Monsters: Evolving from Titans to Ancient Gods

Chapter 98 utterly vulnerable

Mobile Proliferation City is a man-made mechanical weapon from the movie Godzilla: Battle of the Mobile Proliferation City.

It is a product of the nanomechanical Godzilla built on Earth using alien technology, which was designed to target the 50-meter-sized planet Godzilla, and which multiplied itself after being destroyed.

It possesses numerous advanced nanotechnology and energy technologies, and the various weapons it carries are extremely powerful.

The gray, mist-like nanobots possess a variety of capabilities, including deflecting energy attacks, camouflage, and disintegrating matter from within.

At this moment, the ocean where this mobile proliferation city was hidden was torn open by Longbo's psychic energy, exposing the massive mobile city to the air.

It covers the cold seabed and stretches far into the distance. Each metal building has a special function, with the mechanical Godzilla head deep inside the fortress at its core.

As the icy seawater disappeared, the entire mecha city spontaneously released nanobots to form a dense fog, enveloping the entire mecha city.

Longbo lowered his head slightly, his gaze falling on the huge silver-white mobile city in the distance. Judging from its enormous size, he could easily tell that it had come here from the period when it had multiplied for 20,000 years.

Further away, the pilots of several mechs watched all this in shock, as events that shattered their worldviews unfolded one after another.

For a moment, they were unsure whether to be shocked by the separation of the sea or by the existence of massive, uninhabited cities near the shattered dome.

These scenes made their lips turn white, their hands and feet turn cold, and they felt an indescribable shock.

But soon, they were awakened by the newly established temporary communications system and urgently received new instructions.

In the city behind, a large-scale evacuation of the population was underway. The scene before them made humans sense extreme danger, and the shelters could not protect the residents for long, so they took decisive action.

As the obvious anomalies around them and the enormous beast drew closer, the mobile proliferation city clearly concluded that the mission targets that had not been killed in the program had appeared within its observation range.

The giant beast before them was very different from the Godzilla in the data, but the powerful electric potential at its core was undeniable. Even if it wasn't Godzilla, it was still an individual or an individual that had evolved in a similar way.

At the heart of the mobile proliferation city, the eyes of a giant termite head glowed red as it rapidly reassembled its body and weaponry using resources and energy acquired from this world.

On the cold seabed, Longbo gazed thoughtfully at the city before him, which stretched out with various turrets and machines.

With a gentle wave of his hand, he summoned the spears that had been mass-produced recently from the distant deep sea, and casually used them to pin down the spears that were still stuck in place.

The paralyzed mechanical Godzilla was flung away.

In the distance, the railgun burst forth with dazzling light, and projectiles and nano-injectors tore through the air at hypersonic speeds, heading straight for Lumberton.

The attack hadn't arrived yet, but Longbo still clearly spotted the rapidly moving weapon.

He gently raised his hand, activating the power of the protoplasmic reactor to create an electromagnetic barrier in front of him, blocking all attacks.

As the mechs drew closer from afar, the converging electromagnetic fields were clearly visible inside, and the ensuing data analysis sent chills down their spines.

The electromagnetic barrier generated by the giant creature in front of us consumes very little energy per second. Not to mention that humans cannot create the same electromagnetic barrier with current technology, this ridiculously low energy consumption is enough to make it unimaginable for humans.

They had already tried to overestimate the power of the giant creature before them, but now they realized they had underestimated it.

Under the capture of human instruments, the giant creature gently flicked its fingertips, and the high-speed weapon was launched into the air, spinning as it flew.

The mobile proliferation city extended its cannons once more, drawing upon energy secretly drawn from and stored throughout human society to unleash a crimson torrent of energy at the "Godzilla" before it, the dissipating energy turning the entire coastal waters red.

The oncoming torrent of energy obliterated large amounts of coral and rock along its path, striking with the force of a giant creature piercing through the distance.

Facing the attack from the mobile proliferation city, Longbo gently raised the spear in his hand. Energy dissipated from his body and gathered in a shimmering ring on the spear blade, producing an extremely piercing buzzing sound.

The azure charged particle cannon collided with the mobile proliferation city as it approached, piercing through it with unstoppable force and traversing the seabed in the opposite direction.

The mobile proliferation city responded swiftly, with nanobots surrounding the city converging at high speed to form a dense fog that obstructs and deflects energy.

The azure charged particle cannon was completely unaffected, effortlessly piercing through it and striking the mobile proliferation city, causing a violent explosion.

The exploding fireball and energy expanded like a blue giant, engulfing the entire mobile proliferation city, and the powerful energy continuously annihilated the nanobots.

The "blue giant" lay across the sea, its power exceptionally formidable, yet under the constraint of some force, it remained highly concentrated and did not cause any serious aftershocks.

Even so, monitoring satellites around the world detected an unusually terrifying high-energy reaction, with alarms coming in continuously.

