Kryptonians: Man of Steel

Chapter 1161 Kyoto Monster

"It will use human's negative emotions such as fear, greed, hatred, etc., and transform these emotions into its own power. And its food is humans. In this way, as time goes by, you will face more and more monsters and demons, and may even exceed the current Tokyo."

Luther's voice was calm and cold, as if he was stating an unchangeable fact.

Both of them realized the seriousness of the matter, and hurriedly left the Tiangong Temple, and then told the island government about the matter.

The island government attached great importance to the reports of Saeko Busujima and Shizuka Hiratsuka.

What happened in Tokyo has dealt a heavy blow to the hearts of the people across the country. The sudden disaster seems to be still before their eyes. Countless broken families, the ruins of the city, and Luther's incredible power, all of this is like a nightmare that people don't want to recall, but can't forget.

But now it is just barely maintaining its status. If Kyoto suffers the same fate, the entire country will suffer an immeasurable blow.

Kyoto, as the cultural and political center of the island nation, has an irreplaceable status.

Once Kyoto falls, not only will the economic losses be incalculable, but more importantly, the confidence of the people will suffer a devastating blow. The entire country may fall into long-term turmoil and recession, and may even fall from the ranks of advanced countries and return to the ranks of backward economies. Such consequences are unbearable for any government.

Although Kyoto is far inferior to the destroyed Tokyo in terms of population, economy and influence.

But this thing is the last straw that breaks the camel's back. If Tokyo and Kyoto are both destroyed, the confidence of the people of the island country will collapse uncontrollably. By then, the country will perish if it fails to maintain its position!

The island government quickly activated the emergency mechanism and various departments were urgently mobilized. An unprecedented defense war quietly began.

The military, police, fire, medical and other departments coordinated together, and the entire island country seemed to be tightly grasped by an invisible hand, with every cell preparing for the upcoming challenges.

However, faced with an unknown enemy, even the island government felt powerless.

Modern weapons are indeed limited in their effectiveness when facing supernatural creatures, as has been proven in the battle with King Ghidorah.

But governments cannot sit idly by; they must do something, even if it is just to provide combat assistance, evacuate people, and mitigate the impact of the disaster.

Otherwise, if everything is handed over to a special combination of high school students and teachers, how can they be prime ministers and cabinet ministers? They might as well give way to them.

The task of evacuating the masses was extremely difficult.

Kyoto, an ancient and prosperous city, is densely populated and has a long history. It is almost an impossible task to evacuate millions of people in a short period of time.

What's even more tricky is that as to where and when the big monster will appear, Luther only gives a vague location, without an exact timetable.

Kyoto is a vast area, and finding that unknown threat in such a vast sea of ​​people is undoubtedly like looking for a needle in a haystack.

The government quickly formulated an evacuation plan, giving priority to the transfer of vulnerable groups such as the elderly, children, pregnant women and the sick.

At the same time, emergency evacuation instructions were issued to citizens through various channels such as radio, television, and social media, calling on everyone to remain calm and evacuate in an orderly manner.

However, faced with the fear of the unknown, many citizens fell into panic. The streets were crowded with people trying to escape, traffic was jammed, and order was in chaos.

Although there have been monsters appearing in Kyoto before, those monsters can still be killed. But now a big monster is coming!
To be called a great monster, one must at least surpass the ogre level/demon level/A level, right?

Even America took a deep breath after learning about this.

"You mean, there's a chance that a dragon-level monster will attack Kyoto?"

America represents according to its own understanding.

"Yes, this big monster seems to be much smarter than any we have encountered before. Not only does it have great power, but it also has far-reaching plans - it intends to use Kyoto's huge population as nutrients to develop and expand the monster forces under its command. It is said that if it is allowed to develop, a huge monster army will be formed in the near future."

America is trying to find a solution that is both efficient and low-cost.

"Can't we take some extreme measures to solve it before it fully grows? For example, use our military power to drop precision-guided bombs directly on Kyoto. I know it sounds cruel, but compared to letting the entire city become ruins, sacrificing a small number of people in exchange for the safety of the majority seems to be a more reasonable option."

America is second only to Great Britain in being unhuman.

Moreover, that was a Dragon-level monster. According to Ghidorah's standards, it could destroy the American naval fleet without any damage. Even if they urgently mobilized two fleets here, they could not be the opponent of such a monster.

So why not just bomb Kyoto and kill all the people there to prevent the monster from growing stronger?
It seems to make sense, but the island country cannot do this. If they do, they might as well watch the big monster destroy Kyoto.

"So, you mean we can only sit there and watch that monster grow stronger and eventually threaten the safety of the entire world?"

"I'm afraid so."

As a result, America refused to provide any help and even planned to abandon its fleet base and move away from the island nation.

After all, King Ghidorah had left a deep impression on them. That disastrous battle almost severely damaged the entire navy, and there are still many shipwrecks on the seabed that have not been completely salvaged. Thinking of this, he couldn't help but shudder.

The island nation did not expect that the people of the upper country would be so shameless, but there was nothing they could do; they could only solve the problem themselves.

Civilian fighters and martial artists who became psychics, as well as military personnel who used magical powers, were all recruited. However, the mobilization process was not smooth.

Although most people were willing to stand up for the country's security, many chose to refuse.

They possess such supernatural powers that they can become respected figures wherever they go, so why risk their lives?

The island nation has no way to force them. If that happens, humanity will probably have to fight a civil war first.

Therefore, we can only search for the location of the big monster in Kyoto with the current manpower.

Busujima Saeko, Hiratsuka Shizuka, and Kasumigaoka Utaha also arrived on military helicopters.

(End of this chapter)