With the aid of magic, Medea's consciousness quickly linked with Talos. Now, every move of the mechanical giant was entirely under Medea's control.
The next steps were simple.
Talos had originally been lifting a massive boulder from the ground, preparing to hurl it at the Argo—although it was itself a high-tech creation, since there were no other enemies in this era who possessed high technology, and mechanical civilization's technology had regressed, it had not been fitted with any powerful long-range weapons. It could only attack distant enemies by throwing rocks. Yet under Medea's control, it did not even have the chance to make another move.
In an instant, Talos's eyes became dull and vacant, and its movements turned stiff.
First, like a newborn infant, it clumsily familiarized itself with its body. Then it set down the boulder in its hands and launched an attack on its own ankle with its bronze fist.
During this process, Medea even frenziedly activated overload mode. In an instant, the immense energy caused it to turn red-hot, and its overheated fist smashed into its ankle—its vital point, the weak point in its power transmission channel.
Its power transmission pipes were filled with the blood of gods. Since the method for creating magical furnaces had been lost, the gods of Olympus now found it extremely difficult to use the technologies of old to create high-tech constructs, because it was hard for them to find suitable energy sources.
This was also why the gods of Olympus could not use the technology of the past to strengthen their forces—the sole exception was weapon technology, because weapons could be powered entirely by their users.
And the blood of gods, which could automatically gather magical power, was the substitute they could offer.
Unfortunately, even to the gods, the blood of