Monsters: Evolving from Titans to Ancient Gods.

Only when the blue light dissipated and the canyon became dark and silent again did they lower their arms that were covering their eyes and cautiously look at the end of the canyon shrouded in smoke and dust.

The nearly 100-meter-tall, long-bodied, red-haired behemoth looked at the gray-dark canyon with its eyes slightly narrowed.

It reached out to stop several red gibbons behind it that wanted to come forward to investigate, and looked around.

The savage, mature giant ape reached out and grabbed a black giant ape with red handprints on its body, then pushed it directly toward the Dark Canyon.

The black giant ape dared not resist. In the end, filled with intense fear, it gripped the weapon made of leg bones and stone and carefully disappeared into the darkness.

The traps inside the canyon had long since collapsed, leaving it not only dark and shrouded in a thick cloud of smoke.

The black giant ape grew increasingly uneasy, but its fear of the brutal king behind it intensified, and it could only cautiously search for what the king wanted.

In the dim world, an earthquake-like sound rang out, and shadows deep within the smoke and dust crawled toward the end, spreading an invisible pressure that made the giant ape tremble.

The black giant ape gripped its weapon stiffly, looked at the shadows and let out a threatening roar, assuming a charging stance.

In the darkness shrouded in smoke and dust, a ray of azure light rose once more, and streaks of lightning-like energy outlined the shape of a sharp blade, which was being dragged across the ground by some being.

As it slowly approached, its unique aura, situated at the top of the ecosystem, followed, transforming into the fear of death that clouded the giant ape's mind and instantly shattered its defenses.

"Clang..."

The giant ape's weapon slipped from its hand, its pupils dilated, its heart pounded, and the fear of death finally became the driving force that made it turn around and try to run towards the outside of the canyon.

But just as it turned around, a dark shadow approached and enveloped it, and a sharp blade shrouded in blue light swept across the sky.

...

A shrill roar echoed from the canyon, causing the giant apes surrounding them to instinctively retreat.

But under the intimidation of more than a dozen red giant apes, they finally overcame their fear and raised their weapons to aim at the canyon.

"Boom...boom..."

An earthquake-like sound rang out, as if a giant hammer had struck the minds of the giant apes, and a vague outline emerged from the depths of darkness.

The red giant ape's gaze swept across the scene, catching sight of the blade shrouded in blue light, and a human-like smile appeared on its beastly face.

Longbo emerged from the canyon, his sharp blade slicing through the ground, creating a deep gash that traced a perfect arc before finally pointing at the giant ape ahead.

Behind Longbo, the howls and roars of ferocious beasts rang out one after another, and then the group of giant beasts charged out of the canyon with a deafening roar that shook the earth...

Chapter 43 Surrounded by Fear and Corpses

The ferocious giant dogs charged at the giant apes with the force of a stampede of horses. They were incredibly fast and reached the group of black apes in the blink of an eye.

They showed no intention of giving the giant ape any chance to use its primate advantage, and instead adopted a siege tactic, with several different wartdogs pinning down one ape.

The gaping maws tore at the ape's limbs and vulnerable neck, causing blood to gush out.

The scene was chaotic, filled with screams and roars, with smoke and dust rising everywhere, and the flames of torches illuminating the twisted shadows of the beasts fighting.

Despite being apex predators, the Gigantopithecus was far stronger than the Wartdog, a small to medium-sized predator.

However, the number of wartdogs far exceeded that of Gigantopithecus, and with the generous environment provided by Lombard, their size and strength far surpassed that of their wild counterparts.

The canine beasts' bodies were torn apart, their bones shattered by blunt force and cutting, and the giant ape's throat was ripped open. Both sides fell one after another, and the two groups of beasts fought fiercely and evenly.

The red behemoth that ruled the giant ape with absolute brutality pointed its bone weapon at Longbo and let out a roar full of cruelty and tyranny.

Its gaze was fixed on the extremely sharp spear in Longbo's hand. With this, it was absolutely confident that it could break through the blockade of the atomic behemoth and lead the giant ape to rule the surface world.

The roars echoed along the cliffs at the end of the canyon, and red gibbons charged out on command, wielding weapons made from the bones of various giant beasts.

Long howls rose and fell, and many black giant apes that had escaped the bites of the wartdogs also headed towards Longbo.

