Monsters: Evolving from Titans to Ancient Gods.

Just as a question arose in Shingo Sakami's mind, he saw the professor slightly turn his head, his scarlet eyes revealing an indescribable complexity.

"After entering the 20th century, I realized that humanity was following the path that our predecessors had taken."

"Although ten thousand years have passed, there is not much difference between humans today and humans in the past."

"Internal killings, external encroachment and expansion, constant destruction, and enslavement of other species and even their own kind."

"I have seen everything in society today countless times in various civilizations over the past ten thousand years. If there is any change, it is that the scale is much larger."

"At that time, I had not given up on humanity, so I stood among the human race again as a historian."

"I have unearthed a great deal of human history and presented everything that happened in the past, along with my insights and reminders, without reservation."

"Hopefully, this will prevent humanity from repeating the mistakes of our predecessors and allow us to move towards a better future."

"But... none of this worked."

"Humans merely marvel at the prosperity of past civilizations, worship the power of their ancestors, and then step headfirst into the same pits their ancestors once fell into."

A look of reminiscence and helplessness crossed the priestess's eyes; the past had made her thoughts incredibly complex. But when it came to her lips, only one sentence remained:

"The lesson that humanity has learned from the history of creation is that humanity has learned nothing."

The same applies to her.

She had witnessed humanity commit many wrongdoings, but she always believed that the next civilization would be better and correct those mistakes.

Seeing humans repeat the same mistakes as their predecessors time and time again, she always deceived herself, thinking they would change next time.

However, the truth is that while she brought humanity many advanced technologies and taught them a great deal of knowledge, she was unable to correct even a single flaw or mistake in humanity over these ten thousand years.

Humanity today is making the same mistakes as its predecessors from ten thousand years ago: enslaving the Titans and attempting to control weapons that are beyond human control.

Shingo Sakami was speechless. He recalled what he had learned in history class and belatedly realized that human ancestors ten thousand years ago had also experienced similar things, which made him feel bitter.

"So, you were covering up for humanity's mistakes all the time, even the events that happened 10,000 years ago and in the last 10,000 years?"

"Yes, my blood relatives are among them, and the god you speak of has secretly helped them."

Shingo Sakami remained silent. Historical records, including those of the tribe where the god was supposedly born, and many other sources around the world, all indicate that the god was born as a twin.

After figuring everything out, he completely abandoned the idea of ​​asking the ancient professor for help.

At first, he had some expectations, but after learning that she had also protected humanity in history, just like today, he became timid.

She has done this in every era, but humanity has not stopped at all. This time she has chosen to give up. Do humans still have to shamelessly beg her?

Shingo Sakami felt that, as a human being, he couldn't bear to lose face like this. But... this was unfair to the vast majority of people in the world.

In every era, decisions made by a minority lead to a variety of consequences, but these consequences are borne by the majority of unrelated people.

Shingo Sakami instinctively felt that at least those good people who were full of love and hope for life should not have to suffer such an outcome.

So he mustered his courage and bowed deeply to the priestess, his face flushed with shame at his actions.

"Although it is very inappropriate to do this, and humanity has betrayed your trust, I still hope that you can help humanity one last time."

"I beg you, just let those unrelated, uninformed people who are truly hopeful for life and the future live, please!"

Upon hearing this, the priestess did not answer immediately. Instead, she turned to look at the side of her body, out of Shingo Sakami's sight, and stared at Ryubo's phantom.

But He seemed oblivious to this, his gaze fixed on the distance, watching King Kong, clad in a heavy exoskeleton and wielding a battle axe, and a young red gibbon with a long whip, leading a group of giant gorillas into the battlefield.

In His view, the priestess was absolutely right; she herself was a complete idiot and had not learned any lessons from history.

Although she seemed heartless due to disappointment, she had definitely made a plan to protect humanity.

But this time, she probably won't accept too many people; perhaps only enough to allow humanity to reproduce again.

The priestess looked at Shingo Sakami again, seeing his face flushed with shame, and said, "That's why I feel you shouldn't die here."

