The Golem has a magic circle that can run, but it's not strong enough to hold it. They should use a blunt weapon, like a hammer, to break the rock and keep it from moving. They can also use a catapult to get on the back of the Golem, but they don't know how to get it to move. They're not sure how to do it, since the rock is so solid. The only thing they can do is to kill him, but he's still alive, so they have to go find the other five Golems and kill them as well. They find all of them, and they're still alive. They run off to find the others, but not before they tell him that they've already killed him. He tells them that he sent off one of the sorcers to get him the magic circle, and that he'd have killed them if they hadn't already. He's glad they didn't kill him first, because he'll be dead by now. He says that he could have killed him in seconds, but that he is worth less than an acolyte with no more than 20 years of study under his belt. He compares himself to a human being who could never defeat an enemy by magic or by force, because they look so busted up. They use their regeneration to compensate for their weakness, he says, and he wants more.