Once everyone had arrived, they naturally gathered and set out.
As an organization that researched monsters, the Monarch Organization did possess some advanced technology. Right now, for example, everyone was aboard a flying aircraft carrier.
The Argus.
Of course, the Monarch Organization had not built an aerospace carrier merely to show off. It was genuinely useful. After all, monsters were sleeping all over the world, and flying was certainly the fastest way to reach them. Building bases on land was not impossible, but it was far too inefficient. As for building bases at sea—it was actually possible too.
Provided Godzilla was not around.
That thing was the tyrant of the sea. If you built a base on the ocean, who knew when it might get annoyed and send it sinking to the bottom?
After considering everything, they decided it was better to fly in the sky.
Like Air Force One. At least there were no monsters in the sky yet!
The Argus aerospace carrier's exterior was actually quite similar to that of a B-2 Bomber, except that it had been enlarged several times and was much bigger. It had a control room that could communicate with bases all over the world, as well as a large hangar capable of launching three Osprey Transport Aircraft at once. In terms of attack power, this thing was pretty lousy, but it was sufficient as an airborne command platform. After all, it also had fighter formations escorting it.
From that perspective, calling it an aircraft carrier was not wrong.
Everyone had taken a transport aircraft to reach this aerospace carrier. Soon afterward, someone introduced them to the details of the mission—basically the same as what Duanmu Huai had heard from Kiba Yuuto before. In short, ever since the monster battles last year, the governments