In a short span of time, thousands upon thousands of reports concerning the Demon Kun Behemoth appeared before Green. Yet after a brief analysis, Green found that most of them were nothing more than erroneous intelligence from low-level wizards blinded by superficial appearances.
According to the records of the ancient Eleventh-Ring True Spirit Wizard, even juvenile Demon Kun Behemoths possessed extraordinarily immense bodies. They hid beneath continental plates year-round, feeding on the hardest rocks within the earth's crust, surviving on extraterrestrial meteorite shockwaves and falling lightning, continuously tempering their shells until they gradually grew into terrifying behemoths capable of crossing the void.
Because they remained asleep year-round, lying nearly motionless beneath the earth through endless ages, their bodies passively endured the tempering of lightning explosions and meteorite shockwaves time and again. Their hardness was beyond belief, and ordinary creatures found it difficult to harm them.
Yet such motionless creatures possessed an unrivaled perception of the forces governing the trajectories of all things.
Setting aside whether such creatures truly still existed in the Wizard World Cluster, even if they did, their habit of hiding beneath continental plates and slumbering for epochs at a time meant that even if ordinary low-level creatures accidentally discovered traces of a Demon Kun Behemoth underground, they would likely mistake it for part of the crust's lithosphere. It was simply too enormous; low-level creatures could scarcely survey its full form. Thus, Green eliminated ninety percent of the intelligence reports.
After comparing the remaining information one by one, Green excluded most of it again. Only a dozen or so locations remained worthy of investigation, but in his heart, he held almost no hope.
Suddenly, an icy aura spread from behind him, and boundless despairing darkness pressed down like the sky collapsing. Green stopped what he was doing.
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