Monsters: Evolving from Titans to Ancient Gods

The massive atomic behemoth lay in a pool of blood, its eyes closed, its breathing gradually ceasing, and its life magnetic field flickering like a candle flame in the wind.

Although Longbo removed the spores of the earthquake worm MUTO that was parasitizing its body, its injuries were too severe and there was no way to save it.

Longbo felt a little regretful about this, but that was all. He shook his head, walked towards the mountain, and prepared to blast open a large pit to put the Titan inside.

Just then, Longbo once again sensed several powerful life magnetic fields approaching, causing the ground to tremble slightly.

Startled, the birds on the horizon took flight one after another. Longbo became more alert and turned to look in several directions from where the intruders were.

Looking towards the horizon, three enormous, indistinct figures approached, their bodies covered in thick scales, their backs rugged and undulating like coral.

They all resemble the Titans beneath Luneburg's feet and belong to the same species—the Atomic Behemoths.

They arrived now, fueled by overwhelming rage and murderous intent toward their nemesis. Two of them were covered in wounds, clearly having been through a bloody battle, but judging from the almost palpable rage they were burning with, they had not killed their nemesis.

Ultimately, they let their enemy escape; of course, it's also possible that they were the ones who escaped, but that's unlikely.

As they drew nearer, Longbo looked at the bloodstains on his hands and then at the Atomic Beast lying in a pool of blood at his feet, and a sense of foreboding washed over him.

Three different atomic behemoths approached from three directions, almost surrounding Longbo. Considering the terrible scene beneath his feet, Longbo regretted his impulsive actions.

"Give me a mission that spans across the world."

Looking at the towering atomic behemoth in the distance, Longbo silently spoke to the control panel in his mind. He was a very honest Titan, and he knew he couldn't defeat three atomic behemoths, so he prepared to hide.

If he can't beat them, can't he at least avoid them?

It's nothing shameful.

However, the panel did not respond at this moment, and did not give two tasks as Longbo had when he woke up last time.

"..."

"Should we hide in the cesspool?" Longbo's unease grew stronger, and he couldn't help but recall the quest to hunt down the Norn messengers that was still hanging there.

While Longbo hesitated, the Titans who came from three different directions could also clearly see the situation around Longbo, their eyes gleaming with thoughtful light.

They quickened their pace and headed towards Longbo and his dying kin.

Longbo watched this scene nervously, and immediately sensed something was wrong. He was just an underage Titan, and he had no chance of winning against three adult atomic behemoths.

They are not like Rodan, a light and airy unit with weak ranged capabilities.

Their tonnage far exceeds that of Longbo at this moment, and their breath is also more powerful. Tens of thousands of years have given them unparalleled experience.

In short, these atomic behemoths far surpass Longbo in terms of tonnage, ranged capabilities, experience, and even numbers.

The panel did not respond to Longbo, who became increasingly nervous. It seemed that the only option left was to hunt down the Norn Messenger.

But just as Longbo made up his mind to hide in the cesspool, he keenly sensed something unusual about the magnetic field emanating from them.

They seemed to be suppressing their anger, keeping their emotions at a stable level.

This sudden turn of events caused Longbo to temporarily restrain himself and decide to observe the situation.

He glanced at the expression on the face of the leading, seemingly Godzilla-like behemoth, and tried to step aside from the pool of blood.

The latter merely glanced at Longbo before turning his attention back to the Earthquake Insect Spores and his kind.

The other two Titans were the same; possessing extremely high intelligence, they seemed to have learned the truth from the Earthquake Spores and their dying kin.

The three atomic behemoths approached without a single roar or attack stance, only accompanied by deafening footsteps.

They bypassed the tense Longbo, who was ready to retaliate at any moment, and approached the Titan lying in a pool of blood, forming a triangle around their dying kin.

"Buzz...buzz..."

With a slow, rhythmic sound of power building up, azure light emerged from the tails of the three Titans, gradually extending up their spines and enveloping their backs and heads.

The three Titans opened their gaping maws and spat out beams of azure light that struck the shattered backs of their kin, the azure light obscuring everything.

The air temperature and radiation rose rapidly, and the light was so dazzling that it even dimmed the world's original colors, relegating them to a mere backdrop.

The four eyes of the Longbo Mask quickly adjusted until they switched to a strange black and white image, where they saw the energy of the dying Titan's body rise and gradually open its eyes.

Clearly, the three Titans' breath was not an attack, but rather a way to channel their own energy into the dying bodies of their kind through their spines, attempting to pull them back from the brink of death.

Longbo clearly observed that the breath of the tallest atomic behemoth was significantly more powerful than that of the other two, and there were also subtle differences in the energy within its breath.

"Is this the change that came about after it swallowed the star?" Longbo had confirmed that it was Godzilla, with the legend of swallowing stars, and its breath attack was much stronger than the other similar creatures.

Soon, the accident happened.

The Titan, which had opened its eyes, let out a weak growl, causing the three Titans that were channeling energy through their spines to stop.

The dazzling blue light gradually faded, but the air temperature still hadn't returned to normal.

The Titan, lying in a pool of blood, did not see a turn for the better; the rescue efforts of its own kind could only postpone its death.

In Longbo's eyes, the organs inside its body that acted as "reactors" had already become unbalanced and damaged due to the attacks from Muto and the absorption of Muto spores, and there was no way to save it.

The three Titans, each with its distinct beastly face, revealed human-like expressions, while their gazes ultimately settled on Godzilla's face, which possessed both bestial and divine qualities.

They seemed to be waiting for Godzilla to make a move.

But Godzilla did not make any rash moves; it simply watched its kind die quietly.

At that moment, Titan, lying in a pool of blood, lost his luster in his eyes, which slowly closed, uttering a final, low sound.

Godzilla lowered its divine eyes, and a blue light rose behind it once more. It opened its mouth and once again unleashed a powerful atomic breath, striking the bodies of its own kind.

Then came the second and the third breaths, three breaths descending once more, but this time they were no longer from the backs of their own kind, but from bodies that were gradually losing their life force.

Three beams of azure light continued to emerge with a roar, raising clouds of dust in the mountains. Azure patterns were etched into the land, spreading in all directions beyond Longbo's feet.

This is a unique funeral, where the few remaining atomic behemoths use their innate breath to incinerate the corpses of their kind and usher in a new future.

As a newly born Titan, Lonbo witnessed all of this from the perspective of an observer.

When the three Titans stopped breathing, the roar subsided, and the smoke cleared, the corpses of their kind had been completely burned.

On the surface where lava rivers flowed freely, only a massive Titan skeleton and an oval-shaped object as black as obsidian remained.

Click...

With a crisp sound, the oval object cracked, and a smaller claw emerged from it.

Seeing this, the three Titans raised their heads and let out an unintelligible roar, their azure atomic breath shooting into the sky, piercing the atmosphere and disappearing into the endless depths of space.

As Longbo watched the tiny atomic dinosaur struggling to emerge from its eggshell, a name suddenly popped into his mind.

Lidor, Godzilla II.

He turned to look at Godzilla, a premonition rising within him that Godzilla might not have much time left either…