Chapter 364: Brion × Conjectures × God Script Boar
Brion's early appearance caught everyone off guard.
Joey and the others had very little information on this existence known as a calamity.
The rough records rated Brion's danger level as B+, making it slightly more dangerous than Chimera Ants.
The records even listed Brion's ferocity as B, potentially reaching A1 under specific conditions, its population as C, and its reproductive capacity as B2.
Those ratings alone were not particularly clear, but comparing Brion to humans made them easier to understand.
Human ferocity, when assessed collectively-that is, by nation-was B Rank, on par with Brion.
Human population was A Rank, while the Chimera Ant population was rated B Rank. In other words, Brion's numbers were neither particularly high nor particularly low.
The reproductive capacity rating proved that Brion could reproduce, and that its reproductive ability surpassed humans but fell short of Chimera Ants.
Taken together, Brion was an existence with a certain population, slightly less destructive than Chimera Ants but more dangerous.
Judging by this description, Brion could even be considered the easiest of the Five Great Calamities to deal with.
But actual contact revealed that it not only had offshoots but also possessed a degree of intelligence. In particular, the question of whether there were other problems with the territory it occupied made eliminating it extraordinarily difficult for humans.
Its offshoots were "Weapons" and "Ming."
One possessed the same power as Brion to occupy human bodies, while the other possessed the power to strip away souls.
Of course, the relationship between Weapons and Ming meant that they appeared together more often than not. Since this was the Dark Continent, they might very well not even appear in human form.
Brion had now appeared directly ahead. Everyone was surprised, but they did