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Actually, upon closer thought, Fang Mo has awakened his Stand Steve for quite some time now.
As for the materialization of Minecraft items into reality, he has mostly mastered the general rules by now.
Of course, this has been mentioned before: items like torches, milk, wooden doors, and glowstones that already exist in reality lose their Minecraft properties.
Yes, the glowstone that Fang Mo placed in his basement doesn't glow permanently.
The light it emits is actually quite weak, not as exaggerated as in the game, and without UV light, it dims over time, completely in accordance with the laws of reality.
However, it's worth noting that even if these items have lost their Minecraft characteristics, their quality remains quite high.
Foods and drinks are incredibly delicious, and as for gems and such, they are world-class. The emeralds that spray out from villagers become flawless natural emeralds in the real world.
But due to mod limitations, Fang Mo has never tried to materialize living entities.
For example, in his hands is an Ender Greatsword, where Steve has specifically sealed the Snow Queen.
Actually, Fang Mo has more than once teased this character in the game. For instance, he would sit in a boat and use the Ender Bow to shoot at her.
Then the Snow Queen would obediently sit in the boat.
It's similar to the way he messes with the Gaia Boss in plant magic.
"Materialization, huh..."
Looking at the Snow Queen's sword in his hands, Fang Mo subconsciously rubbed his hands together. He has set up everything now, just waiting for the world rules to conjure a little cutie for him.
At this point, there's no reason to hesitate.
Fang Mo thought for a moment, and directly released the Snow Queen from the Ender Greatsword.
Different from the materialization of ordinary items, Fang Mo vaguely saw a humanoid creature enveloped in white light.
The temperature in the basement instantly dropped to freezing, and water vapor solidified, covering the walls in a thick layer of white frost.
Soon after, the white light gradually faded.
In front of Fang Mo appeared a queen with a commanding presence.
She's about 1.7 meters tall, dressed quite lightly, with a bright silver thorny crown on her head. Her aqua-blue wavy long hair looks both fluffy and soft. There's no warmth in her wine-red eyes, and she's staring intently at Fang Mo while slightly pursing her lips.
Fang Mo, of course, isn't sure what her situation is either.
Considering she might retaliate, Fang Mo also drew his orichalcum broadsword.
However, before Fang Mo could say anything, the Snow Queen suddenly knelt down and said, "I await your command, master."
"Huh?"
Seeing this, Fang Mo was stunned.
Actually, before conducting the Minecraft entity materialization experiment, he had considered various possibilities.
Including ones where the entity resists him upon materialization, or can't materialize at all, or becomes intellectually impaired because it doesn't have a soul.
He had also thought of a situation where the entity immediately submits to him.
But now that this really happened, he's a bit uneasy. Could she be pretending to submit while harboring her own agenda?
After all, Fang Mo doesn't understand how the world rules define 'Minecraft creatures'.
As for the settings, that's easy to explain. Her game setting is that of the Snow Queen, with a creature model. The world rules then beautified her into a humanoid creature, and also granted her the ability to control ice and snow in reality.
"But what about the other party's soul? Or should I say, memory?
Will that also be realized?
Will the other party retain their memories from the MC world? If so... what are their memories and personality like? What is the principle underlying the realization of these things?
To be honest, Fang Mo is really interested in this aspect.
Anyway, no matter how you think about it, the Snow Queen can't possibly be stronger than me.
Fang Mo has the Arcane Ring, which counters her attributes, and to be on the safe side, he will definitely test her thoroughly.
"What's your name?"
After thinking about it, Fang Mo decided to start with the basics.
"I don't have a name, Master." The other party lowered their head and answered in a calm and gentle voice: "Or you could say... Snow Queen is my name."
"Oh, I see."
Fang Mo asked, "Do you still have memories from before?"
"What are you referring to, Master?" The Snow Queen asked, "My memories from that world?"
"Something like that."
Fang Mo nodded and said, "In short, tell me everything you know, everything in your memory, including your opinions on here, the previous world, and me. Don't leave anything out."
"Actually..."
The Snow Queen hesitated slightly and then said with some reluctance, "I don't have much impression of the previous world."
"Oh?"
"I don't remember clearly."
The Snow Queen lowered her head and said, "All I vaguely remember is that I seemed to have been in that forest for a long time. I wanted to rule everything there, so I covered the entire forest with magic and built a castle made of auroras on the glacier to isolate any external threats."
