"Uh...?" Looking at the newspaper he had just picked up from the newsstand, Jiu Ming scratched his head. The information had definitely been censored, but it was still nice to keep up with current events—like news from the battlefield...
Most Exotic Beasts within China were entrenched in the western regions, where plateaus and basins sprawled across the land, while humanity occupied the more hospitable east.
Of course, that was only the majority. A smaller number of Exotic Beasts were scattered about, entrenched in various places. As for why they did not use something as brutal as nuclear bombs... well, Exotic Beasts were not like humans. One bomb would surely wipe out every Exotic Beast at ground zero, but among those farther out, some would always endure it. The radiation might even trigger all sorts of mutations, making them even more troublesome.
Sometimes, one powerful being could make up for the gap left by a whole heap of ordinary ones. Besides... throwing around too many of those things was bad for Mother Earth too. If they screwed up, everyone would be finished together.
The situation at the Frontline was dire?
Jiu Ming looked at the newspaper's headline. Experts had even commented that another beast tide might erupt this year. Beast tides did not appear on the Frontline against Exotic Beasts, but within the lands where humans lived. They erupted suddenly, with the number of Exotic Beasts within human territory abruptly skyrocketing, along with many highly mutated Exotic Beasts. Without proper precautions, the losses inflicted on humanity would be immense.
At the same time, beast tides inland were still relatively manageable. The worst were the sea beast tides along coastal regions. Those were truly overwhelming, blotting out the sky and sweeping over the earth—on an entirely different level. Creatures in the ocean