"Suitable prey?"
Luo Jun raised an eyebrow. "Emperor-level monsters may be rare, but they shouldn't be hard to find in the [Natural Disaster] world, right? They're such massive targets. And I heard that you know where many hidden Emperor-level monsters are sleeping."
"I don't doubt that you can defeat Emperor-level monsters, but this world is called [Natural Disaster] for more than just the terror of its monsters." Scarlett smiled. "According to our current inference, [Natural Disaster] was once the divine realm of the Goddess of Life. The enormous monsters here are all crystallizations of the Goddess of Life's divine power. Emperor-level monsters in particular—every one of them was a labor of love by the goddess. Their lives do not belong solely to themselves; they are even closely connected to the entire [Natural Disaster] world."
"Connected to the world?" Luo Jun narrowed his eyes. "In other words..."
"The death of every Emperor-level monster causes some kind of environmental change in the [Natural Disaster] world," Scarlett said. "If it's only one or two, it might not be noticeable, and the world itself has a certain capacity for self-repair. But if too many Emperor-level monsters are killed in a short period of time, it could severely affect the [Natural Disaster] world and even cause irreversible changes—a true 'natural disaster'! So before, you only suppressed them rather than killing them. It wasn't just because Emperor-level monsters were difficult to kill, was it?" Luo Jun asked.
"They certainly are difficult to kill." Scarlett smiled. "But preserving the ecosystem was also part of the reason."
"And not long ago, two Emperor-level monsters were killed... The climate on this planet has already changed slightly." Scarlett said, "We even observed violent geological changes. There is a clear fissure beneath one continent, and based on our inference, the time