"But when I arrived in that forest, why I wanted to rule everything, and how long I stayed in that castle, I can't remember at all."
"The last thing in my memory was seeing you, Master."
As the Snow Queen said this, her head seemed to lower even further: "In my confused state, I wanted to attack you, but the next moment everything went dark. When I woke up, I found myself here. Once here, my mind became exceptionally clear, as if the millennia of chaos in my mind had finally been dispelled."
"My soul tells me that you are the only god in that world, and your preferences override any truth. Me, or anything else in that forest, our sole purpose is to serve you, to please you."
"You are a noble deity; everything in that world exists due to your will."
Upon saying this, the Snow Queen prostrated herself on the ground: "Master, I am willing to offer you my loyalty, my power, everything I have, until the end of time."
"Ah, this..."
After listening to the Snow Queen's words, Fang Mo was also stunned.
To be honest, this is the first time someone has fawned over him like this.
It feels surprisingly good.
However, enjoyment aside, he still needs to rigorously test what needs to be tested; otherwise, if things go wrong, he'll be the one to suffer.
"So you say you're willing to offer everything to me?"
After some thought, Fang Mo began to probe the Snow Queen directly.
"Yes, Master."
The Snow Queen nodded without hesitation.
"Alright then," Fang Mo threw the Ender Sword on the ground, "I've been lacking some entertainment lately. In that world, it's always me killing you. Now that you've come to your senses, how about you perform a suicide right here for me?"
"..."
Hearing Fang Mo's words, the Snow Queen's shoulders trembled slightly. She fell silent for a few seconds before slowly picking up the Ender Sword from the ground.
"If my life can please my master..."
The Snow Queen took a deep breath, closed her eyes, and without hesitation, thrust the sword forcefully into her own chest. The sword pierced through, and its dark green blade protruded from her back.
"Master... are you... pleased?"
After piercing her heart, the Snow Queen looked up at Fang Mo with expectation.
However, the next second she coughed up blood, the light in her eyes rapidly dimming, and she collapsed to the ground.
"..."
Seeing this, Fang Mo felt somewhat uncomfortable. He quickly pulled the Ender Sword out of her chest and threw out both a regenerative potion and an instant healing potion.
It's got to be said, the potions in this Minecraft world really are top-notch.
The Snow Queen's heart had been pierced, her pulse and breathing had surely stopped, and she had lost all consciousness. By any normal standards, she should be dead, but in Minecraft, the criteria seemed to be the brain, not the heart.
As long as the brain hadn't completely died, even the most severe injuries could be healed by these potions.
Very quickly, the gruesome wound on the Snow Queen's chest healed, leaving not even a scar behind, only a hole in her clothing.
After her injuries had healed, the Snow Queen soon regained consciousness.
However, when she woke up and realized she wasn't dead, she first looked puzzled, then became anxious. She instinctively ran toward the Ender Sword lying not far away, ready to commit suicide again.
Seeing this, Fang Mo quickly used a gravitational field to restrain her.
"Master, I failed to please you..." the Snow Queen said anxiously, lowering her head, "Please give me another chance, this time I'll aim for my head."
"No need, you've already died once," Fang Mo waved his hand, and the Ender Sword flew out of the Snow Queen's grip and stuck into a wall not far away. "You died quite thoroughly; I just revived you, that's all."
"Huh?" The Snow Queen was puzzled.
"Anyway, you don't have to die now," Fang Mo waved his hand and said, "The loyalty test is over. Don't kill yourself. After all, you are the Snow Queen... I can't really take advantage of the situation, you know?"
"What?"
The Snow Queen stared with wide eyes, clearly not understanding.
"Alright, let's start by giving you a name,"
Fang Mo didn't bother explaining and directly said, "I can't keep calling you the Snow Queen, how about I call you Xiao Bing (Little Ice) from now on, how does that sound?"
"?"
The Snow Queen looked confused, still not quite understanding the current situation.
"How about Xiao Xue (Little Snow)?"
Seeing the Snow Queen not speaking, Fang Mo touched his chin and asked, "Or do you not like either of these names? How about Cirno? If you don't like any of them... I'll just call you Xiao Wang (Little Queen) from now on?"
"..."
The Snow Queen finally couldn't hold back, placing her hand on her forehead and saying, "Master, just call me Xiao Xue…"