"These war behemoths appeared too suddenly, Your Excellency. With our current war behemoths, it will be difficult to deal with them."

“Even if we just use sheer numbers to artificially inflate the numbers…” an elder analyzed with a pessimistic frown.

But some pioneers, their eyes gleaming with greed and ambition, scanned the bodies of the Titans.

"In any case, the appearance of these perfect creatures is exactly the powerful weapon we need!"

"If we can obtain their cells, we can clone these powerful organisms indefinitely!"

"At that time, our faction will surely be the most dazzling among the race!"

Completely seal off all wormholes and send ten times the number of war behemoths. I must thoroughly investigate the origins of these unknown monsters!

Encouraged and persuaded by another elder, the stubborn high-ranking members around them all began to indulge in wishful thinking.

For hundreds of millions of years, their pioneering civilizations faced more than just Earth as their adversary.

If they weren't struggling to counter the attacks of several civilizations, they wouldn't have chosen to venture into some remote corner and select Earth as a breeding ground for war resources.

Opening a wormhole over such a long distance is extremely resource-intensive.

Otherwise, they wouldn't have chosen to slowly erode and corrupt the Earth's environment by using war to sustain war.

But now, they are facing a suddenly appearing Titan monster.

Even the cardinals, who held the scepter tightly, had no choice but to spare no expense and plan a full-scale invasion.

War behemoths alone are no longer a threat to Earth; a fleet must be dispatched to Earth.

If they could capture a live Titan for research, their biotechnology, which had stagnated for several eras, could definitely make a qualitative leap.

"Order the logistics department to prepare ten base units of wormhole energy."

I want you to ensure that the war behemoths are large enough for a full-scale invasion!

"Also, orders were given to the 22nd and 73rd Legions to prepare for departure!"

This time, I will personally go and command!

No one would trust their subordinates to deal with such a powerful biological entity as the Titan.

Their lineage was already weak, and there were certainly many pioneers who betrayed their own and secretly tried to inform other bishops.

A full-scale interstellar war is never something that can be accomplished overnight.

To maintain a stable and long-distance safe passage from the Earth's interior, the parameters of the wormhole must be readjusted and reconstructed.

This is not something that can be formed immediately by simply issuing an order; the logistics, energy, and weapons required for the Starfleet also need time to be prepared.

While they were preparing for battle in an orderly manner, Godzilla, after clearing out the Kaiju beasts entrenched in the sea, finally set foot on the Australian continent and began its unparalleled slaughter.

Chapter 186 Australia

“This Australian continent is really desolate.” Lu Qianwei stood on the high slope and looked out. Almost all he could see was the Gobi Desert, with sparse vegetation and a desolate scene.

"I wonder where Godzilla went?"

Two days ago, they could clearly see via satellite footage of Godzilla crushing level 4 and 5 Kaiju monsters one by one.

But for some reason, after it plunged into the depths of the earth, it never reappeared.

For some reason, this guy burrowed underground and never came up again.

Ecological monitoring devices secretly installed on Godzilla showed that its vital signs had returned to normal and its energy fluctuations were stabilizing.

The only possibility in this situation is that it has gone somewhere to take a nap again.

Apart from Australia, after the Titans' purge in the past few days, only the smaller level 1 and 2 Kaiju remain around the world.

However, the Pioneer civilization would not sit idly by and wait for its demise; this was a consensus known to all.

With external threats gone, countries around the world have become active again in recent days.

As for how they negotiated and negotiated with the multi-party alliance regarding the joint defense.

Lu Qianwei wasn't interested, so under the pretext of searching for Godzilla, he brought Ella to the Australian continent.

Of course, he also had another purpose.

I remember there was a little boy with white hair in the story who could turn into a monster.

Obtaining his genetic research might provide some information about early civilizations.

"Can you sense where Godzilla is?" Lu Qianwei asked his deputy beside him.

Ten years have passed, and Irina is no longer with him.

With the reorganized army and new plans in place, everyone has a better future and more things to do, so he can't keep holding onto others.

"Godzilla has an extremely strong native radiation field, making it very difficult for us to pinpoint the location of the signal," the adjutant said with a regretful shake of his head.

He explained, "Our pre-installed monitoring devices can only barely maintain a stable basic vital signs."

Now it has burrowed deep underground, where the thick rock layers, combined with its own energy source interference, create a situation...

Its location signal had become extremely weak, intermittent and unable to pinpoint its exact location.

Lu Qianwei nodded slightly. "Then let's start looking from where it last disappeared."

"I think it was about 200 kilometers from Meridian..."

