Monsters: Evolving from Titans to Ancient Gods

Chapter 231 A New Era

The war came to a complete end, with Mechagodzilla, the god of death created by mankind, ultimately destroyed by the combined forces of many Titans and monsters.

But this war also completely reshaped the current landscape and ecology of the Earth.

The ecosystem of the surface world was completely altered by the aftermath of the battle.

First, it experienced a horrific earthquake, and then, after being ravaged by lunar debris, it became fragmented, engulfed in flames and smoky with toxic fumes.

The ocean tides were turbulent, nearly destroying all life on Earth, but were stabilized by the ice during the sudden Ice Age.

Even after the battle ended, the already shattered Sakura Archipelago continued to rumble and collapse at an extremely rapid pace.

Just like ten thousand years ago, when the invasion of the super monster and the cosmic dinosaur Zetton caused Atlantis to sink, and at that moment when it slept for ten thousand years in the cold seawater.

But Godzilla didn't care too much about these things at the moment. As its will, which was highly integrated with the Earth, extended, countless dark blue plants rooted in the Earth's surface began to grow rapidly.

Like dark blue dragons piercing deep into the crumbling Sakurajima, countless smaller roots grow, tightly stitching the fragmented archipelago together and continuously reinforcing it.

Each dark green vine was as hard as steel, extending continuously underground, colliding with the rock strata, and emitting a dull rumble that echoed underground.

Gradually, the islands stopped collapsing, and countless relatively small vines spread through the canyon-like cracks. As they became visible, all the canyons began to shrink at a visible rate.

On the surface world, all the remaining Titans and monsters clearly felt this change. This power beyond comprehension instilled instinctive fear in the behemoths from the inner world.

Godzilla lowered its head slightly, its gaze fixed on the giant beasts that had arrived on the surface from the tunnels of the inner world, finally settling on the red gibbon, King Kong, and several remaining giant apes.

Its deep gaze flickered, revealing a kind of thinking that made King Kong and the gibbon uneasy, causing them to instinctively stiffen and their hair to stand on end.

In the end, Godzilla did nothing to them, but simply let out a low roar and sent them back to the Earth's core.

Faced with Godzilla's demands, the surviving giant apes acted rationally and without hesitation, turning around and rushing toward the nearest portal to the inner world.

But King Kong didn't leave immediately. He glanced at the two atomic titans watching him from afar, and then thought about the battle axe he had picked up.

Having finally understood everything, he glanced one last time at the battle axe, then turned and followed the giant apes, disappearing from the surface world.

Lidor and Dagon calmly watched King Kong's departing figure. Now that the Titan Ape's descendants had laid down their battle axes after this war, they could consider the war between the two races completely over and let it go.

As the super-species of the inner world departed, Godzilla roared once more, issuing new commands to the Titans and monsters of the surface world.

Titans and monsters responded, scattering to every corner of the world to repair the natural environment while using high-energy particle breaths and rays to intercept and destroy the massive lunar debris in space.

During this period, many surviving creatures could see endless meteor showers and various dazzling rays shooting from the earth's surface into the sky whenever they looked up.

Breaths from colossal beings swept across the sky, destroying massive meteorites that exploded in the air, igniting spectacular fireworks.

Godzilla stood motionless in the wilderness, like a dark blue mountain range standing on the scorched earth.

Its consciousness was immersed inside the Earth, once again mobilizing the Earth's energy. Countless dark green plants hidden all over the world broke through the soil with the slightest vibration, extending towards the sky like tentacles.

In Siberia, on the frozen ground covered in snow, many surviving creatures watched as those bluish-black tentacles slowly descended, slapping the ground and stirring up snow.

Under the bewildered gaze of these creatures, the surface of each of these vines began to expand, forming a highly elastic film containing a liquid rich in energy and nutrients.

Inside this nutrient-rich membrane, embryos emerge from the vines, float and sink in the nutrient solution, and slowly begin to develop.

These embryos are all organisms that originally lived here and are an extremely important part of the ecological food chain of this region.

Under the immense power Godzilla gained after merging with Earth's consciousness, these embryos, through the evolution of past genetic fragments, were reborn into this world.

Even sub-zero temperatures cannot corrode these seemingly thin films.

Looking up, it looked like countless bluish-black octopus tentacles lying on the ground, and countless reproductive chambers glowing in the wind and snow.

In a basin in Asia, the embryos of the Caspian tiger, a creature long extinct, float in a nutrient solution. Once fully developed, they will return to the world where they once roamed.

These vines don't just linger in the wilderness; they can also be found in the ruins of human settlements. The vines weigh down buildings and lie across them, with each reproductive chamber hanging down silently, like a cluster of ripe fruits on a dark green branch.

In the shadows of the dilapidated high-rise buildings, pairs of eyes watched this scene from the darkness, their gazes filled with awe.

Even in the underwater world, these giant vines exist, with even denser brood chambers, resembling brooding marine creatures resting on the seabed, their glowing chambers swaying in the warming ocean currents.

The Snow Demon stood on the scorched earth, raised its head and gazed at the sky, noticing that the world's tides had stabilized, forming a new ocean sphere.

He exhaled an extremely cold breath towards the sky, and the biting cold air spread again, but instead of lowering the temperature further, it caused the ice age that covered the entire world to recede.

Under the influence of solar radiation and the breath of the snow demon, the temperature gradually rose, beginning to return to a temperature suitable for life.

Before the biological embryos in the brood chambers return to nature, the glaciers covering the oceans will recede, and the Earth's temperature will return to normal.

Months later, the moon, which had been destroyed in space, began to change, with large pieces of debris coming together again under the influence of gravity.

They transformed back into a high-temperature rock mass, now only a fraction of their original size, but still large enough to be called a satellite.

