To be honest, Su Ming had no idea what kind of creature the monster he had named Zombie Tyrannomon actually was. The Stitched Monster Virus was a composite of a whole category of Zombie Viruses, something that felt a little like Your Life 3000.
Gather together bricks, kitchen knives, pesticide, wire, radiator pipes, and all sorts of other things that could kill someone, then string them together with rope for easy carrying—that was Your Life 3000.
The Stitched Monster Virus drew on the strengths of countless sources, fusing nearly every Zombie Virus Su Ming knew of, including that broad category of viruses from the Marvel Universe that were more like curses. It currently used an Alien Queen with a Control Chip implanted in her brain as its host body. Adjutant could control the queen and have her release Pheromone, thereby indirectly controlling the zombie horde.
So the host body had to be somewhere inside this giant beast. The countless zombies and viscous fluid were her biological armor. In that case, perhaps she counted as a Gundam pilot?
Gundam could be an acronym formed from any six corresponding words, such as the classic General Unilateral Neuro-Link Dispersive Autonomic Synthsis System: an all-purpose, continuously enhanced mobile weapons system.
This Zombie Tyrannomon fit perfectly. All-purpose and continuously enhanced—as long as the zombies kept evolving, that was enough. As for mobility and weaponry, biological weapons naturally counted as weapons too.
But looking at it from another angle, this enlargement mainly relied on the targeted expression of the Mycelial Virus. As a fungal virus, did that mean this giant beast was essentially a mushroom?
Whatever it was, it was currently causing trouble in cities all along the United States East Coast.
Although Adjutant had gone off to handle its own business, the Split Program was