These giant apes, the shortest of which were tens of meters tall, gathered in a huge circle, surrounding Longbo from all sides, and letting out threatening and mocking roars.

Longbo was surrounded by giant apes, his four emotionless eyes reflecting the slight trembling of the weapons in their hands, and the hesitation and unease in their eyes.

As Longbo gently raised his head, a chill crept up their spines, their muscles tensed, their breathing became more labored, their roars gradually lost their strength, and an aura of fear lingered in the air.

They were afraid. They knew exactly what the creature in front of them was, and they knew exactly what the most powerful giant ape tribe in the inner world had been wiped out by this creature.

The black giant ape did not make a move immediately, still hesitating, worried that it would fall like its companion who had just been cut in half at the waist.

This scene was clearly displayed in Longbo's eyes, making him realize once again that what surrounded him was not Kong, powerful enough to wrestle with Godzilla.

Instead, it was fear and corpses…

Longbo lowered his gaze and, seeing that the giant ape did not launch an attack, began to walk towards the group of rotten fish and shrimp.

Unlike other monsters or Titans, Luna never roared or howled; he felt it was a bit silly for a humanoid creature to do so.

He moved forward in silence, as the earth-shaking commotion drew near. The red gibbon launched the first attack, leaping high into the air, its bone weapon reflecting the distant firelight.

Longbo extended his arm, which was covered in bone armor, and gripped the giant ape's neck. The thick neck bone shattered in his hand, and the gibbon was smashed to the ground amidst painful howls.

It was still alive, howling as it watched Longbo's leg step on its head. A surge of excruciating pain rushed through it, and then everything went dark.

The foul-smelling blood splattered onto the giant ape at the front, causing its pupils to contract violently.

Before it could react, a spear enveloped in blue light flew out of the air, pierced through the atmosphere, and landed on its chest, pinning it and another of its kind to the ground.

One after another, its kind were swept forward by the red giant ape amidst its wailing cries, followed by the sound of flesh being torn apart and blood splattering hundreds of meters away.

Longbo's arms extended into sharp blades, tearing through the air with visible blue trails, slicing through the bodies and weapons of one giant ape after another.

The red giant ape grinned menacingly, concealing its fear, and used the black giant ape as a shield to approach Longbo from behind.

Just as the shield was torn apart by the bone blade, turning into blood and bone flying everywhere, it raised the bone blade again, only to have its skull pierced by the Titan's twisting elbow strike in the next second.

"Chong..."

The bone blade collided with Longbo's bone armor, emitting a crisp hum before breaking. The scattered fragments swept past the giant ape's incredulous eyes, and a hand with a sharp blade approached, grasping its head and tightening like a winch.

"Pfft..."

Bone fragments, brain tissue, and blood splattered from Longbo's fingertips. The headless corpse slid down and crashed heavily to the ground, gushing blood.

The black giant ape trembled, barely able to maintain its formation, and even the red gibbon could no longer control the situation, resulting in a one-sided battle.

Just then, the red-clad king approached the spear that had pinned the slave to the ground, and then stretched out his hand toward the spear, his beastly face revealing a human-like joy.

Just as its fingertips were about to touch the spear shaft wrapped in animal hide, a deafening roar exploded from behind, and the violent tremor shook the mountains.

The earth undulated like waves, and a dazzling blue light emanated from the cracks before it exploded with a deafening roar, scattering the remains of the earth, along with the giant ape and its corpse, in all directions.

The shockwave, carrying smoke and blood mist, echoed throughout the canyon and beyond, blotting out the sun. Even the campfires lit by the gorillas flickered under the impact.

Giant apes flew past the red king, crashing into the cliff face and turning into blood and bones that stained the mountainside, leaving eerie traces.

The red king turned around angrily, then froze in place the next second, his pupils contracting.

The giant ape that had surrounded Titan was now completely exhausted, and its brothers and offspring were nowhere to be found, but their scent and fur permeated the entire space.

The Titan, the target, rose from the crater created by the meteorite impact. Its horns glowed blue, its body was covered in blood, and it gripped a heavy, long-handled warhammer in its right hand. It raised its head slightly, its azure eyes gleaming.

The gibbon king instinctively took a step back, but then froze in the next second, before bursting into rage, furious and resentful at his own actions.

It reached out again toward Lumbert's spear, ready to take the weapon it had longed for, to absorb the Titan's breath and kill Him.

