Monsters: Evolving from Titans to Ancient Gods.

Looking up at the enormous wormhole structure in the sky, a rainbow of colors appeared, and two pairs of eyes, combined with leaping psionic light, continuously analyzed the energy of the space.

Beneath the wormhole, enormous rocks float, and wisps of scattered energy form lightning bolts that intertwine in mid-air.

Just as Longbo was recklessly analyzing the energy and fluctuations emanating from the wormhole in the sky beneath his feet, the planet's inhabitants, alerted by an alarm, discovered the intruder.

The lowest-ranking pioneer emerged from the hidden space, its limbs extending outwards. Its form resembled that of an insectoid, but its body was smooth and covered with a hard chitinous carapace.

The huge crowns on their heads serve both as symbols to distinguish their social status and as receivers for connecting to various instruments and devices.

The lowest-ranking pioneers looked up at the giant creature hovering high in the sky, observing the wormhole, several of their eyes showing confusion.

Several low-ranking pioneers communicated with each other and finally determined that the enormous creature before them came from the planet on the other side of this passage.

As the data transmitted by the first Kaiju was unfolded by one of the Pioneers, the Pioneers gained a deeper understanding of what was happening on the other side of the wormhole tunnel.

They were momentarily stunned.

No one expected that three different alien forces would appear on a small planet at the same time, with two of them even engaging in battle on Earth.

They acknowledged that the planet was indeed very attractive to the pioneers, but it was just as important to other civilizations.

Is that planet called Earth so sought after?

Why did so many civilizations set their sights on that place?

The pioneers were completely baffled.

Ultimately, the pioneers reported this information to individuals at higher levels of civilization.

They are not qualified to handle matters concerning other civilizations at their level.

After several pioneers reported the information to their superiors, they immediately awakened three Kaiju, which were at level six in the Earthling classification system, and issued an order to destroy the giant creature.

Several Kaiju, each over 150 meters tall and over 400 meters long, opened their eyes in a distant incubation chamber and, activated by instruments, detached from the membrane and fell.

In mid-air, several giant war machines had been fully activated, their multiple limbs clinging to the giant towers as they leaped and swam through the weightless environment.

They appear to be extremely well-suited to the space environment, not only being protected from various forms of radiation but also exhibiting remarkable agility and maneuverability in weightless conditions, exceeding expectations.

In less than half a minute, three similar giant beasts approached. Although they were not as tall as Longbo, their enormous size even surpassed it.

The Kaiju opened its mouth to bite, its sharp claws lashing out at Longbo, the sound of something tearing through the air ringing out.

A massive shadow loomed over Longbo, and claws powerful enough to smash skyscrapers and tear mountains apart were close at hand.

Without turning his head, Lombard used his psionic energy to lift up the nearby floating rocks, engulfing the three Kaiju with a mournful howl.

The massive rock, several kilometers in size, was incredibly thick. It knocked several Kaiju beasts down the moment it came into contact with them, pinning them beneath the rock, and then plummeted to the ground like a meteor.

Lumbert never looked away, and the Kaiju's roars and attacks did not disturb his thoughts.

Ten seconds later, the massive rock was destroyed by the pioneers' weapons on a lower level of the tower to prevent unimaginable consequences.

A sudden, loud bang came from below, snapping the pioneers up from their shock and making them look again at the giant creature in the sky that seemed to be doing something.

The Pioneer felt a chill run down his spine as he looked at the gigantic creature that hadn't looked away even when attacked.

He realized that this giant creature also possessed the ability to teleport over long distances, and since it was now standing in front of a wormhole, it was highly likely that it was trying to use the wormhole to open a passage to its own planet.

In an instant, the image of the giant creature opening a passage and unleashing a large number of weapons flashed through the minds of the pioneers, filling them with extreme horror.

They could no longer afford to worry about anything else and immediately activated all the nearby bio-weapons, transmitting the order to stop the giant creature in front of them.

