{The story here differs slightly from that of the Previous Civilization. After all, the Previous Civilization's story is very long, and the author needed to shorten the storyline.}
After the Big Robot constructed by the Herrscher of Reason blew the Federation headquarters into a massive crater, the upper ranks suffered grievous casualties and finally realized how terrifying a Herrscher could be. However, to prevent public panic, all visual records of the First Herrscher—the Herrscher of Reason—were secretly sealed away, inaccessible to ordinary people.
That blast from the Herrscher of Reason could be said to have blown the arrogant Federation government awake. They began to take all intelligence concerning the Honkai seriously and roughly categorized the newly appearing monsters and zombie-like humanoid creatures.
Honkai Beasts were classified as follows, broadly divided into two major categories: lower-tier Honkai Beasts and upper-tier Honkai Beasts.
The lower-tier Honkai Beasts were as follows:
Rush-type: Basic units, small in size but fast (such as Rush-type, Super Rush-type, Crimson Sakura Rush Beasts, and so on).
Knight-type: Possessed a certain degree of combat skill (such as Knight-type, Paladin-type, Ice Knight Commanders, and so on).
Ballista-type: Ranged attackers (such as Flame Catapult Beasts, Thunder Catapult Kings, and so on).
Chariot-type: Larger in size (10 to 20 meters in the setting, though scaled down in the game), with high defense (such as Chariot-type, Alloy Chariot Honkai Beasts, and so on).
Temple-type: Elite units, often equipped with shields (such as Temple-type, Thunder God-type, Shielded Brigade Leaders, and so on).
Warlord-type: Transitional types approaching upper-tier Honkai Beasts (such as Warlord-type and Honkai Emperors).
All of these fell within the vast numbers of lower-tier Honkai Beasts. The smallest were Rush-type Honkai Beasts, while the largest lower-tier Honkai Beasts were Temple-type—enormous humanoid Honkai Beasts at least seventy meters tall and forty meters wide, floating