In the senior executives' conference room, Sitch looked helpless.
Only he knew that the intelligence he had just shared did not yet include dozens of equally troublesome Demon-level Monsters, or the lower-level Monsters too numerous to count!
The attack on S City by Elder Centipede, classified as a Dragon-level disaster, had happened only yesterday. Human cities were particularly vulnerable in the face of disasters of this level.
Then what if more than ten Dragon-level Monsters gathered together and even established a Monster organization with clearly defined roles...
At the thought of so many powerful Monsters gathering to act as one, dozens of sharp breaths rang out in the silent executive conference room!
Gasp × N-
That sight was too "beautiful" for us to bear looking at!
(ಥ_ಥ)
For a moment, many Association executives accustomed to comfortable lives were drenched in sweat, and even the temperature in the room shot up!
Under the Hero Association's classification standards, anyone capable of eliminating disasters of Demon-level or above qualified for the ranks of S-Class Heroes.
As for Dragon-level disasters-the highest level encountered so far, capable of bringing multiple cities to a standstill-they often required one or even several S-Class Heroes working together to eliminate them.
The creation of this standard distinguished ordinary Heroes from top-tier powerhouses and greatly improved the precision of the Association's deployment.
But the situation before them was clearly a little beyond the syllabus!
Humanity's territory contained only twenty-six cities in total. Divided among more than ten Dragon-level Monsters, that left only two cities each to destroy, probably not even enough for them to divide among themselves.
If they had not received advance intelligence and had waited for the Monster Association to launch a surprise attack...
The legendary "God-Level" disaster that could potentially wipe out humanity probably amounted to just