Monsters: Evolving from Titans to Ancient Gods

The rainbow, its colors shifting, travels straight through the universe, extending into the endless depths of space at a speed far exceeding that of a beam of light, as observed by many civilizations.

The rainbow traveled along its path, and even the planets and stars blocking its way could not slow its extension in the slightest.

According to observations by some intelligent civilizations, this rainbow did not cause any damage even when it passed through celestial-level obstacles.

Scientists from many civilizations believe that this is a natural phenomenon of the universe, representing one of the physical laws of the universe itself, but which has never been observed by any civilization.

Some believe that this is merely an image distortion caused by the observation instruments detecting certain cosmic rays, and not a substantial, real phenomenon.

There are also different opinions on this. It is very likely that these are monsters mentioned in the information of other civilizations in the universe, and the artificial traces they left when they moved.

However, this claim was ultimately refuted, and people still believe that the monsters mentioned by those civilizations are just absurd lies, and scientists have also done calculations.

Such monsters, tens of meters tall and weighing tens of thousands of tons, cannot maintain their own weight, let alone have the ability to travel in light or outer space.

Even if such monsters existed, they would have no chance of survival against technological weapons.

Until that day comes, many civilized people believe this.

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Flames swept across the entire surface of the planet, the intense heat devouring fragile lives one after another, and the firelight even lit up the entire night sky.

One monster after another wreaked havoc in the city engulfed in flames, with monsters named Redgiras and Blackgiras destroying the city wantonly.

Their enormous bodies are immune to the most powerful weapons of this civilization, destroying the pride and dignity of humanity amidst fire and despair.

In the despairing eyes of these humans, these creatures, once thought to be impossible, have withstood the weapons of powerful invaders multiple times using only their skin.

Those seemingly swollen arms could easily smash a towering building with a single swing, and the ensuing hurricane would sweep the debris to the edge of the city.

With each step of those feet, covered in hard skin and resembling pillars of heaven, the city trembled; the seemingly indestructible chariot crumbled into paper with the slightest tread.

These monsters, seemingly twins, are wreaking havoc in numerous cities around the world. Flames rage and engulf every city, claiming countless lives every second.

The people of this civilization were utterly astonished by this sudden attack. To this day, these invaders have not responded in any way, nor have they issued any declarations demanding their submission or destruction.

The tyrant Magma alien, wielding a sword, stood atop the skyscraper, arms crossed, coldly observing everything.

"Am I really going to face such a fragile civilization? Those guys are really..."

The Magma alien clenched his fists as he recalled the sneer of those guys when he received the mission from the Grand Commander.

"This is infuriating..."

But when it thought that nearly half of the twin monsters in the fleet were under its command, its mood gradually became pleasant.

Although he was acting alone, he had the help of many twin monsters, while those who mocked him would only get a few less.

Thinking of this, the Magma alien couldn't help but laugh. "Hehehehehehehe..."

He stood on the rooftop, arms outstretched, facing the sea of ​​fire, and went berserk.

Just then, a large-caliber bullet pierced the air and accurately struck the Magma alien in the back of the head, the huge impact causing him to stagger forward two steps.

Immediately following, a voice, suppressed with rage and sounding like that of a demon from hell, followed.

"What's so funny? What's so hilarious about this?" The enraged human raised his weapon, pulling the trigger again and again, pouring bullets at the Magma alien. "What the hell are you doing...?"

Before he finished speaking, the Magma alien had already come to his senses, turned around with ghostly speed, dodged bullet after bullet with a dark face, and then cleaved the last bullet in two with a single slash.

Amidst the splattering sparks and the man's astonished gaze, the Magma alien swung his sword, cleaving the gun in two, and kicked the man, sending him crashing heavily against the wall.

"Ouch...you bastard!" The Magma alien reached out and rubbed the back of his head, which was stinging a little. His mood, which had just started to improve, plummeted to rock bottom.

He approached the fully armed man again, thrusting the needle-like blade in his hand through the man's shoulder, and furiously twisted it: "Seriously, don't even bring out these toys to play with!"

The battered man, coughing up blood, glared at the Magma alien, his eyes burning with an almost tangible rage.

Faced with the Magma aliens' brutality, he quickly reached out and detonated the explosives on his body. The flames rapidly expanded, engulfing him and the Magma aliens.

A massive explosion rocked the rooftop, causing it to collapse. The Magma aliens, dazed and confused by the blast, fell to the next level and struggled to their feet with dark faces.

Fully armed soldiers filed in, and upon seeing the aliens who had invaded their world, they immediately pulled the trigger, showering the Magma aliens with bullets.

