N'Zoth's attacks were powerful.
Even a mountain would have collapsed under his bombardment.
But Obsidian's energy-absorbing properties meant that any energy attack below a certain threshold was simply wasted effort.
This property was downright outrageous!
Yet the Titans who first used Obsidian had only fashioned it into constructs.
Obsidian constructs performed well.
Of course, they never went beyond performing well.
Taking them any further was essentially impossible.
Those creators, so pleased with themselves, had never considered Obsidian's deeper applications.
As for using vast quantities of Obsidian to build a Starship...
With their rigid imaginations, the Titans would certainly never have thought of that!
After all, they were creators who crossed the sea of stars in their own bodies.
They had no need for something as useless as a Starship.
Or perhaps they could be considered the most powerful Starships in the universe.
Until an Obsidian Warship reached a certain tonnage, it could not withstand even a casual blow from them.
Although the current Obsidian Warship could not withstand a single blow from a Titan...
It felt no pressure when facing a weak Old God like N'Zoth.
In theory, ten attacks from N'Zoth would send the Obsidian Warship into an energy overload.
It might even explode with a bang.
But the Obsidian Warship was not a target that could only take a beating.
N'Zoth could attack, and it could fire back.
It returned the energy it absorbed from N'Zoth in the form of Energy Cannon Shells.
You blasted me once, and I blasted you once.
This battle, which played out like a turn-based game, left N'Zoth so frustrated he nearly went mad!
But what could he do, no matter how displeased he was?
The initiative lay in the enemy's hands.
They could fight whenever they wanted and leave whenever they did