Looking at Taylor who suddenly appeared behind him, Madison's face froze, he took a few steps back and immediately hugged Oka in his arms.

"I'm just an ordinary girl, but it looks like you don't seem to be very smart."

Taylor ignored Madison's questioning and the vigilance on her face, put away a stone, walked to the console in the studio, pressed a few buttons, called a replay, then turned to look at Madison who was holding Oka, and spoke.

"Hey, hey, hey, aren't you planning on leaving? That big guy is getting closer and closer to here. Do you really want to fight it to the death?"

Are you going to die? It would be fine if Ghidorah was not mentioned. As soon as Ghidorah was mentioned, Madison immediately screamed: "This is all my and my mother's fault. I must atone for my sins. I want to stay!"

You are crazy. How can an ordinary person like you fight against a Titan?

Looking at the stubborn little girl, Taylor was a little confused about what was going on in her mind.

I know your mother is mentally ill, is there something wrong with you too?

In order to prepare for his subsequent plans, Taylor condensed a rope made of wind elements to tie up Madison, and then used a few breezes to lift up Madison's body.

"What's this?!"

Madison was horrified when she felt herself tied up by an invisible rope and floating in the air. After all, she was just a little girl. Faced with such a situation, Madison screamed in fear and the Oka in her hand fell out of her arms.

"If something valuable like this were to be broken, it would lose its luster."

Taylor waved his hand and Oka floated in front of him as if it had its own will, floating on his palm. With his other hand, he held an invisible rope and led Madison. He took Madison away from here as if he was holding a floating balloon.

This, this is unscientific.

Until he was taken off the court, Madison was still stunned looking at Oka floating in Taylor's palm and himself floating in the air.

She felt that the scientific values ​​she had just established were being crushed and even destroyed because truly supernatural events were happening right in front of her and to herself.

She asked after Taylor led her off the court.

"Is this magic?"

"Are you a magician?"

After all, she is still a child, and Madison's ability to accept such supernatural phenomena is obviously much better than some rigid adults. After she recovered, she immediately asked Taylor.

Taylor didn't have much ill will towards Madison, a child who was deceived by his mother at first but finally came to his senses. He also didn't have much conflict of interest with the other party, he answered as he walked.

"You can call me a wizard. This is not magic. To be precise, it is the power of wind element controlled by mental power mixed with magic power."

So cool

Madison, who was floating in the air, had stars in his eyes. He didn't expect that in this world there were not only giant beasts like the Titans that were as powerful as gods, but also legendary wizards.

Aren’t wizards just like what are described in the novels and movies Harry Potter?

The beautiful scenes depicted in fairy tales and movies immediately filled Madison's mind. In fairy tales, wizards are people with powerful strength and maybe they can deal with the three-headed demon.

But since he had never met me before, wouldn't it be inappropriate for him to suddenly ask me for help? And I had no reason to ask him to do anything.

Although he felt that it was inappropriate to do so, Madison still asked tentatively.

"Mr. Wizard, can you deal with the demon that is coming?"

"I don't mean anything else, I just want to ask."

"ha?"

Taylor turned around with a very confused expression.

"Why do you think I can deal with that beast? And why should I deal with that beast?"

That thing could kill me with just one kick.

Taylor said this in his heart, but in order to maintain his mystery and style, he did not say it out loud.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Wizard."

I was still rash.

Madison lowered her head, feeling embarrassed, and didn't say much. The brief curiosity she felt when she saw the wizard in the fairy tale appeared was fleeting, and her previous annoyance, regret and guilt came to her mind again, making her feel depressed.

She had already activated Oka according to the method her mother had just used to argue with the old man, but she didn't know what the subsequent effects would be.

Madison was not angry about Taylor's rejection. She was not the kind of person who wanted to use moral blackmail. Since the other party was unwilling to help, she could not say much. After all, it was she and her mother who made the mistake.

Others do not have to pay for the mistakes they have made. If the wizard does not help her, she has no right or reason to blame him.

Taylor was a little surprised when he didn't hear Madison's voice anymore. He thought the girl wanted to use moral blackmail to make demands on him, but she just kept silent.

This is quite sensible.

He felt a little more favorable towards the little girl, but Taylor still had no intention of helping her. He simply could not defeat a second-level life form like Ghidorah.

The two of them just sat there in silence. Taylor felt unsafe wherever he went. Who knew if those two behemoths started fighting, it would affect him who was ready to watch the show.

Why don't I hurry up?

Taylor stopped walking, and he suddenly felt a little stupid for just walking like that.

Putting Madison who was floating in the air down and ignoring the confused look of the little girl, Taylor flipped his hand and three balls appeared in his hand. They were the puppet cores of the combined puppet granite carriage.

Under Madison's stunned gaze, Taylor threw the three brown balls on the ground. Then, khaki light bloomed from the three balls, and rocks began to slowly appear with the three balls as the core, as if they were growing by themselves.

In just a moment, a granite carriage pulled by two giant rock horses appeared in front of them.

"Tsk, tsk."

Even the two giant horses made of rock moved their hooves like real flesh-and-blood horses.

“This, this, this, oh God…”

Madison was almost speechless now. She pointed at the carriage and looked at Taylor's little head turning back and forth. Her scientific worldview was further destroyed.

The three balls turned into a carriage driven by two horses right in front of her?

What is the principle behind this? Taylor untied the wind rope that bound Madison and stepped into the granite carriage. He put the cushion in place, lit up the bright rune lamp, and looked at Madison who was doubting the world and life outside. Taylor said helplessly.

"How long do you want to stand there?"

(End of this chapter)