It also sends messages to higher-ranking individuals within the pioneer group, granting them access to activate more powerful weapons.

In an instant, the forest standing on the planet's surface began to sway, and leaves scattered everywhere, as dense as raindrops, converging on Longbo in the weightless environment.

Countless roars merged into one, their booming sound soaring into the sky, as if the planet's atmosphere were about to collapse.

Countless Kaiju gathered, almost like a swarm of insects covering the sky, their ferocious faces clearly visible, their movement creating a tremendous spectacle.

"... "

Longbo turned around, and the scene that came into view made him fall silent. Did these guys really need to make such a fuss when facing a Titan like him?

According to the usual movie formula, shouldn't they be sent to their deaths one by one, with the main characters appearing only after most of the smaller enemies are dead, and the boss finally making his appearance?

This sudden turn of events ultimately made Longbo give up the idea of ​​continuing the analysis and decide to deal with the beast tide after it was cleared out.

Longbo took out his spear, and his protoplasmic reaction ran at full power. The astonishing energy readings alerted the entire planet's pioneer leadership.

Scenes of that area unfolded before their eyes, showing a giant, humanoid creature suspended below the wormhole in a view distinct from human color perspective.

He was covered by a yellowish veil, obscuring most of the details of his body, but the thick bone armor was visible in the forelimbs and a corner exposed in the turbulent air.

Faced with the overwhelming horde of Kaiju, the weapon in His hand emitted a dazzling blue light.

An astonishing torrent of energy swept through the massive horde, annihilating everything in its path. The shattered remains of the Kaiju fell like raindrops, creating a scene of carnage.

The seemingly endless torrent of energy tore apart the cultivation towers that stretched to the horizon. Everything collapsed and fell amidst the roar, and dust rose for kilometers, making the already dilapidated world even more apocalyptic.

"... "

The scene of planetary-level weapons wreaking havoc on the surface captivated all the Pioneer leaders, who immediately activated their highest-level weapons in preparation for capture.

This behemoth that releases its internal energy in the form of rays is a technology they have never been able to overcome. If they capture this behemoth here, then with the pioneers' biotechnology, replicating it would be no problem at all.

Just as they were pondering this, discoveries from the lower levels were reported up the chain of command and eventually reached them.

Possessing the ability to teleport...standing beneath the wormhole generator...

Could this be an opening to unleash more weapons?!

The sudden report made them completely uneasy, and they decisively stopped their operation and changed their order to attack the wormhole generator.

One after another, biological warships were activated, and the high-ranking members of the Pioneer Civilization entered them one after another, leaving the planet without looking back. The order to evacuate spread throughout the entire planet.

Lumbert's attack continued, and the sustained field of charged particles not only annihilated large numbers of low-level Kaiju, but also caused severe tearing and destruction to the surface of the entire Pioneer civilization planet.

But soon, Lombre discovered that the Kaiju had turned their attention to the wormhole tunnel above them, so he decisively tore apart the supporting rock layer below and used Pandora's Magic to pull the entire wormhole generator into it.

Just as all this was completed, a series of loud explosions came from afar, flames rose, and similar wormhole generators were destroyed by the Kaiju's attack.

"??"

This scene left Longbo completely bewildered, unable to understand what the Pioneer civilization was up to.

At that moment, something even more unexpected happened: at the edge of the horizon, one after another, biomass warships took off and disappeared into the atmosphere.

"this…"

Longbo was puzzled, but eventually his gaze fell on the Pioneers who were fleeing in terror not far away.

The oppressive gaze sent chills down the spines of several pioneers, but then became vacant in the next second, their bodies stiffening, their several-meter-tall figures frozen in place.

"... "

Soon, Longbo learned the truth of all this from the memories of the individual pioneers, and he didn't know what to say.

A storm raged in his mind, but he calmed down and couldn't help but complain.

"That's incredibly cowardly..."

In the end, looking at the ravaged surface of the planet, Longbo had no intention of staying any longer. He led a group of Kaiju into Pandora and left.

