Chapter 76

Everyone in the group watched in stunned silence as the armored giant used his giant sized sword to cleave through trees after trees without any difficulty.

Domeric gulped and wondered if he might have gone a bit too far in enchanting the sword and armor for the giants.

But then he realized that this was just his irrational fear talking. The giants might look scary -and hoo boy did they look scary- but they were loyal to him. Maybe even more loyal than the men working under him considering how the Giants considered him their leader after he defeated Mag the Mighty.

"By the old gods." His aunt muttered "When you told me that you were going to arm these… giants. I…" she tried to speak but words wouldn't come out of her mouth.

He could understand her shock. After all, the armor he'd designed for the Giants covered their entire body from head to toe. Even the weak points that existed within a normal human armor were absent in the giant's full body armor with the help of magical means.

At this point, the giants were walking fortress in their own rights with hundreds of pound of armor on their body. Armor that weighed ten times less in reality due to the magical runes carved on them.

All this meant that there was no way a human soldier would be able to kill the giants. Not without the help of a magical sword. In truth, he wasn't sure if his magical enchantments would hold against a Valyrian blade. But even if they didn't, how likely was it that the Giants would face a Valyrian Steel Sword wielder during the war.

And even if they did, how likely was it that the swordsman would come closer to the death machines that were the giant and kill them without dying themselves.

"I'd heard that you brought some giants from North of the wall." General Bronn commented "But I didn't believe it. But you really did it. You crazy bastard."

"Watch your tongue sellsword." His aunt warned and Bronn held up his hands in surrender.

"Give these giants a war hammer and I believe that they'll be able to break down the weaker walls of small to medium sized keeps and castles on their own." Varko told him from behind.

"Aye. Looking at these giants, I'm starting to wonder if the men I'm training would be of any use." General Bronn joked even when the both of them knew that despite their grandeur, 30 giants would never be able to replace the infantry of an army.

After that, they stayed silent for a moment and just watched the destruction wrought onto the tress by the fully armored giants before he spoke "So General Bronn. I want you to think about all the ways these giants could be used in a battlefield and write a detailed report about it with the help of the Teacher I sent for you."

"Yes my lord." Bronn grumbled but didn't say anything more as they turned around and went back the way they came from.