Shingo Sakamizu was once the human form of the invincible Zoffy, and his character was impeccable.

In the world envisioned by the priestess, humanity needs people like Shingo Sakamizu.

However, that world won't be on Earth. After everything that's happened, humanity no longer deserves to stay on Earth.

Mother Earth doesn't have her great tolerance and patience to accept humanity again.

"I hope you can influence the children and convey your heart to them."

“Children…” Shingo Sakami seemed to realize something, and looked up with a bitter expression. Only children? But in the end, he nodded.

He had no choice.

...

The other side of the battlefield.

Mechagodzilla traversed the massive horde of beasts, its long claws and tail, along with the various weapons on its body, transforming it into a perfect killing machine.

Many colossal beasts from the Earth's core have become its victims, their corpses piled up like mountains, and their blood flowing in crimson rivers along the cracks and ravines.

Looking up, one could see that the entire Honshu Island was already echoing with cries of despair shortly after the start of the war, as the island was rapidly sinking.

The ferocious breath of the monsters and titans has spread throughout Sakurajima, tearing open terrible wounds and causing countless deaths and injuries.

More energy is being absorbed by the sea and sky, but given the intensity of the war, it's only a matter of time before it spreads to other areas.

Godzilla stands before a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood, with fallen bodies behind him and a massive, wounded shadow in front of him.

On Mechagodzilla, the missiles from the missile super beast had completely missed their target, killing several monsters and Titans, as well as a large number of subterranean behemoths, achieving remarkable results.

However, its danger has not diminished in the slightest, because it still possesses a considerable number of zero-gravity bullets, the terrifying weapons that killed Zetton.

Thanks to its exceptionally efficient combat procedures, it did not even need to use the proton shriek or the Specium amplifier, and its combat power remained intact.

However, almost all of the giant beasts that were Mechagodzilla's opponents were covered in wounds. Kong's exoskeleton was torn apart, leaving only his gauntlets and battle axe. The young red gibbon was pierced through the chest by Mechagodzilla's long tail, resulting in serious injury.

Longbo watched this scene clearly and suddenly realized that this young gibbon seemed to be the one that had escaped from his grasp ten thousand years ago.

Unlike that arrogant and brutal gibbon, it actually gained the recognition of the giant chimpanzee and became a true king.

But when faced with Mechagodzilla, even with its best efforts, it had no effect whatsoever.

It has neither the breath attack of other Titans nor the help of humans. Although it is strong and intelligent, it has few options when facing powerful enemies.

Mechagodzilla surveyed the surrounding behemoths, its crimson mechanical eyes swirling, instantly locking onto all the behemoths except for Lidor. The zero-gravity missile's chamber opened, ready to unleash its power.

Just moments before launch, a deep blue breath tore the earth apart, instantly engulfing Mechagodzilla and tearing through the atmosphere with billions of tons of dust, disappearing into the dark void.

Seconds later, the moon, high in the sky, exploded in a burst of fiery light, turning into dust that drifted through the cosmos.

Once the light from the charged particle cannon that pierced through tens of thousands of kilometers of the Earth's crust and the entire moon faded, tendrils tore through the earth and pushed Godzilla's massive body toward the surface world.

The giant beasts, covered in wounds, roared as if bowing to the arrival of a king.

Chapter 229 The End of the World

The overwhelming vines tore through the earth, spreading wildly across the battlefield, like giant, dark blue steel pythons slithering across the surface. Even the slightest friction or collision produced a thunderous clang of steel clashing.

As Godzilla reinforced the crumbling battlefield with countless vines, it slowly made its way to the surface.

Its speed is very slow. Its enormous size, which is 300 meters tall and weighs incalculable, severely hinders its movement. It is even slower than a speeding car, which is completely incomparable to the past.

Godzilla's gaze swept over the distant, fragmented, mountain-like carcasses of a colossal beast, a thoughtful look flashing in its enormous eyes.

Since its rebirth after a thousand years of slumber, it has gained even greater power, supported by the Earth's continuous energy supply. However, it has lost its agile mobility and can only move its massive body by manipulating vines and plants.

