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Chapter 111 Parasitism (Subscription Request)

Chapter 111: Parasitism (Please Subscribe)

Shaping an Atomic Reactor was not difficult for Godzilla.

Godzilla was very familiar with both the Atomic Reactor within its own body and the one inside the Monster Factory.

Therefore, in less than half an hour, Godzilla ignited the fusion flame within its body!

Lava-like patterns spread across Godzilla's entire body.

That was a manifestation of the Atomic Reactor's scorching energy radiating to its body surface!

After the Atomic Reactor was successfully formed, Godzilla slowly lowered its head and opened its massive mouth.

After a brief pause, a thick plume of smoke billowed out of Godzilla's mouth, followed by flames that warped the metal beneath Godzilla's feet.

Two seconds later, these flames converged into a beam and turned blue!

This was the Atomic Breath!

Godzilla slowly raised its head, and the Atomic Breath moved with it. The terrifying penetrating power of the Atomic Breath instantly pierced through the metal above Godzilla's head, as well as the thick earth, making it rip through the sky!

That iconic attack was, naturally, seen by the approaching Creatures.

During this time, these three Creatures had destroyed many human bases.

Recently, they seemed to have discovered something and had been hovering around, though they hadn't yet found this particular base, but that was only a matter of time.

However, now, the location of the base, or rather, those humans, were no longer important.

[Kill that alien Creature!]

When the Creatures saw the Atomic Breath, it meant that the Precursors also saw the Atomic Breath.

Upon seeing that familiar attack, the Precursors were terrified.

They never expected that Earth would have been successfully terraformed, and the civilization on this planet would have disappeared, before Godzilla appeared.

What did this mean?

Did it feel uncomfortable living on this planet and want a change of scenery?

At this moment, the Precursors' feelings were incredibly complex.

But giving up now was clearly impossible for them.

And when Godzilla crawled out from underground, what it saw were three Creatures surrounding it.

Godzilla glanced at these three Creatures, then shifted its gaze to the surroundings.

Godzilla noticed that the surface air was very turbid, with countless yellow sands swirling in the sky, and visibility was very low. As for the sun—Godzilla looked up at the sky, thick clouds obscured the sunlight, preventing it from reaching the surface.

It looked like a lot had happened on this planet.

And all of this was inextricably linked to the Precursors.

It seemed that if Godzilla hadn't intervened, this planet would have probably been successfully colonized by the Precursors.

It was just a pity they ran into Godzilla.

But then again, this was the second Earth it had encountered where human civilization had been extinguished, wasn't it?

The last one was Resident Evil, and now it was Pacific Rim.

And Pacific Rim, by rights, shouldn't have turned out this way. Could it be a butterfly effect caused by its own intervention?

Hmm—never mind, it wouldn't think about it. Anyway, it wasn't interested in knowing the truth.

But then again, the Precursors were really like a persistent plaster that couldn't be shaken off.

Even though the wormhole had been closed by it, the Precursors were still able to open it, which gave Godzilla a huge headache.

It didn't want to go around the universe to painstakingly destroy the Precursors' planets.

Who knew how many planets the Precursors actually had.

Looking at the three Creatures slowly approaching, searching for a means of attack, Godzilla had a flash of inspiration.

Since the Precursors' most formidable weapon was Creatures, then it would also use its "Creatures" to deal with the Precursors.

Thinking of this, Godzilla was no longer in a hurry to kill these three Creatures.

After some effort, deliberately holding back its strength, Godzilla broke all the limbs of these three Creatures, leaving them paralyzed on the ground.

Then, Godzilla opened a small passage and brought over a batch of Facehugger eggs from the world of Alien!

Godzilla didn't even look at how many there were, but there were definitely over a hundred.

Godzilla planned to let the Xenomorphs multiply in this world, and then let the Xenomorphs deal with the Precursors!

Godzilla was very curious whether the more technologically advanced Precursors would completely annihilate the Xenomorphs that ventured into space, or if the Xenomorphs would gradually suppress the Precursors' living space and then parasitize all of them?

Godzilla was filled with interest at the thought of this.

Following the cosmic struggle between Xenomorphs and Yautja, Godzilla had another good show to watch.

Anyway, with this subordinate "Godzilla" around, the Xenomorphs would have a stable rear base and wouldn't have to worry about being rootless, thus gaining the capital to contend with the Precursors!

And these three Creatures became the "mothers" for the Xenomorphs to be born into this world!

Soon, sensing the presence of living organisms nearby, the Facehugger eggs slowly opened their head petals. Like scorpions with long tails, the Facehuggers crawled out of the eggs and quickly scurried towards the three Creatures whose limbs Godzilla had broken.

For the Facehuggers, these three Creatures could be said to be the most excellent hosts. Therefore, these Facehuggers were also very excited; Godzilla could even feel their joy.

And watching those tiny "bugs" crawl towards them, the three Creatures instinctively felt a sense of dread.

When Godzilla didn't kill them, the Precursors knew that Godzilla must have had another purpose. And the moment the Facehuggers appeared, the Precursors thought those Facehuggers were some special parasites.

Although they didn't know what would happen if they were parasitized, it certainly wouldn't be anything good.

However, the Precursors did not stop the Facehuggers from approaching, because they were also very curious about what these bugs were and what abilities they possessed.

After all, they were just three Creatures; if they died, they died.

The original mission of these three Creatures was also to be sent to Godzilla to die; now it was just making the best use of them.

However, Godzilla did not intend to expose the secret of the Facehuggers so early.

So, Godzilla gave each of the three Creatures a blow to the head, knocking them all unconscious!

While unconscious, the Facehuggers crawled into the Creatures' bodies through their mouths and laid their eggs.

These eggs attached themselves to the Creatures' internal organs, absorbing the Creatures' nutrients and genes.

This process could take as little as half an hour if fast, and up to several days at the slowest.

These Facehugger eggs were all laid by the Xenomorph Queen that Godzilla had modified, so the incubation time was also accelerated.

If nothing unexpected happened, the Xenomorphs should be born within an hour at most.

Then, Godzilla casually found a place to sit down, waiting for the Xenomorphs to be born.

Godzilla was very curious, what would the Xenomorph larvae look like after parasitizing such massive Creatures?

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