Chapter 60: Two Channels

Theoretically speaking, if you want to find a ten-meter-long snake in a jungle, you'd be better off flipping through mythology books.

Because in Reality, it's simply impossible for a snake over ten meters long to appear; even a five-meter-long snake is extremely rare.

News reports of snakes over ten meters long, supposedly living for many, many years, are all lies.

But what if we add something unscientific?

For example, a flower that can extend life, the blood orchid.

Generally, even if an animal consumes a blood orchid, it won't grow to an enormous size; at most, it will just live longer.

However, by coincidence, these blood orchids were taken over by a species of snake that continuously grows with age.

As a result, this jungle became home to a group of massive predators.

Of course, to "Blade," these were just a bunch of oddly shaped little guys.

Because Godzilla sent "Blade" to a location not far from where the blood orchids grew, "Blade" quickly found the snakes.

And it easily cut the snake into several pieces.

"Blade" curiously swallowed the snake's corpse, and then its Eyes lit up.

It didn't dislike the taste of this fresh blood and flesh.

So, it ate all the other pieces of the snake's corpse.

Then, "Blade" began to follow the "scent" to continue searching for traces of these snakes.

When it first arrived in this world, it had already smelled a somewhat unpleasant "scent" in the air.

Following these "scents," it found a snake, and presumably, it wouldn't be long before it could complete the task assigned by its "Master."

Thinking of this, "Blade's" mood became joyful.

It was so capable to finish its first mission so quickly.

In the forest, a behemoth crashed through, leaving only devastation in its wake.

Under "Blade's" excellent senses, it quickly found the snakes' mating grounds, as well as the cliff face where the blood orchids grew.

"Blade" didn't hesitate, swiftly cutting the mating snakes into several pieces.

The still-writhing snake bodies twisted in the mud pit, while "Blade" dug up the entire cliff face where the blood orchids grew.

"Blade" used its two sharp scythes and the secondary limbs on its chest to carry the excavated cliff face, then walked towards the place where it had descended.

Before it had taken a few steps, "Blade's" body paused, then it returned to where the blood orchids had originally grown.

"Blade" put the entire cliff face back in its original position.

Godzilla had originally wanted to take these blood orchids with him, but then he realized he didn't have a good place to store them, so it was better to let them grow in this world.

Anyway, with "Blade" watching over them, he didn't need to worry.

Godzilla's world.

After discovering that sending Creatures to carry out missions was feasible, Godzilla's mind suddenly opened up.

He immediately opened two more portals.

Over the past ten years, he had discovered a total of three worlds.

They were *Anaconda*, *Resident Evil*, and *World War Z*.

All were worlds Godzilla was too lazy to visit himself.

They were perfect for the Creatures to carry out missions.

The world of *Anaconda* had already been resolved; the remaining two were much more interesting.

*World War Z* and *Resident Evil* both tell of a mysterious virus suddenly breaking out, turning humans into monsters that prey on their own kind.

The difference, however, is that the virus in *World War Z* is very interesting; it possesses unparalleled contagiousness.

Once infected with this virus, humans turn into zombies in less than fifteen seconds and run incredibly fast.

But its drawback is also obvious: it does not choose unhealthy humans as hosts.

Whether it's a major illness, a minor illness, or a physical disability, none are chosen by this virus.

As for the viruses in *Resident Evil*, there are many more.

Although the most famous virus in *Resident Evil* is the t-virus.

But this world is not limited to just the t-virus.

In the game world, all viruses originate from a plant.

They all evolved from the Progenitor Virus extracted from the stairway to the sun flower.

Among them, the t-virus is a virus created by combining leech genes with the Progenitor Virus.

Upon its discovery, the t-virus received widespread attention from the Umbrella Corporation, which invested heavily in its research.

During this process, various products of the t-virus were created.

These included Bio Organic Weapons, or BOWs for short.

Strictly speaking, zombies and Lickers are merely products of ordinary people infected with the t-virus; although highly destructive, they are not considered BOWs.

Umbrella developed various biological weapons through t-virus research, and by selling them, they certainly made a fortune.

But it's unknown whether this is the world of the games or the movies.

Because in the game world, the Umbrella Corporation went bankrupt not long after, while in the movie world, the Umbrella Corporation directly went insane and launched a world-ending operation.

And finding out which world it is is simple: just send a Creature to check if the t-virus has globally erupted, and you'll know.

The virus in *World War Z* was not too important to Godzilla, but the t-virus in *Resident Evil* piqued Godzilla's curiosity.

Although Godzilla was curious, he didn't want to specifically go for a mere unusable virus.

But now, with the ability to send subordinates, Godzilla's curiosity about the t-virus was rekindled.

So, after opening two passages, Godzilla sent one "Blade" to each of these two worlds.

Thus, all three "Blades" around Godzilla were dispatched by him.

Godzilla immediately felt that he still had too few Creatures around him.

Therefore, he ordered the Monster Factory, which had grown significantly larger again, to speed up Creature production.

Currently, the speed at which the Monster Factory produces Creatures is determined by the size of the Monster Factory.

Now, producing one "Blade" or one Heavy Crab basically only takes ten months.

If all energy were used for Creature production, this speed could be accelerated by two months.

Unfortunately, the current Monster Factory is still too small.

If it could reach the same size as the Precursors' factory, creating a Creature from scratch would basically only take one month, and they would be produced in large batches.

The number of Creatures produced each month would be terrifying.

For this, Godzilla can only patiently wait for the Monster Factory to slowly grow.

After all, he has plenty of time, and he believes the Monster Factory won't make him wait too long.