The successive attacks enraged the Magma alien, who swiftly swung his sword, slicing several nearby soldiers in half at the waist. However, bullets still pierced through the splattered blood and enveloped him, and the gunfire never ceased.

Seeing this, the Magma aliens, filled with shame and anger, instantly grew to gigantic size, causing the skyscraper to explode and sending the shattered debris flying high into the air like volcanic rock erupting.

Amidst the spreading smoke and rising flames, the gigantic Magma alien slowly rose, wielding its sword to tear through the atmosphere, and issued a merciless command to the twin monsters.

"Kill them all, take this planet!!"

As soon as the words were spoken, the monsters in every city in the world erupted instantly, their destructive efficiency increasing dramatically. City buildings collapsed in large swaths, and the remaining wails vanished rapidly.

Destructive beams pierced the atmosphere, striking densely populated areas and triggering violent explosions. Huge shockwaves leveled city after city.

The fire spread to the wilderness, burning fiercely in almost every corner under the intensified attack.

On the edge of a city, a middle-aged man in a cloak looked at the flames rising from the distant city, and the aliens and twin monsters that appeared and disappeared in the firelight, a disdainful smile curving his lips.

"Magnamians? You can only bully this weak, ugly, and disgusting civilization."

He looked into the distance at the Magma aliens laughing wildly, a slight hesitation flashing in his eyes, but in the end he pulled down his cloak and chose to ignore them.

Just as the middle-aged man was about to turn and leave, an undeniable fluctuation struck, drawing his attention. He subconsciously looked up and gazed at the sky.

A rainbow of colors appeared, brushing past the planet's atmosphere, creating visible ripples in the air and faint spatial fluctuations.

The rainbow disappeared straight into the depths of space, clearly just passing by, but the changes that followed were only just beginning.

In an instant, the sky darkened, visible electric currents flickered, and the electrical potential in the air surged rapidly, as if something was about to arrive.

"He's a guy who's no weaker than me..." The cloaked man turned around and muttered to himself, his eyes under the cloak becoming serious, his fists clenched.

The Magma aliens also sensed something was wrong. Suppressing their unease, they looked up and gazed at the sky.

Under his gaze, the sky suddenly split open, and colors that were almost nauseating poured out, as if energy from another dimension was gathering in the sky, outlining a celestial body that resembled a pitch-black sun.

The pitch-black sun lay horizontally in the atmosphere, displaying a chilling brilliance that instantly sent shivers down the spines of all living things remaining on the planet, causing them to tremble instinctively.

The twin monsters that had been wreaking havoc across the globe stopped simultaneously and roared a warning to the sky.

But the astonishing changes did not stop there. A deep canyon appeared above the dark celestial body, with azure light shining through it. Against the backdrop of chaotic colors, it outlined a cold, vertical pupil that stood high in the sky, looking down indifferently.

Under the watchful eyes of the Magma aliens, the vertical pupils, which radiated a chilling light at all times, shifted slightly, landing on the edge of the city, as if staring at something.

With the arrival of the vertical pupil, the flames that almost covered the entire planet were leveled by the ensuing monstrous fluctuations.

"You are the balancer of the cosmic ecosystem?!"

The rainbow and eerie blue light that came into view reminded the Magma aliens of the rumors circulating in the universe, and they immediately felt a chill as if they had fallen into an ice cellar, and their hair stood on end.

But gradually, the Magma aliens noticed that the rainbow had long since disappeared, and their confidence returned. They shouted loudly towards the remaining power:

"Once we take over this planet, its ecosystem will recover on its own. That's none of your business!"

The Magma alien's voice soared into the sky, echoing throughout the city and the wilderness, causing the middle-aged man who was staring at the vertical-eyed man to pause for a moment.

He couldn't help but look at the Magma aliens spouting nonsense in the city, as if they were looking at a dead man.

Just as the man had predicted, the vertical pupil in the sky, radiating coldness, shifted its gaze slightly and landed on the Magma aliens in the city.

The indifferent gaze sent a chill down the Magma alien's spine. He gradually realized he had done something foolish. In his extreme cold, he recalled that the eye had been looking at the wilderness, and it didn't seem to be there to cause him trouble...

But she ended up drawing his attention instead…

"..."

In the eyes of the Magma aliens, several rainbows in the distant deep space of space accurately hit the ruins of the city, and the rainbow patterns were engraved on the surface, revealing the outlines of huge creatures.

Amidst the city's overwhelming black and gray landscape, several silhouettes, obscuring the sky, stood out sharply under the sun's rays.

To the Magma aliens, enormous monsters appeared and disappeared amidst the rising dust, their massive limbs outstretched.

In the sky above, the cold, vertical pupils, shrouded in a chaotic aura, shifted their gaze once more, landing on the middle-aged man with a meaningful look.