After deciding to use Tatiana's tissue to make a golem, Jia Xiu's first thought was whether they needed to go back to the Vampire flesh mountain and carve off some more. The few lumps they had now did not seem like enough.
He had never made a golem, but had he not seen one run before? The golems Jia Xiu remembered seeing had no upper limit, only bigger and bigger sizes—from auxiliary golems in workshops for lifting heavy objects, to engineering golems for construction, to giant golems for sieges or defending cities. Even the smallest stood over two meters, nearly three meters tall, and judging by the materials, probably weighed in tons.
Yet Margaret gave him an entirely different answer.
"Who said it wasn't enough? This is more than enough."
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"Huh? Aren't all those golems huge?" Jia Xiu asked.
"They are huge because they have specialized uses. That does not mean every golem needs such a large volume. Generally speaking, though, a larger body makes it easier to apply supporting spells, whether for amplification or to carry more functions. As for what we're making now, I still do not know exactly what you have in mind, but it does not sound like something that needs many spells attached. At least not at the beginning," Margaret explained.
Jia Xiu thought about it. "When you put it that way, that does seem right."
For now, he only intended to test whether the golem they made could convert code into encoding, then produce the corresponding capability at each output stage based on the magic power intensity corresponding to that encoding.
The priority was testing the step of converting code into encoding. Ideally, this golem's core function would be to serve as a compiler. There