14.4
Aim for the center of its body! Right above the magicite!
“over”, “on”, “at”, or “into”
I'm sure the word used in the original is often translated as “above,” but that's not right in this context. “Above” means “up,” toward the ceiling, between the core and head.
It's interesting how English prepositions have varying frames of reference and coordinate systems. Like, “put pressure on the wound” follows the body no matter what rotations happen, but “hold the wounded limb above the heart” is relative to gravity no matter what happens to the body.
the golem’s arms freezed in midair and proceeded to crash against ground.
“froze”, “against the ground.”
smashing through an opponent rather than silencing and dicing them.
“slicing”
their bodies were as large as a double bed on its side.
“stood on end.”
I mean, unless they're supposed to be wider than they are tall. Or did you mean “their torsos were as tall as a double bed is wide”? An odd unit of measurement, but the scale would work.
It’d be a pain in ass if we
“pain in the ass”