The calamity of the Ferocious Beasts posed the most genuine threat to the Primordial World.
Yet,
the intensity of the calamity was not as great as imagined.
The Primordial Ferocious Beasts possessed infinite potential, but the Heavenly Dao did not grant them time to develop.
Instead, it directly guided the Dragon, Phoenix, and Qilin Clans to completely and utterly exterminate them. This time, Wang Ming similarly denied the Ferocious Beasts sufficient time to mature.
The very moment the Monster Universe collided with the Ferocious Beast Universe, the Ferocious Beast Clan had prematurely stepped into the semi-finals.
The Monster World was currently in the era before the meteorites struck Earth, and the radiation on the surface had not yet dissipated.
While the Core World certainly had Titans, the surface world boasted far more of them.
Although the Monster World was no match for the Primordial World, that did not mean the Monster World was weak.
The most classic and powerful monster in the Monster World was Godzilla, and an analysis of its abilities showed:
1. Physical destructive power:
Godzilla's Atomic Breath could penetrate the Earth's crust straight down to the Core World; it weighed 99,000 tons, and its defense was sufficient to withstand nuclear bombs head-on. In the Primordial World, this pure physical output capability might be comparable to the Earth Immortal Realm (capable of manipulating local waters and soils) or the Golden Immortal Realm (breathing through the void, moving mountains and filling seas).
2. Nuclear energy conversion: Absorbing nuclear energy to strengthen itself, but lacking spells or divine powers.
3. Comparison with Primordial powerhouses:
Inferior to the Ancestral Witches / Three Sovereigns: The Twelve Ancestral Witches could manipulate natural elements, and the Three Sovereigns mastered the rules of creation, far surpassing Godzilla's single-minded physical output.
Close to the Golden Immortal: