The circuits lit across the Golden Giant's entire body went dark in an instant. Yet on its right arm, even more circuits suddenly lit up, denser than before. In that instant, Professor Kazel shifted his approach and concentrated the modifications on the Golden Giant's right arm.
Temporary modifications to a Magic Spirit were far easier than modifying a real creation, especially when it came to displaying speed.
But the Golden Giant was simply too enormous; even "copying" required a certain amount of time.
Professor Kazel's thoughts accelerated to their limit. Almost as if performing a "batch copy-and-paste," he imprinted countless circuits into the Golden Giant's right arm.
At the same time, he was forced to split off part of his attention to control the Golden Giant, raising its left arm to seize the Giant Emperor's Right Arm.
The disparity in strength between the two became perfectly clear at that moment.
With only one hand, the Golden Giant simply could not restrain the Giant Emperor's Right Arm's movements.
However, the limitation of having only one right arm also became apparent. It had no way to shake off the Golden Giant's left hand's tight grip.
This left the Giant Emperor's Right Arm with no choice but to forcibly drag the Golden Giant's left hand along as it Swept toward the Golden Giant's head.
Professor Kazel's figure flickered in an instant, appearing atop the Golden Giant's right arm as he continued the modifications.
The Golden Giant's head abruptly shattered under that blow, countless cracks spreading across it.
One more punch afterward, and the Golden Giant came crashing down. But before it fell, the circuits on its right arm had already completed their final connections, emanating an extremely terrifying aura of power.
Kazel leaped into the air and activated the Clockwork Throne.
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