Chapter 192: [Sponsored] Steve
[This Chapter Is Sponsored by Mendacius the Trkstir! Everyone, please thank him in the comment!]
Because of the Snow Queen.
Fang Mo hardly slept that night.
After some discussion, Fang Mo decided to name her Xiao Xue (Little Snow) or something like Ah Xue.
After a night of testing, many of Fang Mo's questions were answered, such as how the Snow Queen views the many similar creatures in the Twilight Forest.
To this, the Snow Queen's answer was surprisingly calm.This chapter is updated by nov(e)(l)biin.com
According to her, there are indeed many similar creatures in the forest, but they are not the same. They are just competitors with common ambitions.
This is a bit like barbecue shops in the real world.
When customers are hungry and want kebabs, they open the map and see more than ten barbecue shops around them.
These barbecue shops are quite like the Snow Queen's Aurora Castle.
For customers, they just go for the kebabs, and they simply go to the nearest one on the map.
For players, it's the same with the Aurora Castles. They open the map, go to the nearest one, loot it, and kill everything inside.
According to the Snow Queen, other competitors are merely reigning on their own glaciers.
She is very calm about Fang Mo killing other Snow Queens. She said that if their deaths can please the only god in the world, Fang Mo, then it's a good thing because that's their only purpose in life.
Of course, if there are other ways to please the god, she would be very willing to serve.
At this point, Fang Mo wouldn't act hesitantly.
Who isn't experienced nowadays? In his past life, when Fang Mo went for a bath, he would often go upstairs for a foot bath and kidney maintenance. He knew what to do and understood everything. There was no need to be reserved now.
But...
How to say this?
Fang Mo was actually quite unhappy that night.
Even though the Snow Queen is indeed very innocent and naive, very cute and also very charming, she feels as cold as a can of Sprite. This is not an exaggeration. Even if Fang Mo touched her heart, her blood was freezing cold. Holding the Snow Queen felt like holding a block of ice.
Who could stand that?
She obeyed, walking over and then kneeling obediently in front of Fang Mo, extending her head towards him.
Fang Mo pinched some powder from the bag and sprinkled it forward.
As the powder dispersed in the air, an indescribable ancient power began to erode reality.
The Snow Queen's body lit up briefly, then the light disappeared, and she seemed unchanged.
Seeing this, Fang Mo poured the entire bag of powder over her head.
A burst of magic erupted, and the Snow Queen was engulfed in a bright light. When the light faded, Fang Mo saw that the Snow Queen had completely changed her appearance.
Her long ice-blue hair, golden circular eyes, a thick white scarf around her neck, and a garment that looked somewhat like a Japanese kimono. Her features remained the same, but she looked younger and shorter. Previously, she exuded a strong presence, but now she seemed like a cute and beautiful young girl.
However, every time she breathed, she still exuded a cold chill.
Fang Mo, in disbelief, felt her temperature and found it as cold as before.
"You must be related to the Blizzard People," Fang Mo said with a sigh. "Next time, when I assemble a computer, I'll have you sit on the CPU. Isn't that more effective than liquid helium cooling? The guys from Tulladin would be so envious. I got a humanoid cooling tower for free..."
"I'm sorry, Master," the Snow Queen said, lowering her head in remorse. "I couldn't become what you wanted..."
"I told you, it's not your fault," Fang Mo replied, patting her head, which felt surprisingly better after the transformation. "Let's leave it at that for now. I'll try something else."
With that, he got up from the bed.
With a thought, Steve took out a grey spawn egg from his backpack.
Yes, it was a Bedrock Golem's spawn egg.
Since the Snow Queen claimed to be a deity of the Minecraft world, he guessed that the golem, when brought to reality, would listen to him too.
This wasn't just any mob.
It was an item from creative mode, made of bedrock. It's a creature that even the Universe Sword couldn't harm. Apart from a few one-shot modules, the only way to defeat it was to throw it into the void.
With these thoughts, Fang Mo took the spawn egg from Steve.
Reality ensued, and the egg became heavy in Fang Mo's hand.
Without hesitation, he threw the lead-gray spawn egg onto the ground. A second later, a vast amount of gray-black void particles fogged up.
Then, a three-meter-tall Bedrock Golem slowly emerged.
