I, Stone Golem, only want to forge.

After pondering for a long time, Siri finally realized that he shouldn't try to understand what a craftsman stone was thinking.

He couldn't even imagine whether Murphy was thinking what the Stone Man was thinking or what the craftsman was thinking.

After a moment of silence, he spoke up to offer his reminder.

"Mr. Murphy, if we go sooner, fewer stone men might get hurt."

Murphy nodded in agreement, then picked up the few surviving little stone men, sprinted forward, and disappeared from the spot again.

Siri quickly vanished, transforming into a bird-like creature that followed closely behind Murphy.

Soon, the two arrived at a cave.

However, it seems that the cave is not in any major danger because the higher-level stone golems haven't left.

Several giant cave spider corpses, their chests or abdomens pierced by spears, were piled up at the entrance.

The intermediate-level stone golem guarding the gate saw a dark figure suddenly appear in front of him.

They immediately became alert.

He picked up the spear and gestured at Murphy, signaling her to stop.

However, once Murphy's figure was clearly seen, especially the prominent totem behind it, it became clear.

The brains of these intermediate-level stone golems are clearly more efficient than those of the lower-level ones.

Moreover, it had seen Murphy in person; the stone spears in their cave were all forged by Murphy himself.

So I recognized it as genuine at a glance.

So he immediately rubbed the end of his spear against the ground as a sign of respect for Murphy.

Then he gently patted Murphy's shoulder.

The question is whether Murphy's sudden arrival meant he also knew about the spider.

Murphy's gaze fell on the group of spiders pierced by spears.

It had already blasted these spiders into a bloody mist, so it hadn't had a chance to examine them closely.

But upon closer inspection, nothing was found.

(◞‸◟)

How could a mere rock possibly understand biological structures?

It can't even sense hot or cold or feel muscle movement, so it's really difficult for it to figure out the structure of this spider at a glance.

Its level in this area is so high that it can't even unlock memory fragments.

Biology is a field that requires the accumulation of knowledge.

It has only accumulated a tiny bit of knowledge so far.

So we can only hand these spiders over to Siri later.

Ask him to help me investigate the situation, and he can also impart some biology-related knowledge along the way.

Murphy turned his gaze back to the guard, put the little stone figure down, and began to tell it about the other cave.

After the guard understood with a mixture of confusion and bewilderment, Murphy continued to ask questions.

"How are you all doing?"

The guard shook his head, then tapped Murphy.

This means that although the casualties were not significant, several small stone golems died, and there were also many small spiders scurrying around in the cave, making it difficult to deal with.

Murphy glanced at Sri, who had appeared behind him at some unknown time, before gesturing to the guards.

"Don't worry, my friend will handle it."

The guard nodded, but because of Murphy's renowned reputation, it only gave him a brief inspection before letting him in along with Siri.

As usual, Siri caught a small spider and crushed it.

However, Murphy stopped him at that moment.

"Can you keep a few? I need them."

Siri simply nodded, then casually ripped off the fragments, and four or five spiders bound together by a red thread flew into Murphy's hand.

"Should we keep the rest?"

Murphy shook his head.

Then, a series of popping sounds rang out.

Soon after, another spider doll fell into Sri's hands.

But Murphy glanced over.

But I found that this thing was like a doll, but also different.

It seems to have a life of its own.

"Mr. Murphy must have found some inspiration from this spider and needs to study it, right?"

Siri saw Murphy's eyes and knew what he was thinking, although he wasn't quite sure what strange thing Murphy was planning to research.

But whatever he discovers will be entirely beneficial to him.

If I can lend a hand, I certainly will, since I'll be the one who benefits anyway.

"This is a model I made using the remains of those spiders. The internal structure is modeled after those spiders. All you need to do is provide it with energy."

It can mimic the way those spiders moved when they were alive.

And you can disassemble it at will; simply reassemble it, recharge it, and it will be ready to use again.

Murphy's eyes widened instantly when he saw this thing.

No, druids can do this?

They turned those spiders into puppets?

(o_O)???

Siri could only smile helplessly. It wasn't the first time he had frightened people by showing off his abilities, and he was about to explain.

But then a glint of wisdom flashed in Murphy's eyes as he asked a question that Murphy hadn't really thought of.

"Why can it mimic the movement patterns of someone who was alive?"

Siri looked at Murphy and then suddenly remembered that there was a stone man in front of him.

Where do stereotypes and prejudices come from?

Who knows what Mr. Murphy's concept of good and evil is?

He paused for a moment, then chuckled, and explained.

"I cannot tell you the specific method; it is a secret of my school. However, if you understand the principles of essence, energy, and spirit..."

You should know that these lower beings are not quite like us; they do not use God to control their essence, but rather use their essence to guide their God.

Therefore, given enough samples, by permuting and combining all their signals, it is easy to control their signals and replicate the original movement patterns.

Murphy scratched his head after hearing this; this was a blind spot in his knowledge.

He simply kept these words in mind and did not delve into the topic, but instead took the little spider model from Sri's hand.

"This is a valuable item. What do you want in exchange?"

Sri knew Murphy's personality, so he didn't say it was a freebie.

Instead, he pointed to the spider corpses and then to the model.

"Once you've thoroughly studied this spider, just sell us what you create cheaply. We'll all be under the same totem sooner or later, so helping you is also helping ourselves."

Murphy nodded, then shook his head.

"So, what do you want for helping me get rid of the spiders this time?"

Sri wasn't surprised at all; wasn't that exactly why he was trying to build a good relationship with Murphy?

He helps Murphy, and Murphy will naturally help him in return.

Without further ado, he revealed what he had planned.

"Can you build ships?"

Murphy nodded

"I can do it, but it depends on the specific purpose."

Ships and such are easy to make.

If Siri wanted, it could go to the neighboring slime swamp right now, ask for some gel and slime pine, and knock one out for it.

However, as the size increases, ensuring the ship's airtightness becomes more difficult.

Suddenly, Murphy looked at the spider model in his hand.

It seems like he's thought of something.

Siri immediately smiled and used the same polite, "You're nice, I'm nice" rhetoric to explain to Murphy.

"We transport things from the dock to our own place, but when the scale gets bigger, we can't do it ourselves every time, can we?"

We lack shipbuilding capabilities and the funds for chartering. If you, Faye, could help us build a ship, it would benefit both of us in subsequent transportation.

He had barely finished speaking

Murphy then inexplicably squeezed the spider model in his hand.

The model immediately started spitting out silk, which landed on the ground some distance away and stuck firmly to it.

Murphy's eyes lit up.

"Catch more spiders, I'll make one for you later."

Sri: ?

Okay, he's gotten used to Murphy's flashes of inspiration.