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Hunting the Golem

Author: Klaira Blains
last update Last Updated: 2024-10-29 19:42:56

Chris rode in the back of the pickup. They’d be taking mostly the back roads so the police wouldn’t bother them. It would take them several hours to get there. He expected to be contacted with adjustments to where the golem currently was, because it was still on the move as they were.

It was their job to slow the thing down. Topple it if possible so that Alfred could get at the thing safely and deactivate it. This wasn’t a golem of ancient. It was a rushed creation that was far too simple to have much, much more than a rudimentary set of logic. They weren’t sure whether it would protect itself. But where it is currently, it could automatically rebuild itself from the earth itself. That is what Alfred feared, and it made the construct a juggernaut in a battle. It used fire as its form of attack and that put the wolves at a disadvantage. The coven could attack from a distance, but they couldn’t hurt the thing, mostly. They’d be like a mosquito to a strong man. They’d o
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