For the real world, these scenes of actual combat against the Lahmu were what could truly serve as reference material.
The superhumans watched the Uruk warriors in the Light Screen footage, as well as the battles of top-tier powerhouses like Ishtar and the others. They committed every detail to memory and instinctively put themselves in their shoes, imagining how they would fight on such a battlefield.
Everything they saw became precious experience and knowledge.
At the same time, the major nations immediately decided to assemble teams of experts dedicated to researching how to deal with the Lahmu.
Although creatures like the Lahmu had not yet appeared in the real world, what the Light Screen footage showed was simply too terrifying. People had no choice but to treat the threat with the utmost seriousness.
If Lahmu truly appeared in the real world one day, humanity could immediately respond according to plans prepared in advance, rather than only thinking of countermeasures once the enemy was already right in their faces.
It could not be helped. Although the Lahmu currently existed only in the Light Screen footage, many things that had appeared in that footage had already manifested in the real world.
No one could say for certain that the Lahmu would not appear as well.
What was more, the real world also had disasters from beyond the world itself—the Mysteries.
Now that the Mysteries had already produced all sorts of bizarre monsters, no one would be too surprised even if they created the Lahmu as well.
In fact, while humanity was already making that guess, many high-ranking Mysteries looked at the Lahmu and found these "little fellows" rather adorable. They perfectly matched the aesthetic tastes of the high-ranking Mysteries.
More importantly, these dangerous and terrifying "little fellows" were true-blue enemies of humanity.