Longbo watched all of this, and just as its fingertips touched the spear, it gently raised its hand. The powerful magnetic field caused the sharp spear to be pulled from the ground and the corpse, and it floated in the air.

The spear grazed past the gibbon's arm, its sharp blade reflecting in the firelight the gibbon's once again frozen eyes, before whistling as it landed in Longbo's palm.

Although Lumbert's ability to interfere with magnetic fields was insufficient to make his heavy self fly, it was no problem to lift a spear weighing only a few thousand tons.

Longbo exhaled, and the scorching heat emanated from both sides of the mask, distorting and deforming under the firelight.

He strode forward toward this overconfident opponent, ready to end its life.

The red king turned around, quickly scanning his surroundings to see what conditions were favorable to him.

Having grasped everything, it roared and charged again, quickly picking up a bone weapon, then leaping high over the corpses and launching a fierce attack…

Chapter 44 Don't underestimate me...

The dull rumble continued to explode, the violent vibrations shook the cliffs, and dust continued to fall.

The thick, cloud-covering dust obscured everything, with only the constantly breaking stone peaks and the occasional boulders emerging from the dust telling the story of the intensity of the battle.

"Whoosh..."

The shattered bone weapon handle flew out of the dust with a painful roar, crashing into the collapsed pile of rubble and waking the unconscious, slender, young giant ape.

It opened its eyes, coughed up blood, and struggled to push away the boulders and severed limbs that were pressing down on it, staggering to its feet on the mountain peak made up of boulders and corpses.

The wound inflicted by the boulder was still bleeding, and the intense pain made it grimace. It turned its head to look around, but its blood-stained eyes did not see any standing giant ape; only the roaring sound echoing through the canyon.

The shattered remains of the earth flew out of the smoke and dust, brushed past the young giant ape, and crashed into the campfire behind it, causing it to collapse.

The loud commotion made it turn its head to look in the direction from which the wreckage had flown, but it froze in place the next second.

The flames expanded and rose, the grease from the broken limbs in the campfire sizzled, the exploding flames left red trails, and wisps of embers flew towards the plateau like brilliant starlight.

The expanding flames completely illuminated the cliffs at the end of the canyon, the flames almost touching the red fur of the young giant ape, and revealing the battle raging amidst the smoke and dust.

Orange-red flames clung obliquely to the cliff face, the leaping flames transforming the distorted outlines in the smoke and dust into a blurry shadow thousands of meters long projected onto the steep cliff.

The battle between the Titans and the elite of the subterranean super-species is displayed on the cliff face in the form of light and shadow, with giant axes cleaving through bone armor, splashing brilliant fire, and then shattering again.

As fragments flew, the bone blade, encased in thick bone armor, suddenly tore open the giant ape's chest, and blood gushed out, like a foul-smelling rain falling in the dust.

Titan did not seem to use the weapon that the giant ape longed for. Instead, he used his most primitive weapon, with an absolute advantage, to leave wounds on the giant ape.

Two beams of light, obscuring the sky and the sun, clashed and struggled wildly within the cliff face. Every swing of the weapon and the bone blade triggered a shrill howl, and every roar caused ripples in the air, violently distorting the light and shadow.

The firelight flickered, and the interplay of light and shadow became increasingly distorted, sometimes transforming into a battleground of mountains, and sometimes into a raging storm.

The deathly stillness of the light and shadow, combined with the terrifying roar amidst the smoke and dust, creates an eerie and absurd sense of separation, making this struggle appear even more cruel and savage, transcending the very act of survival.

"... "

A particularly violent impact struck, causing the ground to tremble and sparks to fly everywhere from the campfire.

Two mountain-like beams of light collided with a final, deafening crash on the cliff face. The slender, gaunt beams of light, like powerless puppets, had their arms violently torn apart. The beams of light, gushing blood, resembled a waterfall, and a stench of blood spread with the shockwave.

The slender, distorted light and shadow fell limply, slowly tilting, only to be grabbed by the neck by the mountain light and shadow with two horns on its head and lifted high in the next second.

A long, slender arm covered in red fur flew out of the smoke and dust, spinning and spraying blood in mid-air before crashing heavily into the young giant ape.

Blood splattered on its face, almost stopping its already frantically beating heart and causing its pupils to contract violently.