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Chapter 78 Magma, Typhoons, and Earthquakes

Miller, of course, had no idea that the Avengers were on their way. After destroying all the landmarks in Tokyo, he flew to Mount Fuji.

At this moment, he was researching how to make Mount Fuji erupt, since in his mind Mount Fuji was simply the most famous active volcano.

As for why he didn't use Amaterasu himself, Miller couldn't think of a solution for the time being. After all, in his impression, awakened Mangekyou Sharingan usually only had one supernatural power. Itachi Uchiha had Tsukuyomi, which was a mental technique; Sasuke had Amaterasu, which was a fire technique; and Obito had Kamui, which was a space technique.

It perfectly matches their personality traits: silver coin, second pillar, and bottom of the class.

He did know that the Eternal Mangekyou Sharingan had two supernatural powers, but in his mind, the prerequisite was that it had to be fused with another Mangekyou Sharingan.

Moreover, his greater purpose was destruction rather than killing, and he didn't care what kind of killings were caused in the process of destruction.

Even if the Tiger Talisman clone took away some of his evil thoughts, Miller, who was a Chinese in his previous life, could not possibly have any good feelings towards Japan.

When the 100-meter-tall purple giant arrived at Mount Fuji, all the people around him immediately began to flee, after all, his purpose was too obvious.

Upon arriving at Mount Fuji, Miller went directly to the crater and used the power of the Dragon Talisman to recharge the volcanic lava, which then gurgled and throbbed.

Soon, Mount Fuji was on the verge of eruption, and Miller controlled Susanoo to quickly ascend into the air.

An alarm blared at the 5th Station observation station at the foot of Mount Fuji. Geologist Ichiro Sato stared at the rapidly rising red line on the monitor, his pupils suddenly contracting as the pressure in the magma chamber exceeded the critical value, and the rate of crustal displacement increased tenfold within five minutes.

"Evacuate everyone!" His roar was swallowed up by the rumble coming from underground.

Suddenly, a blinding red light burst forth from the distant mountain peak, and a colossal purple giant ignited a furnace inside the mountain.

Sato grabbed the emergency kit and rushed out of the observation station, only to witness a scene he would never forget: Mount Fuji looked like a severed sword, with a hundred-meter-long fissure split open at its summit.

Lava, like molten gold, poured down the mountain ridge, instantly carbonizing the vegetation in its path. Fiery streaks of light tore through the night sky, making the clouds appear like blood-soaked silk.

Immediately following was a deafening explosion, as volcanic ash, carrying debris, shot into the sky, forming a black vortex that blotted out the sun under the moonlight.

At the height of the eruption, Mount Fuji seemed to have its gentle facade ripped away. Lava columns shot straight into the sky, colliding with cumulonimbus clouds and spewing out countless sparks.

Lightning danced through the gray clouds, and thunder and volcanic roars intertwined to create an apocalyptic symphony.

The flames on the mountaintop illuminated the entire forest, and the pine needles crackled in the heat.

The lava flow, like a giant red python, is swallowing up farmland at the foot of the mountain at a visible speed.

Volcanic ash began to pour down like a blizzard, covering the sky and the earth.

Zhilin, a carpenter living alone in the forest, was awakened by the violent shaking of her wooden hut. She rushed out of the hut and was met with the full view of Mount Fuji erupting.

Zhilin instinctively raised his axe, only to find that even the strength to run away had been taken away by the apocalyptic scene.

College student Xiaolin, who was hiking, dragged his girlfriend along as they ran. Behind them came the deafening roar of lava flowing and breaking a bridge. The ripples on the lake surface were tinged with an eerie dark red.

At the moment the hot spring inn "Sakura Fubuki" at the foot of the mountain was swallowed by lava, the proprietress's century-old wine exploded in the flames, creating a dazzling blue-purple halo.

Eight-year-old Xia Mei peeked through the crack in the door and saw the cherry blossom tree burning in the lava like a twisted torch, with petals and ashes dancing in the air.

"Mom!" Yamada Nami hugged her two daughters tightly as they huddled in the shrine's sanctuary. Hot stones pounded against the roof, and the wooden structure creaked as if it were dying.

Miller didn't have much of a conscience, but he did have some, so he chose to leave this heartbreaking place.

The neon lights on the streets of Niikura City were blurred by the volcanic ash.

Tourists crowded the Kawaguchiko observation deck, their phone flashes creating a sea of ​​stars. Those who had come to photograph the starry sky were now trembling before the hellish spectacle.

Residents ran through the streets covering their mouths and noses, car sirens blaring. Lava flows spread along the river, and white steam rose from the surface.

The Avengers on the fighter jet remained silent as they watched this hellish scene.

Meanwhile, Miller had already brought Susanoo to the coastal area of ​​Honshu Island in Japan.

