As major news outlets began reporting on it one after another,
the Monster Attack Incident in San Francisco quickly shot to the top of the trending charts.
According to incomplete statistics, this Monster Attack Incident
destroyed 152 buildings, including the Golden Gate Bridge, killed 39,182 people, and forced nearly a million people from their homes.
Around 120,000 of them suffered varying degrees of injury while fleeing.
Furthermore, an area within a ten-kilometer radius centered on San Francisco was shrouded in an unknown toxin and radiation.
The water sources, soil, vegetation, and air had all suffered severe contamination.
The estimated direct economic losses would exceed 60 billion!
And that was merely a short-term assessment...
If the contamination blanketing San Francisco failed to disperse for an extended period,
then this most important economic and cultural center in northern California might become a "dead city" from this day onward!
Combined with the possibility that the toxin and radiation could spread to other waters through seawater and ocean currents...
the losses might directly rise to the trillion-dollar level.
Fortunately, the crisis had not affected Silicon Valley in the Santa Clara region south of San Francisco.
Otherwise, this disaster might have directly shaken the foundation of America's high-tech industry.
Thus... the entire world was thrown into turmoil!!!
A single monster had caused such staggering losses.
If more similar monsters appeared around the world, wouldn't humanity as a whole be headed for extinction?
But what truly filled people with terror was that countries around the world knew absolutely nothing about these suddenly emerging colossal creatures.
The more unknown something was, the more terrifying it became!!!
To prevent panic from continuing to spread,
a mysterious organization called Monarch soon stepped forward publicly.
Its director, Ishiro Serizawa, stated that in ancient times before humanity existed, Titans like these