"Shipborne Optical Computer, locate all Kaiju on Blue Star every half hour..."
Li Mu issued his combat orders.
[Kaiju marked]
"Good."
Through spiritual fusion, Li Mu controlled the Phoenix and started its engines. Seed particles continuously sprayed from the Phoenix's tail feathers and wings, and the Seedship's built-in Seed Particle Engines allowed the Phoenix to descend upon Blue Star at a slow pace.
Slow was exactly what he wanted. He wanted a spectacle grand enough to intimidate the humans of this world.
This world's backdrop was a sci-fi movie, and sci-fi movies always had their lone heroes saving the world.
That meant the leaders of every nation had to collectively become idiots and sit on the sidelines. Otherwise, how would a lone hero have any room to shine?
But this other world had become reality from a movie, and after undergoing a Secondary Setting, many things were bound to change.
For one thing, the absurdity from the movie—where nations abandoned giant mechs in favor of coastal anti-Kaiju walls, only for one small Kaiju to destroy them in less than an hour—could not possibly happen here.
Even if national leaders did not understand, their scientists would never build a super wall incapable of resisting Kaiju.
According to data collected by the Deep Space Radar, the anti-Kaiju walls built by the nations incorporated many materials taken from Kaiju. This allowed the walls to emit life fluctuations similar to those of Kaiju, causing the Kaiju to regard the walls as their own kind.
So technically speaking, the real humans of this other world had not been wrong to build anti-Kaiju walls.
Their mistake was not knowing that an alien race called the Precursors stood behind the Kaiju. Their mistake was not knowing that the Kaiju were merely biological weapons created by