Monsters: Evolving from Titans to Ancient Gods

A warm light rose in the dim underground space, its dazzling radiance filling every inch of the space, causing the resurrected monsters to burn and melt away one after another.

Wherever Longbo went, all the resurrected monsters turned into burning torches under the light of the Star Voice, fell down with roars, and turned into gray-black dust scattered on the ground.

The light of the Starry Night seemed to be particularly effective on this resurrected monster, achieving results far exceeding his expectations and being exceptionally astonishing.

In just a few seconds, many of the monsters that had stood tall in the cave were completely reduced to ashes, leaving only the slightly stronger monster chieftain, Geronimon, staring in horror at the woman who was gradually approaching.

The blinding light caused his body to feel an intense burning sensation, and smoke rose from his body, emitting a burnt smell. He staggered backward in excruciating pain.

It crashed into the rock wall of the cave behind it, causing the rock to crack and splinter. Rock fragments fell like a waterfall with a roar, and dust billowed up.

Longbo became somewhat interested in the highly intelligent monster in front of him that possessed the ability to resurrect the dead.

He then looked up, gazing into the monster's terrified eyes, and curiously explored its mind.

Geronimon felt as if his mind had been struck by a heavy hammer, and his consciousness became extremely blurred in an instant. He even gradually forgot the pain brought by the blinding light.

Its body gradually burned, but its memories and consciousness uncontrollably projected all the secrets of the past before its eyes like a slideshow.

Soon, under the light of the Star Voice, his body was completely transformed into a torch like an undead monster, and his body turned to ashes at an extremely fast speed.

Until it completely vanished under the light of the Starry Night, Longbo also obtained the memories he wanted, but the result was different from what he expected.

This resurrection is a special talent unique to their race. The resurrected creatures have no soul; they are living, walking corpses.

Seeing this, Longbo completely lost interest and turned to walk back the way he came.

...

As the warm light rose from the ground, all living things could clearly feel its temperature and power.

The mastermind was killed, and a large group of monsters gathered on the ground stopped moving and froze in the distance.

A gentle breeze swept across the battlefield, barely enough to make the leaves on the branches sway, yet at this moment it was like an invisible bone-scraping knife, peeling away the flesh and blood from the monsters as it passed by, turning them into dust with the wind.

In just a few moments, the monsters that had been fiercely battling Titans and giants were reduced to bones and rotting corpses.

The dramatic change left even the Giant of Light, an individual from a highly technological civilization, feeling extremely puzzled.

But as they all turned their gaze to the ground and felt the warm yet powerful, dazzling light, they gradually understood what was happening.

Zoffy lowered his head, looking at the faint glow emanating from the Star Voice, lost in thought: "So that's how it is, it's the monster hiding underneath manipulating things from behind the scenes."

Zoffy wasn't surprised that Lumbert could wield the power of light, but his other companions were.

The Silver Cross soldiers, including Alfonu, were dumbfounded; it was the first time they had ever seen a monster that could wield light.

Ultraman was unfazed, and Seven also looked on as if it were the most natural thing in the world.

"As expected, my judgment was correct."

He had long believed that Longbo was an ecological balance maintainer born from among humans, and that no matter how bad things got, it wouldn't matter. Now, seeing him use the power of light, he was even more certain of this idea.

When Lombre reappeared on the ground as a priestess, a warm light followed, and rays of dawn scattered from all directions, converging on the Titans and the Giants of Light who had just been engaged in fierce battle.

Lidor looked up, gazing at the light spreading like fireflies, and did not reject this power. After letting out a roar, he turned and left.

This roar caused the Snow Demon and the other ancient Titans to appear somewhat dazed. In their eyes, the current Lidor, in both voice and appearance, was becoming increasingly similar to the Godzilla they remembered.

They watched Lidor depart into the distance, then came to their senses, and huge shadows, illuminated by the sunlight, left the battlefield, dissipating in all directions.

Their steps seemed slow, but they quickly overtook the fleeing humans and disappeared into the horizon amidst the awe-inspiring gazes of the humans.

People looked back into the distance; the aftershocks of the battle had completely dissipated, but the dazzling light still lingered.

The great war between the gods had come to an end, and people began to cautiously turn back towards the shattered battlefield.

Much later, the people from the Land of Light returned to their human forms and bid their final farewell to the priestess.

They promised to take the young man back to the Land of Light, help him heal his injuries, and prevent the long-term effects of his hidden wounds from flaring up.

Even Ultra Warriors, who are beings of light, are very likely to suffer serious aftereffects if they are seriously injured, and may even be unable to exert their full strength.

There are many such examples in the Land of Light.

The priestess smiled as she bid farewell to her adopted son and the others, and Ultraman and Seven solemnly responded to her and a portion of Longbo's consciousness.

"If you need help, contact us. We will do our best to respond and come here to protect this beautiful planet."

Seven and Zoffy nodded in response. Although they had only stayed for a short time, they had fallen deeply in love with this beautiful planet.

If the Land of Light weren't still under construction, they would definitely have stayed here for a long time.

"??"

