Dragon-level monster?
Tatsumaki frowned involuntarily. "A Dragon-level monster? One hasn't appeared in a long time since the great destruction a year ago."
"Could your investigation have been wrong?"
In One-Punch Man, monsters were divided into five levels: God, Dragon, Demon, Tiger, and Wolf.
Wolf-level represented the emergence of a dangerous factor that posed a certain threat to human life and safety.
These kinds of monsters were not particularly powerful and could at most beat up a few ordinary people.
The second level, Tiger-level monsters, represented threats capable of causing widespread casualties and possessing the ability to destroy concrete buildings barehanded.
The third level, Demon-level monsters, represented threats capable of paralyzing or destroying an entire city.
They were foes that even A-Class heroes found difficult to handle.
The fourth level, Dragon-level monsters, represented threats capable of destroying several cities.
Even ordinary S-Class heroes found them difficult to oppose.
The fifth level, God-level monsters, signified the emergence of a crisis capable of bringing about humanity's extinction.
Even among the S-Class, aside from the top two, the other heroes had virtually zero chance of winning.
In Tatsumaki's memory, monsters appeared frequently.
However, God-level monsters were still legendary existences.
The most commonly seen were only Tiger-, Wolf-, and Demon-level monsters.
As for Dragon-level monsters, their appearances were few and far between.
More importantly, even Dragon-level monsters varied in strength.
Those who had only just entered the Dragon level and those at the peak of Dragon level were practically beings from entirely different worlds.
"Ahem, Tatsumaki, we really did detect Dragon-level life signs at the edge of City A just now. That power was indeed far beyond that of a Demon-level monster, but it suddenly disappeared from the radar."
A person in charge coughed dryly and explained through gritted teeth.
Faced with this monstrous existence,