Meridian is a medium-sized inland city in Australia. It was once one of the core hubs of the Trans-Pacific Defence Force in Australia and an important node for the recruitment, training, and logistical support of mechs.

However, in 2035, after the Kaiju fully invaded Australia, Meridian was attacked by a horde of Kaiju led by a Level 5 Kaiju, and the city was severely damaged and completely reduced to ruins.

Five years have passed, and the city has now become a roaming area for first- and second-class Kaiju.

Taylor slumped on the overturned mech shell, gazing at the desolate city ruins before him, his heart filled with exhaustion and sorrow.

In just a few days, a series of unexpected events occurred, completely turning their lives upside down.

First, the settlement in Shadow Basin was brutally destroyed by a level 4 Kaiju Bronzehead Serpent attack.

By chance, he and his sister Hayley activated the Atlas Destroyer mech hidden underground, barely managing to shake off the Copperhead Serpent's fierce attack.

But in the end, there was no one left in the camp, so they had no choice but to flee.

The mech's energy, which had been idle for over 10 years, was already nearing depletion. After being used up several times during the escape, it had completely run out of energy and collapsed.

If they hadn't risked everything yesterday to find the mechs' backup power source beneath the Pan-Pacific base in Meridian, they would have been dead in the jaws of the guillotines.

Just as Taylor was lost in thought, wondering what to do, a convoy suddenly appeared in the distant desert.

The presence of a convoy meant the existence of a human settlement, and Taylor quickly and happily returned to the mech cabin to tell Hayley.

"Wake up! There's noise outside."

"Uh... what's wrong?" Hailey woke up groggily and glanced at the white-haired little boy who had also woken up.

These are the children they rescued from a laboratory yesterday.

"Someone's driving here?" Taylor pointed excitedly in one direction.

"If we hurry, we might be able to catch up with them."

"What? Someone's here?" Hailey pulled the little boy to his feet, suddenly feeling that her older brother seemed to have gone stupid.

"We don't even know if the other side is good or bad, and you're just planning to go and find them like this?"

“We know nothing about the outside world because we’ve been isolated for five years.” Taylor held up five fingers.

Hailey understood what he meant. "So you really want to take this risk?"

Taylor said seriously, "If the other party seems suspicious, we'll keep our distance, I promise!"

Hailey opened her mouth, but ultimately nodded in agreement.

At the same time, he asked the white-haired child beside him, "Little guy, do you want to go for a walk?"

"No, no, no! Leave him here!" Taylor was speechless. If the other side was a bad guy, it wouldn't be easy for them to run away with a child in their arms.

However, at this moment, Loya, the artificial intelligence on the mech, interrupted at an inopportune moment.

"This is not a wise choice; childcare skills are not programmed into the curriculum."

Taylor sighed and rubbed his forehead. "Thanks for reminding Loya, but no one has asked for your opinion."

"..."

Loya retorted, "Given this situation, perhaps you should ask."

Hailey looked at her brother, while Taylor shrugged speechlessly.

Ultimately, they decided to take the child with them to scout the area first.

Even if a bad guy has a child with him, he wouldn't be so violent towards them, would he?

As soon as he got off the mecha, the white-haired boy climbed onto the ruined rocks like a wild beast, trying to catch the crow that had flown away.

"No, no, no, let's play later." Hailey quickly picked up the little boy.

Taylor watched this scene with a helpless sigh.

“What’s wrong? He won’t cause trouble,” Hailey said, putting the little boy down and assuring him.

The fall of the Australian continent, coupled with the pioneers' laissez-faire approach of using it as a springboard to sustain the war effort, led to the occupation of the Australian continent.

This led to the development of Kaiju's territoriality and a new ecosystem on the continent.

As one of the very few Kaiju that can reproduce on its own, the Kaiju's monster eggs have extremely high research and practical value.

An eel-like creature lives in a saltwater lake on the outskirts of Meridian.

2. Its 30-meter-long body indicates that it is a level 3 Kaiju.

It has a cylindrical body with four short legs and its body is covered with smooth, thick, dark brown scales.

Its head is cone-shaped, its mouth is covered with fine, sharp teeth, and there are two holes under its head that can spray corrosive liquids.

A bony spine runs along its back, clearly indicating that it is not an easy opponent.

The squad, hidden near the sand dunes, watched the monster that lurked warily in the lake.

"Boss, this guy seems to have been robbed a lot, he's especially wary." A fully armed scout smacked his lips.

"Then let's keep waiting." A short female voice came from behind the sand dune.

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