A battle between Giants

In the clearing outside the tents, Flock stood ready to use the Power of the Giants for his first transformation.

Several Pure Titans stood guard nearby, while Modun watched from farther away. Eren had ordered this, and Modun also knew that intelligent Giants lost their reason during their first transformation.

This was because they had spent years using human bodies. When they suddenly transformed into Giants for the first time, the senses and strength of those enormous bodies abruptly merged with their own human bodies. The stimulation was too intense, making it easy to become immersed in it and unable to wake up.

So, for Flock's first transformation into a Giant, he had to be somewhere open where he could exhaust himself, or have another intelligent Giant nearby to stop him from destroying things wherever he went.

Flock looked around the clearing at the Pure Titans, then at Eren and Modun in the distance. Ever since Eren had made him drink the blood wine, he had felt no particular changes in his body. But if Eren said it would work, then it certainly would.

Although, to subordinates like them, Eren could sometimes be rather cruel, feeding those who resisted him to Giants and turning people into mindless Pure Titans, he was also very strict with his subordinates, curbing the Dothraki's savage behavior.

But he was indeed a man of his word. As long as they carried out his orders properly, Eren was not stingy with rewards. When Eren had said he would grant the Power of the Giants to others, most people had not believed him. No one believed Eren would pass that power on.

But once Modun transformed into a Giant, everyone went wild. Everyone wanted the Power of the Giants. Although the power they received had flaws, in the Dothraki's eyes, this also proved that Eren was special. Without something special about him, could Eren have been chosen by the gods? To them, it was perfectly normal that the Power of the Giants they received was inferior to Eren's.

After all, not everyone was Eren. If they were that special themselves, why had the gods chosen Eren instead of them? In their eyes, Eren had been chosen precisely because he met the gods' requirements. They did not meet those requirements and did not ask for too much; even a flawed version was acceptable.

Flock steadied himself, took a knife, and drew it across his palm. With a thunderous crash, yellow lightning descended from the sky, and a yellow light flashed past.

At the same time, in the Coordinate Space, Eren controlled the people who had arrived there after dying or becoming Pure Titans, making them begin molding Flock's Giant body before sending it out through the Coordinate.

Outside, flesh and blood began weaving together around Flock. First came the bones, then the muscles and blood vessels, and finally the skin.

Eren looked at the Giant that appeared in the distance. It stood about fourteen or fifteen meters tall, with a giant version of Flock's face. Explosive muscles covered its body, and an o1o hung between its legs, displaying its male characteristics. Its eyes, however, were filled with nothing but berserk fury.

Clearly, Flock had lost his reason after transforming. Eren gave Modun a look, and Modun immediately understood.

So, amid sparks and lightning, Modun also transformed into the Jaw Giants. Eren had sent Modun to stop Flock rather than the Pure Titans because he wanted to give Modun some practice.

After all, Modun had rarely transformed since receiving the Power of the Giants, and the few times he had were spent bullying ordinary people. This transformation would let him experience fighting an evenly matched opponent and learn how to use the Jaw Giants' abilities better and more flexibly.

The spectacle of Modun's transformation caught the rampaging Flock's attention. Modun had barely finished transforming when Flock threw fair play aside and punched him straight in the face, sending him flying. After rolling across the ground for a while, Modun reacted and dug his claws into the earth to steady himself.

Modun had not expected Flock to show such poor sportsmanship toward a twelve-meter Giant baby like him, resorting to trickery and sneak attacks.

After throwing that punch, Flock

immediately charged at Modun. Modun had only just steadied himself when Flock rushed over, and now Modun fully put the Jaw Giants' abilities to use. Flock lunged in to bite him, but Modun leaped aside with a powerful push, dodging it, then severed Flock's right arm with a swipe of his claws. In pain, Flock swung a punch at Modun, but Modun made full use of his agile jumping ability, leaping around Flock and occasionally harassing him with a swipe. Having lost his reason in his rampage, Flock could only flail his fists wildly in retaliation.

But how could those wild punches hit Modun? With the claws on his hands, Modun mercilessly left swathes of wounds across Flock's body. Yet the Giant body healed so quickly that Flock's entire body was now shrouded in steam.

This also affected Modun's vision, turning the situation against him. There was so much steam from the healing wounds that Flock also used its cover to land several punches on Flock.

Modun felt rather constrained in this battle. After all, he could not endanger Flock's life, so he could not fight freely. He could only rely on dodging while occasionally inflicting some damage to wear down Flock's stamina.

Watching the two Giants fight in the distance, Eren felt it was about time to end things, so he controlled several Pure Titans and brought them over to help Modun subdue Flock.

Three Giants walked over. Two of them each seized one of Flock's arms and pinned him to the ground, while the remaining one delivered several heavy slaps straight to his giant face.

Once Modun saw that Flock had been restrained, he quickly checked whether there was anywhere else he could help. Then he spotted Flock's giant o1o swinging about, and an idea struck him.

Modun recalled what Eren had told him: people lost their reason when they first transformed into Giants, but if something could stimulate their reason, it would help them better master the Power of the Giants.

Now Modun's gaze fell on Flock's giant little treasure. While the other three Pure Titans held Flock down, he swung his claws straight at it, severing Flock's o1o right at the root.

Struck by this blow, Flock immediately let out a roar that resounded through the sky. Even with a Giant body, this was more pain than he could bear in this life. He unconsciously activated the authority Eren had given him to control Pure Titans, and in an instant, all three Pure Titans charged straight at Modun.

The sight of the Pure Titans charging at him gave Modun a fright. He hurriedly dropped Flock's little brother and began dodging in every direction.

Eren was also stunned by Modun's earth-shattering feat. Good grief, I did tell you before that stimulating someone could help them better master the Power of the Giants.

When Eren had said that, he had only meant provoking someone with a little trash talk when they lost their reason, or cutting a nonfatal part of the person at the nape. He had never expected Modun to stimulate him like this.

This had also directly activated the ability Eren had given Flock. Watching Modun dodge, Eren used the Coordinate to interfere with Flock's control, making the Giants stop and sending them to restrain Flock.

In the end, after several Pure Titans took turns delivering heavy slaps, they successfully exhausted Flock's stamina, and Flock's body emerged from the nape of his Giant body.

Eren told Modun to take Flock away for a good rest and, once Flock woke up, tell him what had just happened.