Monsters: Evolving from Titans to Ancient Gods

Amidst the shattered mountains, littered with the marks of battle, Longbo sat atop the mangled corpse of an ion dragon, his feet surrounded by the large pieces of carcass he had collected.

Despite being on the precarious edge of being expelled from the Titans at any moment, the Ion Dragon remains a super-life form that feeds on radiation.

Even a corpse contains an astonishing concentration of radiation, which would be a very good supplement for Longbo at this stage.

Longbo controlled the mask to separate, revealing a mouth that hadn't been opened for decades. Sharp serrations tore and shred pieces of ion dragon flesh, which he then swallowed.

Although Longbo is of human origin, he is actually quite different from humans, except for his appearance.

The most obvious features are the two horns extending backward from the forehead, and the shark-like serrated teeth that are different from the sharp fangs and flat teeth of humans.

"It's a bit like chewing slugs..." Longbo's eyes subtly changed as he chewed on raw dragon slices.

Just as he was pondering whether to try to roast the ion dragon, the long-awaited notification from the mental panel sounded.

After a hard-fought and arduous battle, you have defeated an evenly matched opponent and won a closely contested victory!

"..."

"Where is the arduous battle taking place?"

"Where does the evenness of the match lie?"

Longbo's eyes were full of speechlessness. He was a noble ranged unit, not on the same level as this fragile random Titan larva.

In Longbo's mind, even as an adult, this thing was only worthy of being placed at the same table as a random Titan.

Therefore, he was very dissatisfied with the evaluation given by the panel and lodged a protest.

You have gained 1 attribute point.

[Note: Attribute points are difficult to obtain. They can be obtained by fighting powerful creatures and can enhance your own stats by 105%.]

There is only one chance to achieve the same goal in three thousand years.

"A prestigious percentage bonus?"

"Can it be obtained repeatedly?"

The hint contained in that sentence left Longbo stunned, unable to come to his senses for a long time.

The bonus from attribute points is not a specific numerical value, but rather a percentage increase based on the original value.

This means that the higher Longbo's own stats are, the greater the bonus that attribute points can provide.

The later the game goes, the more terrifying the bonus from this attribute point becomes.

"You have a chance to get it by challenging powerful creatures? The powerful creatures are determined by the panel based on my current strength?" Longbo stroked his chin, the two horns on his head gleaming brightly in the sunlight.

His mind began to race as he thought about the Titans that existed in this world and the many giant beasts of the inner world.

If one were to enter the Netherworld now, the various giant beasts there would undoubtedly be powerful creatures, which would be a considerable source of attribute points.

Even a one in ten chance, given the sheer number of behemoths there, can provide a significant number of attribute points.

However, a problem arises: going to the inner Earth at this level is highly likely to result in a rollover. Even though it is a long-range unit, there is still a considerable risk of rollover under the conditions of absolute tonnage.

Don't you see those giant minions that don't even flinch at the sight of Godzilla, and even dare to enslave a powerful Titan Snow Demon?

However, if one waits until they have evolved to their complete form before venturing into the inner world, it's uncertain whether most of the giant beasts there will still be considered powerful.

In the end, Longbo decided to enter a second slumber here first, and then seek the passage to the inner world after he woke up.

After regaining his senses, Longbo looked down at the bloody chunk of meat in his hand and silently mourned for the Ion Dragon for half a second.

If he had known beforehand that attribute points could be obtained repeatedly, he most likely wouldn't have killed the Ion Dragon, but instead would have weakened it to the point of near death and let it go.

Then wait three thousand years and go back to beat it up, then wait another three thousand years, and so on, until it is no longer considered powerful.

At this point, Longbo made a plan in his mind: to beat up all the Titans in the world every three thousand years.

In this way, even if the probability of obtaining attribute points is very low, he can still manage to get some to use.

With this thought in mind, Longbo carried the corpse of the Ion Dragon into the mountain that it had carved out.

In the dim light, Longbo, while eating, examined the fresh scratches left on the cave walls, realizing that the Ion Dragon hadn't actually arrived much earlier than him.

It didn't arrive early, but it had the advantage of claws, making its digging efficiency astonishing. In the end, it benefited Longbo, who got a bargain, which was quite unlucky.

The second evolution began on the fifteenth sunset after Longbo entered the cave, but this time he did not completely slumber his will.

On the one hand, the painful lesson of the Ion Dragon served as a wake-up call for this murderer.

On the other hand, he also retained some consciousness, using his own flesh and blood's fine-tuning ability to guide his next evolution while evolving.

These few shots from the charged particle cannon made him realize that his ray ability had a very long range; each time the charged particle cannon shot into the sky reached the edge of the atmosphere.

Even he himself didn't know whether his charged particle cannon had been fired into outer space or had been exhausted within the atmosphere.

However, this does not affect Longbo's preparation to improve the accuracy and effective range of his charged particle cannon.

The most direct way is to add a scope to your sights to sense the magnetic fields of the Earth and the target, so as to achieve high-precision shooting.

Even if the target is at the edge of the horizon, out of sight, its location can be precisely locked, and a charged particle cannon shot can be fired right into its face.

And what we call a camera is simply an eye.

Longbo's eyes could see the Earth's magnetic field and electromagnetic waves in the air, but not far enough or wide enough.

Therefore, Longbo prepared to have several more pairs of eyes.

If the quality isn't good enough, make up for it with quantity.

Just like how mobile phones have more and more cameras.

As for how to install these cameras, Longbo also had some initial ideas.

That is to separate the facial bone plates and use them as a mask, with two pairs of eyes attached to the bone plates.

Then, a face is regenerated under the bone armor, retaining human features and skin, and the bone armor and face are connected using the ability of flesh and blood to make subtle adjustments.

In this way, he could get a face back, a detachable faceplate with four high-definition cameras.

If the mask could filter oxygen from the water, then Longbo could move around in the deep sea and get rid of his identity as a landlubber.

Coincidentally, the Ion Dragon is a Titan that roams the sea, land, and air, and has gills on its body, which can provide a good reference for Longbo.

Time flies, and day and night alternate.

Over the long years, the traces of the battle have long been covered by the lush jungle.

Beneath the mountain, devoid of any trace of intelligent life, a humanoid Titan lurks, its body undergoing a dramatic transformation.