"That works too?"
Everyone was astonished by the sight. They had directly transformed the Earth Giant into an Arrow Tower?
In truth, Ganahta was grumbling inwardly as well. Andrew, you really do have a lot of crazy ideas. That actually works?
"When you're out in the world, the most important thing is using your brain. Without a brain, you'll be a plane your whole life."
Andrew said something Ganahta did not understand, then added, "Be a good puppet and don't give yourself extra scenes."
"Get lost."
Ganahta cursed. Letting this guy's magic enter her body had truly been a mistake. What if his beastly urges suddenly flared up? What would she do then?
Andrew rolled his eyes. Would the mighty Lord of Hell really be that tasteless? He believed in mutual consent—yes, Andrew knew exactly what Ganahta was thinking.
"Of course it works."
By the river, Ganahta slowly said under Andrew's control, "However, Arrow Towers transformed from Earth Giants have some problems with the finer details. So, Aragorn, sorry for the trouble."
Everyone turned to Aragorn, puzzled. What could he do? Wasn't he just an unremarkable ranger?
Aragorn did not waste words. He activated his power, and his body rapidly expanded. In the blink of an eye, he had become a giant. Even his clothes and weapons enlarged along with him. This power of his had great potential.
Other than Boromir, who had known already, everyone else was dumbfounded. Legolas's eyes nearly fell out of their sockets. He had gone on adventures with Aragorn before; they were close comrades who had practically slept side by side, yet he had never known Aragorn possessed such an ability.
"Is he even human?"
Prince Jed could not help swallowing. Then he was overjoyed. With such a powerful person helping them, their chances of