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Chapter 80: Singularity
While the Electromagnetic Beast was wandering in the Desert, causing the people in the Laboratory beneath the Desert to lose sleep, Godzilla found another world.
But Godzilla couldn't be happy at all.
Because in Godzilla's view, this world was a bit too dangerous.
Moreover, as Godzilla understood this world more and more, he realized that the strongest Godzilla was someone else entirely.
"Godzilla: Singular Point"
This world also has various Creatures.
But unlike other worlds, the Creatures in this world symbolize disaster!
And Singular Point Godzilla is a Creature from a higher dimension, symbolizing the destruction of the world.
What is unsolvable is that the destruction of the world is unavoidable and can only be postponed!
Unlike other Godzillas, when Singular Point Godzilla first appeared, it emerged in an aquatic form, and only evolved into a Land form after coming ashore.
And after that, its size continued to grow.
Furthermore, the Creatures of that world all possess the ability to control [Dust].
And the ability of [Dust] is extremely powerful; one confirmed point is that [Dust] possesses the ability to manipulate time.
And the Creatures that control [Dust] also possess a certain degree of ability to manipulate time.
However, most Creatures only instinctively use [Dust] to accelerate their own evolution.
Singular Point Godzilla, unlike other Godzillas, does not derive its breath ability from an Atomic Reactor within its body.
Or rather, Singular Point Godzilla simply doesn't have an Atomic Reactor in its body.
Its breath is a high-energy beam formed by light folding and superimposing itself in time.
Its power theoretically has no limit.
When Singular Point Godzilla first used this ability, it could only emit a single light ring, killing one Rodan.
The second time, after a long period of oppressive charging, it formed a powerful light energy beam.
Its manifestation was the formation of several circles of varying sizes in front of its mouth, and the breath passed through these circles; after the breath was emitted, the circles expanded further and were filled with a sense of pulling.
And this high-energy beam, after a brief pause, could melt through a building.
It sounds pitifully weak compared to the instantaneous building-piercing power of other Godzillas' breaths.
But at that time, Singular Point Godzilla was not very large.
When it used its breath again, its charging time was greatly shortened, and its power was greatly increased.
This shows that Singular Point Godzilla's rate of progress is terrifying.
Even more terrifying is that no one knows where Singular Point Godzilla's limit lies.
Moreover, Singular Point Godzilla is also a high-dimensional Creature.
What made Godzilla wary yet couldn't help but feel greedy was the [Dust] of that world.
The existence of [Dust] can be said to permeate the entire plot.
Whether it's the giant beasts controlling [Dust] or the humans trying to postpone the world's end, both have methods to control [Dust].
But compared to those giant beasts, human methods are too crude, and they only have a superficial understanding of [Dust].
What Godzilla was thinking was whether he should avoid Singular Point Godzilla, find any other Creature to devour, and see if he could plunder their ability to control [Dust]?
But even if Godzilla could plunder the ability to control [Dust], for Godzilla, [Dust] would be like water without a source, diminishing with each use.
Because he has no means of autonomously producing [Dust].
[Dust]'s appearance is always accompanied by the appearance of Creatures.
In "Godzilla: Singular Point," there are only two Creatures that cause a large amount of [Dust] to appear and demonstrate powerful [Dust] control abilities.
One of them is Singular Point Godzilla, and the other is Salunga.
Compared to Singular Point Godzilla, who can use [Dust] to create powerful breath, Salunga seems a bit primitive.
After all, Singular Point Godzilla symbolizes the end of that world, and Godzilla was not surprised by its special qualities.
But what Godzilla was thinking was not about their differences, but whether he himself could produce [Dust].
Godzilla racked his brain, only to find that it was simply impossible.
After all, [Dust] can be said to be a "specialty" of that world.
It's not something he can easily create.
If Godzilla could gain the ability to control [Dust], there might be a possibility, but creating [Dust] — well, one can only say the future looks promising.
But then again, if Godzilla were to use [Dust] for himself, he probably wouldn't need much — right?
Theoretically, as long as he collects a certain amount of [Dust], it should be enough.
Thinking this, Godzilla's mind instantly cleared.
That's right, Godzilla wanted [Dust] because he coveted Singular Point Godzilla's breath.
Since that's the case, he doesn't really need to produce [Dust] himself; just having enough quantity will suffice.
Although the power of [Dust] might be even greater than Godzilla himself imagined.
But how exactly, he would only be able to analyze once he got his hands on it.
And the good news is, even if Godzilla were to confront Singular Point Godzilla, there's no need to be afraid!
Because the initial Singular Point Godzilla had just arrived in that world, was still unfamiliar with everything in it, was in a phase of rapid adaptation, and was also growing rapidly.
Therefore, its early threat capability was not strong.
Of course, Godzilla doesn't plan to confront Singular Point Godzilla now; who knows if Singular Point Godzilla could follow the passage he used to arrive and find his world.
If Singular Point Godzilla really found his world, then there would be fun to watch.
Moreover, what worried Godzilla was this:
It's not guaranteed that with Singular Point Godzilla's control over [Dust], it could pinpoint the location of [Dust] across worlds.
If it could, then [Dust] would become a hot potato that couldn't be touched.
This made Godzilla gnash his teeth in frustration.
If Virtual G was a powerful Godzilla, but Godzilla was confident that he could defeat or even kill it one day.
Then Singular Point Godzilla gave Godzilla a feeling of endless uncertainty.
Who knows what a high-dimensional Creature really is, or how to deal with it.
But if one were to speak of it, there wasn't entirely no room for maneuver.
While it's temporarily uncertain whether [Dust] can be touched, Godzilla can look for other Creatures.
Godzilla could preemptively devour their flesh and blood, trying to see if he could gain the ability to control [Dust].
After all, the premise of all this is that Godzilla can obtain the ability to control [Dust].
If not, then everything is just talk, and Godzilla might even have to find a way to fight Singular Point Godzilla.
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