The priestess didn't understand why these people, though nice, had fallen in love with the place after only a few days.

Is Earth really that attractive?

While the priestess was in a daze, Zoffy nodded again to the part of Lombard's consciousness residing in her body, then returned to his original form and flew into deep space.

Seeing this, the others also transformed, took one last look at the beautiful planet, and then left.

The young man waved goodbye to the priestess, then took out the Bronze Spark Mirror, transformed, and flew into space with them.

But soon, he seemed to remember something, and stopped in the sky, took out a small capsule, exchanged a brief conversation with his partner, and threw it to the ground.

He didn't know when he would return, so he decided to leave his companion Gedi on Earth, so that it could accompany the priestess and protect the Earth for him.

The priestess caught the capsule that fell from the sky and watched her adopted son leave Earth.

After everyone had left Earth, the priestess suppressed her smile and asked the question that was on her mind.

"Aren't you going to say hello to them?"

In response, Longbo stated that he was not actually very familiar with these messengers of light, and from his current perspective, his view of the entire Land of Light remained quite casual.

Of all the people in the Land of Light, the only one Ronber felt the best was Gorlian, and Zoffy, who also possessed the Voice of a Distant Star, was only half a friend.

As for the others, Longbo's attitude was so-so.

The priestess shook her head after learning of Longbo's idea, but she was helpless and could only let him do as he pleased.

Longbo regained control of his body, used his psychic powers to open a vortex leading to a certain place in the Earth's core, and stepped into it.

When he reappeared, he had arrived at the place he had been before. What came into view was a desolate land. The traces left by the erosion had turned this area, spanning thousands of kilometers, into a dead land.

Many mountains collapsed during ancient battles, flying far and wide.

This is the place where the priestess's adopted son once fought. After the battle, he had no strength left to clean up this land, and Longbo had no such ability when he came here last time either.

Now, Longbo happens to have this ability, so after many years, he has returned here to restore the vitality of this place.

He gently raised his hand, and the light given by the Voice of the Stars emerged from his palm, carried by the breeze and disappearing into the land. Under the light, the blackness faded at a visible speed, and the yellowish-brown land was revealed again.

The desolate area, stretching for thousands of kilometers and covering an extremely vast area, quickly came to life, a scene that almost shocked the world and caught the eyes of the nearby Iwia survivors.

As the incredibly moving scene unfolded, many people living nearby knelt down and worshipped the source of the light, their expressions extremely devout.

As the light completely dissipated, the area was brought back to life. A gentle breeze rustled through the grass, carrying countless plant seeds as they fell to the ground.

Springs gushed forth from the distant mountain peaks once more, forming rivers that flowed down from all directions.

Having done all this, Longbo released the priestess's hand and withdrew his consciousness from her mind.

The priestess lowered her gaze to the capsule in her hand, quickly understood its function, and released Gedi. A yellow dog the size of a calf appeared with a burst of light, squatted on the ground, and wagged its tail at the priestess.

The priestess stroked its head, feeling Longbo's will separating from her body, and strands of light appeared before her eyes.

Longbo's will gradually returned to his body along the golden thread from where he came. Before parting, he left the power he had projected into her body.

This amount of power is not enormous for Longbo, but it is enough to blow up one or two continents on Earth.

This amount of power is not enormous for Longbo, but it is enough to blow up one or two continents on Earth.

She can also use these powers perfectly, and if these powers are not non-renewable, then they are no different from her own powers.

Finally, the priestess watched as Longbo's consciousness disappeared before her eyes. After pausing for a moment, she turned and walked toward the nearest passage.

If she remembered correctly, she didn't say she wouldn't go back when she said goodbye to Queen Paraji, and if she went back now, her room might not even have been cleaned yet.

...

In the midst of the battlefield in Europe, one after another, returning humans stand on the edge of this shattered battlefield.

They gazed at the scene of countless ravines and gullies before them, their eyes revealing an unyielding sense of awe.

A gentle breeze blows through the deep ravines and valleys, and after echoing through the layers, the faint sound of the wind transforms into a mournful howl emanating from thousands of giant beasts.

The terrifying howl turned the faces of all those who gathered around pale, and the lingering battlefield atmosphere assaulted their hearts, gradually causing them to lose their way.

Many people fell under the intense impact, and their companions rescued them before fleeing the area.

Some say this is the area of ​​the Titans' civil war, and that the resentment of many gods who died here will kill every human who comes here.

Some say that this civil war was a war between the gods and traitors, with the gods defeating the traitors and sealing them in the canyon.

The treacherous Titans, unwilling to be sealed away, will tempt those who dare to approach them to help them escape.

Gradually, this canyon, which was always filled with mournful howls, also acquired a unique name—the Abyss.

Over time, the rulers gradually associated the wars here with the statues of that giant city.

They claimed that the leaders of humanity at the time felt great pity for the suffering of all living beings as the gods battled.

Therefore, the rulers performed a grand sacrifice, summoning the gods they had long worshipped to defeat the enemy and seal these gods in the abyss.

The great deity worshipped by countless people is also known as the Lord of the Abyss.