The mechs, synchronized with their pilots, instinctively raised their hands to shield their eyes from the light. The Kaiju, which had been quietly observing, began to move and pounced on several mechs without hesitation.

The expanding energy dissipated, the entire mechatronic city was wiped out, and the reassembled Mechagodzilla, though damaged and melted in many places, still stood.

Its nanobots rapidly multiply and recombine, repairing themselves while tightly locking onto Luneburg, and simultaneously sending a signal to the mechs that used its technology, taking over them before humans could react.

The pilots of several mechs were originally retaliating against the Kaiju that were attacking them, but suddenly lost control of their mechs.

The nanobots rapidly multiplied and engulfed the cockpit, quickly adjusting and modifying the mech, much to the pilot's horror and confusion.

Faced with the Kaiju's attack, Mechagodzilla's artificial intelligence controlled the mech, using its superior strength and mobility to suppress it and throw it into the sea.

Immediately afterwards, Mechagodzilla activated its thrusters and launched another attack on "Godzilla," while several mechs controlled by it also flanked it from all directions.

Without hesitation, the steel behemoth attacked the Titan, which possessed astonishing power. The sound of steel clashing was constant as it moved forward, and various weapons were unlocked and activated one after another.

The golden ship's narrow, vertical pupils took in everything, revealing utter contempt and disdain. These mere few strange iron lumps—they thought they could defeat him and Hakiber as a duo? They were dreaming.

You must understand that as long as I join forces with Hakib, nothing can stop them; they are invincible!

Just as the Golden Ship was pondering this, an even stronger electromagnetic pulse was instantly generated from behind Longbo, sweeping towards Mechagodzilla in a fan shape.

The powerful pulse disrupted Mechagodzilla, causing it to go out of control. Its enormous mechanical eyes flickered continuously until they went completely dark, and the reactor inside its body simultaneously shut down.

Even though the powerful technology from outer space gave it some resistance and countermeasures, preventing it from becoming completely paralyzed, it still entered a self-repair and restart phase, falling onto the seabed and becoming unable to move.

The mechanical Godzilla grew to 200 meters tall on its own, its immeasurable weight sinking deep into the wet seabed silt, which only fueled the Golden Ship's contempt.

But soon, it discovered that Hakib had vanished from behind it without warning, and its whereabouts were unknown.

Not only that, even the mechanical behemoths mired in the seabed vanished in a daze. A rainbow of shifting colors appeared, telling the story of their whereabouts.

Ok?

The golden ship stared wide-eyed, gradually realizing something was wrong. Had Hakiber forgotten something?

It turned its head slightly to look behind it, its previously contemptuous expression freezing, and a hint of confusion showing in its eyes.

Hakib is gone, so who will deal with what's left? The hakib itself?

The Golden Ship sensed something was wrong. Its race wasn't particularly adept at combat, and despite its incredible speed, it was still on the verge of extinction in the underworld.

Although they are among the heaviest in the inner world, their defenses are weak, and even their feigned near-death hunting attempts are prone to failure.

Even though some changes have occurred in it, and it feels full of power, it still doesn't have a clear sense of confidence.

Although the electromagnetic pulse had swept across, it seemed to target only Mechagodzilla itself, with the mechs approaching from other directions having virtually no effect.

At this moment, Longbo had already disappeared from this area, leaving only an eight-legged, horse-shaped behemoth on the entire seabed. Naturally, the mechs controlled by the Mechagodzilla subprogram set their sights on it.

Once you defeat it, go find the main body and assist in its repair, and you can further accelerate the main body's restart process.

Several mechs rapidly approached, unleashing a barrage of weapons at the golden ship. The flames of explosions expanded, and one after another, iron fists and chain swords struck the massive body.

The successive blows left the Golden Ship at a loss for what to do. It instinctively wanted to cry out in despair, but suddenly froze.

Why was the impact on this iron lump, which is almost as tall as a giant gorilla, neither too light nor too heavy?

The golden ship's vertical pupils reflected the scene of the iron lump throwing a punch at it. Its body remained unmoved, and a strange idea surfaced in its not-so-bright mind.

It doesn't feel as good as—it hurts when the dog bites you.

The golden ship paused for a moment, then opened its fangs, which had not been used to gnaw on the flesh of the living for a long time.

Just then, the rainbow, its colors shifting and flashing, once again engulfed the mech and the two Kaiju. The surrounding sea, which had been separated, rapidly closed in, submerging the empty seabed.

On the other side, Longbo's figure appeared in the deep sea along with the psionic vortex, his feet stepping over the azure psionic lightning and into the deep sea, eleven thousand meters below the surface.

A piece of Kaiju flesh, severed by the mech, floated beside him, serving as a key to enter the alien world on the other side of the passage.

Longbo gazed at the bottom of the trench, at the wormhole fissure that shone like lava, and stepped directly into it, thus leaving this world.