Chapter 100 Time-Space Monster

In the Pandora's Land, Luna swiftly killed the nanomachine Godzilla, reducing it to ashes along with all the nanomachines, and finally gained a skill point.

Without any hesitation, Longbo added it directly to the Pandora Magic Realm, meticulously sensing the area of ​​the entire Magic Realm expanding once again.

The moment the land expands, the plant roots hidden underground sense it and immediately extend towards the empty spaces.

Green buds sprouted from the ground at a speed visible to the naked eye. As the tender branches swayed in the breeze, the fine hairs on their surface and the tiny fangs in the buds slowly unfolded.

After gazing at it for a moment, Longbo turned his attention to the distance. The golden ship, with its astonishing weight, had already dismantled the mechs and scattered them around its lair as decorations.

Having just defeated the colossal enemy, the golden ship now appeared extremely solemn, occasionally looking up at the illusory sky, its massive body exuding an aloof and proud aura.

It was clear that it was extremely proud of defeating its opponent, although Longbo didn't know where it got the nerve to be proud after defeating several enemies whose tonnage was far smaller than its own.

But given its many years of hard work, even if it hadn't achieved anything significant, Longbo didn't disturb its enjoyment.

Turning to look into the distance, one could see that the large number of giant beasts that had been drawn in by Longbo were now wreaking havoc deep in the forest, disturbing many plants and other ferocious beasts from other worlds.

Uneasy about the unfamiliar environment and the loss of connection with the pioneer civilization, they instinctively carry out destructive, underlying commands.

In response, Longbo simply relayed the order to the wartdogs and various giant carnivorous plants not to kill too many, and then paid little attention to it, as they were not capable of causing any trouble.

In subsequent experiments and trials, Longbo may need to use them again, so he chose to bring them back here.

As for what to do with them after the experiment, Longbo hasn't figured it out yet.

In the end, Longbo once again stood before the wormhole generator of the Pioneer civilization, stood on the ground, and drew power from the spacetime dimension to power its restart.

In that world, Longbo didn't understand its principles in a short time, but he had a general idea of ​​the most basic energy supply.

He slightly converted the energy extracted from the Pandora Realm's current spacetime to supply it, and then put it into operation again.

One after another, gaps interwoven with various vibrant colors were opened, revealing bizarre and wonderful wormhole tunnels.

The ease with which the wormhole was reactivated made Longbo marvel at how well the energy of the spacetime realm was used on the wormhole generator created by the pioneering civilization.

It's like a car that's used to drinking 92-octane gasoline suddenly being powered by a small nuclear reactor, resulting in a qualitative leap in power and range.

The energy that Longbo had once carefully sensed was released once again, but this time, due to the lack of corresponding coordinates, this wormhole tunnel only had an entrance and no exit.

But that's enough for Longbo right now.

What he wanted was to analyze and create a method to add this ability to Pandora, rather than using the wormhole generator as a medium to do so.

...

Since Longbo returned, he has never left Pandora's Realm, nor has he fallen asleep again. Instead, he has been sitting cross-legged on the edge of the forest, observing and understanding how wormholes work.

Gradually, a glimpse into the workings of the wormhole generator was revealed to Longbo.

The basic principle of this device, created by the pioneering civilization 2.5 million years ago, is to use the technology of spacetime folding to combine two spatial points, thereby constructing a stable passage across space.

Over the long course of time, pioneers gradually modified it many times, placing wormholes in the gaps between planetary plates and using the energy of plate tectonics to power them.

Except for its first use, its energy comes entirely from the plate tectonics of the invaded planet itself, requiring no additional supply from the pioneers.

In addition, they added biometric verification technology to the channel, although judging from Longbo's own experience, this identification was not much more sophisticated.

He felt it would be better to have someone squat there and visually identify each person one by one. At least that way, outsiders wouldn't be able to easily barge in with just a piece of meat.