However, the reborn satellite will inevitably have a much smaller effect on slowing down the Earth's rotation than before. From this moment on, a day on Earth will only last for a dozen hours.

The tides generated by a satellite of this size have little impact on the gradually stabilizing oceanic sphere, and there are no signs of alternation between ocean and land.

After the disaster, humans evacuated in spacecraft that left Earth and headed to a human-established base on Mars.

One month later, these humans disagreed again, and the original European and American humans chose to leave the solar system with the help of their alien allies.

They chose to join a civilization called Nonmalt, preparing to rebuild their lives and thrive on that planet before returning when the time was right.

The Nurmal is highly similar to Earth, whether it's the planet, the entire galaxy, or even the human race, they are almost identical to humans.

Therefore, the Nonmart people warmly welcomed these relatively few humans and set aside a piece of land for them to start a new life.

Because Asians have established many bases on Mars, they ultimately chose to stay and settle there. Whether they will leave the solar system will be decided after they have recovered their strength.

They knew that the solar system and even nearby star systems were within the breath range of Earth's Godzilla, but they still risked staying.

They also have an adventurous plan: since the remaining humans on Earth cannot die out completely so quickly, they want to build more transport ships to return to Earth and take away more people.

They knew that with their population of less than seven figures, they could do nothing, whether it was to terraform Mars or to explore the vast expanse of space.

The Slavs did not stay on Mars or enter Nonmalt. Instead, they traveled into space in a spaceship supported by their alien allies, beginning their wanderings until they found a suitable planet to settle on.

Three months after the disaster, the snowstorm had completely dissipated, the devastated battlefield was covered in green, and the remaining ruins of the city were also tinged with green.

Looking up, the once wide streets were now broken, and knee-high bushes covered every corner in sight, with vines and plants climbing wildly along the ruins of the high-rise buildings.

Exposed reinforced concrete weathers rapidly, defying the laws of nature; abandoned vehicles quickly rot and become covered in vegetation; and herds of wild animals roam freely on land that should have been inhabited by humans.

Looking up, the entire city ruins looked as if they had been abandoned for a century, not just a few months.

The ubiquitous nurturing chambers, draped with dark green vines, had long since crumbled, and the creatures that had been nurtured within had matured and begun to live and reproduce on this land.

After completing their mission, these vines did not return to the ground, but remained in various corners of the earth, becoming a breeding ground for many creatures and providing them with energy.

In the cold, starry universe, spaceships from Mars are stuck in a long wait.

The advance team of this search and rescue force is slowly entering Earth, landing first in the area where humans sent out distress signals to search for survivors.

If the spacecraft successfully takes off and lands on Earth, the search and rescue teams will return to Earth to continue searching for survivors and bring them back to Mars.

This process could take a long time, and they were unsure whether they would be attacked by monsters or Titans, so they sent an advance team as a precaution.

The commander of the search and rescue team stood on the bridge of the spaceship, watching in just three months the land transform from a desolate and barren place back into a lush and verdant world, and fell into silence.

As one of the high-ranking members, he already knew that Godzilla had long since become the walking body of Earth's consciousness, and their actions meant that Earth had abandoned humanity.

Although Earth is still lush and green, it is no longer humanity's home. The Titans will not accept humanity continuing to wreak havoc on Him.

Sometimes he even wondered if things would have turned out differently if humanity hadn't created Mechagodzilla on Earth, but instead built it on Mars.

But now that things have come to this, it's too late to say anything.

Now, all they can do is bring humans back to Mars to replenish the population before humanity goes extinct due to drastic environmental changes.

Although they managed to contact many survivors via radio, they also received devastating news.

Although Earth's environment recovered in just a few months, with many species reappearing, including those that had long been extinct, humans, without Godzilla's genetic modification, were no longer suited to the environment.

Humans are gradually finding it difficult to breathe, many people are experiencing a decline in intelligence, and their hair is becoming more abundant, showing signs of overall degeneration.

Scientists have determined that if the stay exceeds one year, this regression will become irreversible, and humans will revert to ape-like forms.

On the surface, the vanguard of humanity moved rapidly, bringing back survivors who were no different from savages to small aircraft and then back to the mothership, constantly on guard for any dangers around them.

However, just as the spaceship was flying over a mountain range, the scene that appeared around the corner almost made everyone's hearts stop.

The figure that had disappeared from that battlefield for months came into view. Looking up, the Titan Godzilla, hundreds of meters tall, stood quietly before them, its huge eyes calmly watching the human aircraft, as if it were thinking about something.

This scene made everyone hold their breath, afraid to do anything rash, because if anything went wrong, it wouldn't just be the surface landing troops who would be affected.

Even humans in outer space, or even on Mars, could be in danger.

However, Godzilla remained motionless until the aircraft flew out of Godzilla's sight at a constant speed, as if it were a statue.

As a highly intelligent being, Godzilla realized that humans were not returning to Earth to settle down again, but rather to take more of their kind with them.

Therefore, Godzilla did not attack it, but simply watched calmly.

On the other hand, once the commander of the human rescue department determined that as long as there was no indication of a trend of re-establishing settlement on Earth, they would not be attacked, they finally issued an order to reduce the overall search and rescue efforts.

Months later, with the last human survivor settlement cleared out, all humans on the surface left Earth.

Before leaving, they took one last look at this exceptionally beautiful planet, knowing that, barring unforeseen circumstances, humanity would never have the chance to return.

As the spaceship flew toward Mars, only the Iwe tribe, who had long inhabited the inner Earth, remained within the entire Earth's surface.

Although they were disappointed by the outcome, they had no intention of leaving.

They have survived in this way in the inner world for tens of thousands of years, and the blind queen will continue to live in this way without much change.

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