Under such circumstances, even though it had traversed the Earth's core, it still could not quickly reach the battlefield, resulting in the deaths of many giant beasts.

With its arrival, many Titans and monsters, and even the giants of the inner world, bowed down to it.

Throughout the entire battlefield, only King Kong remained unmoved, but its superior intelligence also made it clearly aware of the gap in strength, and it did not make any provocations.

It glanced at the battle axe that had been knocked away and was deeply embedded in the half-built ruins of the building, but did not immediately go to retrieve it.

The moment it saw the nearby atomic titans, it understood that the battle axe was forged from the spine of an atomic titan, and it recalled the corpse-like mark in the Netherworld nest.

King Kong immediately realized that it was better not to pick up the battle axe.

Although King Kong had shown some restraint, the remaining three...

The Atom Titan still fixed its gaze on it, its eyes revealing scrutiny.

However, given that King Kong had also come to participate in this battle, they had no intention of fighting King Kong here.

Not far away, the red gibbon that survived from Longbo's clutches ten thousand years ago was also watching King Kong. When it saw the metal collar around King Kong's neck, it revealed an undisguised, human-like mockery.

Although the strange giant ape made the young king feel threatened, he still mocked King Kong for being enslaved by humans.

The other Titans and monsters also gave meaningful looks, and many Titans became even more agitated as they recalled their unbearable memories from ten thousand years ago.

After their birth, many of them were enslaved by humans who evolved telepathic abilities, used to kill other behemoths and Titans, fight civil wars, and help humans build massive cities.

After surveying its surroundings, Godzilla slowly raised its head and looked up at the sky. Its powerful sensory abilities allowed it to perceive everything in the entire solar system.

It could clearly sense that the weapon created by humans had not been destroyed along with the satellite in the sky.

As its own charged particle cannon pierced its metal shell and destroyed its interior, it deployed some kind of barrier to stop it from doing so.

Looking up, the shattered remnants of the moon are being captured by Earth's gravity, slowly forming a long, thin ring around the planet.

Those that "escaped the net" pierced through the thick atmosphere and fell continuously toward the Earth's surface. The intense friction caused them to ignite into flames, turning into destructive, high-temperature raindrops that covered the entire hemisphere.

Amidst this endless, devastating meteor shower, a man-made Grim Reaper named Mechagodzilla infiltrated the atmosphere and recklessly plunged into it.

As the Mechagodzilla signal reappeared on Earth, the behemoths, who had thought the war was over, went berserk again, raising their heads and unleashing beams of breath and rays of various colors, covering Death itself.

Godzilla also began to adjust its direction, and lightning, the hallmark of charged particle fields, leaped from its body. Strands of electric light spread through the air, weaving into huge rings thousands of meters long that converged above its head.

Amidst a sky full of meteors, Mechagodzilla activated its thrusters, navigating through massive meteor showers, its advanced internal programming precisely locking onto each enormous life-like event.

The oncoming high-energy breaths and rays of light were also accurately captured by it, and its internal program precisely calculated that once hit, they would be directly vaporized.

It then changed direction, used its sub-light speed engine to steer, and moved freely in the sky at hypersonic speeds, dodging high-energy breaths. The zero-gravity missile compartment opened, precisely locked onto Godzilla, and ignited the missile.

As tiny sparks rose, numerous zero-gravity bullets, no bigger than a human pencil but powerful enough to kill the space dinosaur Zetton, tore through the air and shot toward Godzilla at various angles.

Godzilla did not sense the weapon, which was only the size of a human pencil, but it sensed danger from all angles. It then slowly turned around, opened its blood-red maw, and let out a deafening roar.

The surging waves transformed into terrifying ultrasonic waves, enveloping a large area in front of it and instantly detonating numerous zero-gravity bombs.

Whether it was ultrasound or zero-gravity bullets, the terrifying power they unleashed made the giant beasts feel extremely dangerous, as if any attack from them could easily kill them.

As Godzilla's head tilted, ultrasonic waves covered a large area, detonating the zero-gravity bombs. However, due to its low mobility, some still escaped.