After all, Miller knew exactly what these islanders feared most: lava, typhoons, and earthquakes.

Magma Miller has just finished it.

Miller just picked up a phone and looked up how typhoons form.

The sea surface temperature needs to remain above 26.5°C. The seawater evaporates to form a warm, moist air mass, which rises continuously under low pressure, releasing latent heat and driving the airflow to rotate.

At the same time, three core conditions have contributed to its development.

1: High-temperature seawater. The higher the seawater temperature, the stronger the energy that the air mass gains, and the more violent its upward motion.

2: The power of Earth's rotation 3: Low-level wind shear and disturbances If it were summer, Miller would have done his job, but it's almost winter now, so Miller has to temporarily give up bringing the typhoons that these island nations love.

The lava flow has been prepared, but the typhoon doesn't have the necessary conditions yet, so all that's left is an earthquake!

Miller also investigated the causes of the earthquake.

1. Earthquakes caused by plate tectonics; 2. Earthquakes caused by volcanic activity; 3. Earthquakes induced by crustal collapse. The latter two are simpler to form, but less powerful. After all, Miller just caused Mount Fuji to erupt.

At this moment, Miller controlled Susanoo to go into the sea and began to push Honshu Island of Japan towards another island.

As for whether it can be pushed or not? Miller's bull charm power is not just for show.

With the power of the Ox Talisman at LV6, Susanoo's power has reached the edge of the Heavenly Father level, and pushing an island is just a piece of cake for him.

Thirty meters underground in Tokyo, the red light at the geological monitoring station suddenly lit up.

Researcher Takuya Yamada stared at the holographic projection screen. The fault monitoring data stream was refreshing at a crazy speed. The boundary between the Ichimoku Island Plate and the Pacific Plate suddenly burst out with unprecedented energy, and the crustal stress was like a spring that had been compressed to its limit and suddenly released.

He felt the concrete floor beneath his feet melting into flowing mud.

The monitor emitted a piercing beep, and the number representing the magnitude on the screen soared from 8.7 to 9.0, finally settling at the scarlet critical value.

The changes on the Earth's surface are far more terrifying than the data suggests.

The Shinkansen train jolted violently on the tracks, and the windows cracked into a spiderweb pattern from the high-frequency vibrations.

The passengers were horrified to discover that the straight railway tracks outside the train windows were twisting into wavy shapes, and the sleepers were being lifted up by a tremendous force, scattering like broken chopsticks.

The Ginza subway station where Morikawa Rin was located was the first to fall into hell.

The subway tunnel was twisted into a pretzel in an instant, the reinforced concrete dome emitted a metallic wail, and large precast concrete slabs were cleaved open as if by a giant axe, crashing into the crowd with a sharp whistling sound.

Her eardrums were pierced by the sound waves generated by the friction between the train and the tunnel, and her nasal cavity was filled with choking dust.

"Run!" Morikawa grabbed the pregnant woman beside him and rushed out of the carriage, only to find that the platform floor was undulating, as if an unseen giant beast was rolling underground.

The emergency lights overhead suddenly shattered all at once, shards of glass and sparks mingling with a scream, leaving scarlet trails in the darkness.

As Miller continued to exert force, the waters of Tokyo Bay receded, revealing the cracked seabed and churning black silt.

Experienced fishermen immediately realized this was a precursor to a tsunami, but their shouts were quickly swallowed by the deafening roar of the earth tearing apart.

A massive black wall suddenly rose from the sea surface, and a tsunami with waves exceeding 35 meters high swept in at a speed of 800 kilometers per hour.

The waves were ablaze with flames that erupted from the chemical plant, crushing the Ferris wheel at Odaiba Seaside Park into scrap metal. Luxury cruise ships parked in the harbor were tossed into the air like toys before crashing heavily onto the breakwater.

At Roppongi Hills, the earthquake-resistant devices of the glass curtain wall building were rendered useless in the face of a magnitude 9 earthquake.

The entire building was like a piece of paper torn apart by a hurricane. First, the top floor began to shake, then the load-bearing structure in the middle emitted a tooth-grinding metallic scraping sound, and finally the entire building broke off at the waist, with the upper part falling into the street with raging flames, smashing the convenience store and coffee shop below.

An even greater disaster is brewing underground.

The crisscrossing underground gas pipelines in Tokyo ruptured during the violent tremors, causing high-pressure natural gas to gush out and form dozens of columns of fire on the surface.

Flames spread rapidly along the underground pipe network, the entire street suddenly transformed into a flowing river of lava, cars exploded in the intense heat, and the asphalt road surface was charred and cracked, emitting a pungent smell of asphalt.

The entire island of Honshu seemed to have entered the apocalypse.

Miller, who brought about the apocalypse to this region, wore a childlike smile.

Because at this point, his reputation value had successfully broken through eight figures!