Beta-Garmon III.
A colossal toxic storm swept across the entire world. Vast clouds of deadly radioactive fallout drifted through the troposphere, falling upon the scorched earth amid extreme temperature fluctuations.
The place was utterly apocalyptic wasteland, but compared to the thoroughly shattered twin world of Beta-Garmon II, it at least still offered some possibility of survival.
Pitch-black snowflakes carrying ice crystals fell from the sky. With the atmosphere choked by dust that blocked out the sun, the world was turning into a frozen wasteland.
The once-pure crystalline snowflakes were now stained with filth, vast quantities of toxic dust frozen within them, just like this polluted, dying world.
A Warlord-class Titan named Daemonic Goddess prowled before the towering fortress walls. The immense god-engine appeared exceptionally small before those walls, while countless large pulse laser cannons and plasma towers crackled with sparks, faintly illuminating the path before the Titan.
Behind the high walls stood a colossal tower stretching into the clouds. The defenders affectionately called it the "Divination Needle," or, more practically, the "Carthage Astropathic Station."
Powerful searchlights shone down from the upper levels of the Divination Needle, casting countless shifting shadows amid the whirling crystalline snow. With the aid of the searchlights, Daemonic Goddess carefully used its augurs to search every inch of the nearby wilderness.
Daemonic Goddess belonged to the Solar Titans, a special Legion composed entirely of female Titan pilots. Yet their pride and strength were in no way inferior to those of the other Titans stationed on World III.
Titans from the Nova Guard, Void Walkers, Flame Pattern, and Imperial Hunters Legions, together with Knight Houses loyal to the Mechanicus, guarded the planet's most important landmark.
Within the Divination Needle, vast numbers of astropaths worked day and night without rest. They processed astropathic communications from Terra and continuously