Even among Rank S Heroes, the gap in strength was enormous. Take Genos and Sexy Prisoner, who ranked near the bottom of Rank S—forget Dragon Class monsters, even peak Demon Class monsters were enough to fight them to a standstill.
Rank S's third-ranked Silver Fang and fourth-ranked Atomic Samurai were highly ranked and indeed possessed the strength to kill Dragon Class monsters, but that was only relative.
As martial arts masters, the destructive power they could unleash was always limited. When faced with certain massive Dragon Class monsters or those with regenerative abilities, there was nothing they could do either.
Centipede Elder happened to be precisely that sort of powerful monster: enormous in size and capable of regenerating through molting.
According to Great Eye, the Monster Association's strategist, although the Monster Association did not think much of the Hero Association's human heroes, there were indeed several Rank S Heroes they needed to pay close attention to.
First was Rank S's number one, Blast. There was no need to say much about him. As the hero who had permanently held the number one Rank S position, Blast was mysterious and powerful. Centipede Elder had nearly been killed by him before, so he knew full well just how strong he was.
Then came Rank S's second-ranked Terrible Tornado. If Blast was a mysterious hero who came and went without a trace, Tatsumaki was probably the Rank S Hero with the highest attendance rate.
However, her high attendance rate did not mean Terrible Tornado was weak. To most monsters, Terrible Tornado was nothing less than a nightmare.
When other Rank S Heroes faced Dragon Class monsters, even if they could win, which battle was not fraught with danger?
But when Terrible Tornado faced enemies, most of the time she merely reached out and