly. An indescribable energy storm raged outward with it as the center. Its size grew geometrically; its power soared exponentially.
Finally, the endless light withdrew. A colorful, heaven-propping giant stood tall. Its entire body was composed of countless Infinity Blocks, each shining with a rainbow-like luster. Upon its body, countless energy circuits flowed like blood vessels, radiating a suffocating pressure.
The Infinity Golem Titan was born.
Ian then tried transforming other golems. Fortunately, the appearance of the Infinity Golem Titan did not block the Titanization process of the other golems. It seemed that each different variety of golem was counted as a unique species.
One after another, serums were injected. Golem after golem began to expand and deform frantically. Cobblestone Titan, Diamond Titan, Magma Titan, Honey Titan, Water Titan, and more. In a short moment, a large number of Golem Titans were generated. Their majestic bodies crowded this pocket of the Void, standing tall with magnificent aura.
The Void began to tremble. Spatial cracks spread like spiderwebs. This temporarily carved-out Void region was already overburdened and on the verge of collapse. Just then, a heart-shaking fluctuation came from the depths of the Void. A massive vortex appeared out of thin air, spinning rapidly. At the center of the vortex, darkness was substantial, swallowing the surrounding light.
Next, an indescribable giant mouth protruded from the vortex. That mouth was so large that a star would appear like a speck of dust before it. Countless planet-sized teeth crowded the interior of the giant maw. Merely gazing upon it was enough to drive even the most steadfast soul into madness. A powerful Void Creature had descended.
However, before the terrifying mouth could fully open, a streak of rainbow light suddenly flashed. The previously stationary Infinity Golem Titan abruptly disappeared. In the next instant, a giant hand composed of Infinity Blocks accurately struck inside the mouth as if crossing space itself.
Brutal, overbearing, and irrational.
Under a single punch, countless teeth were instantly ground into dust, flying in all directions. The giant hand's momentum did not slow, continuing deeper to grab the bones within the Void Creature's body. Then, like pulling a radish from the ground, it forcibly dragged the creature out of the Void vortex. The unimaginably massive Void Creature was slammed onto the ground by the Infinity Golem Titan like a dead dog. A shrill shriek vibrated through the Void.