As for what was happening on the ground, it was naturally the commotion caused by Zombie Tyrannomon and King Kong.
After all, the Skullcrawlers had been taken out by the giant ape two years ago. Now, King Kong was the island's sole ruler. He had originally been huddled beneath a recess in a valley cliff, sheltering from the hail while eating fruit, when a filthy, foul-smelling monster suddenly appeared nearby.
Something else had clearly invaded his territory. As the king of this island, he naturally could not turn a blind eye to it.
He did not care when little things like humans came onto the island. Women smelled nice, after all, and they were cute.
But this monster before him, covered in flowing filthy blood, was clearly a threat.
Crawling out of his "cave," King Kong beat his chest and let out a roar. It was a warning, telling the invader to leave immediately.
But the monster, which seemed to be stitched together from countless human corpses, not only failed to leave but began walking toward him. As it strode through the dense hail, it also started performing a strange dance.
Its feet seemed to have no friction at all as it slid over the ground. Forests collapsed in swathes wherever it passed, and fragments of frozen earth flew in every direction.
The monster spun and leaped with its eyes closed. Only the Ω symbol on its face burned like a fiery serpent.
It did not approach too closely, stopping while it was still some distance from King Kong. It continued dancing there, pulling out moves like one-handed handstands, headspins, midair splits, and more.
Afterward, it pointed both index fingers at King Kong, then crossed its arms over its chest, signaling that it was King Kong's turn to dance.
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