Katsuyu's Evolution: A Strange Phenomenon of Matter Superposition

Katsuyu began recalling all her split bodies. She intended to fully merge into a single whole.

The blue-and-white slug rapidly grew, soon rising above the crowns of those century-old giant trees and reaching a height of two hundred meters.

After expanding to that extent, her blue-and-white body began to emit thunderous sounds as it continued growing.

It was the noise of flesh pressing against flesh, along with the booming beats of sixteen enormous tubular hearts.

Once her prone body's height exceeded three hundred meters, it began to visibly sink into the ground. Fountains more than ten meters high erupted throughout the nearby forest.

Her weight crushed the surface rock layers, and groundwater compressed to its limit burst out through cracks in the rocks.

Day turned into night, yet the rumbling from Katsuyu's condensing body continued without pause.

By the first light of dawn, her prone body had reached a height of twelve hundred meters. By then, she could no longer raise her head at all.

Suddenly, another kind of rumble exploded—the roar of the earth itself. The ground shook and mountains swayed, vast stretches of forest collapsed, and a great earthquake erupted.

The tectonic plates of Tree Herder Third Planet had a problem: they had all been lifted by the Ancient Trees before, leaving their overall stability inherently flawed.

When Katsuyu's body grew as immense as a mountain range, it inevitably upset the balance of the entire tectonic plate. The plate tilted under Katsuyu's weight.

A tilt of merely 0.003 degrees caused an uplift of over a thousand meters at the plate's edge. The violent friction between the plates created a terrifying earthquake.

There was not only an earthquake, but also a storm.

Millions of square kilometers of land abruptly rose several hundred to a thousand meters, while the other