I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal
Chapter 591 - 353 Godzilla?! Let Me See Your Limit!_2

Chapter 591: Chapter 353 Godzilla?! Let Me See Your Limit!_2

Giant lizard’s scales were covered in blood.

Most importantly, its body had inflated like a balloon being filled with air.

Having eaten just a few corpses, it had already increased its size by nearly double.

But it seemed entirely unaware.

It continued to feed frantically until the last corpse, delivered by the Spiritual Position, was completely torn apart, leaving only a skeleton.

But its eyes were still bloodshot.

The giant lizard’s pupils had narrowed to fine lines, completely dominated by hunger and devoid of reason.

If it were just this...

It wouldn’t be enough!

But the crazed creature, even doubled in size, had no way of breaching the isolation barrier Chen Yun had set up.

Attempting to follow the scent, the giant lizard ended up with a bloody and battered head after several collisions.

Chen Yunmo watched all of this silently.

He realized that this giant lizard not only had obtained a powerful body and special abilities, but it was also driven by an uncontrollable appetite.

This kind of hunger might be a flaw in its aggressive Evolution process, or perhaps a deeper need that had emerged within the lizard due to its newfound abilities.

In addition to that,

The quality of the corpses it had consumed had already far exceeded its body weight, yet there were still no signs of satiety.

This should be the manifestation of the devouring aspect of the Evolution ability.

And the inflating body size during feeding must be the embodiment of Evolution in the devouring Evolution ability.

Looking at it this way,

This power to evolve through devouring seemed somewhat on par with his own.

Chen Yun found this very interesting.

He was certain this ability could not surpass his.

But he was curious how much more the giant lizard could consume?

And to what extent could it evolve further?

Judging by its current form, if it continued to grow to tens of meters tall, it would essentially become a miniature Godzilla monster.

If it could reach that extent,

Chen Yun would be quite interested.

It was just a pity that the Evolutioned Little Godzilla, although stronger and bigger, had not replenished its one-day Life Force.

After thinking for a moment,

He simply used the Spiritual Position to dismantle the isolation walls surrounding Little Godzilla.

Instantly,

The compressed isolation walls crumbled into rubble.

Dizzy from the collision, Little Godzilla was momentarily startled, but then, without hesitation, it strode towards the other areas filled with corpses.

Watching Little Godzilla, controlled by its hunger, burst out in high spirits,

A glint flashed in Chen Yun’s eyes.

Little Godzilla,

Let me see your limit!

Within this large experimental site, akin to a petri dish, there was an endless supply of Blood Meals.

Even if that wasn’t enough,

There was also the dense forest and vast ocean nearby.

For this interesting specimen, Chen Yun naturally wanted to cherish the one day he had, to fully observe its limits.

...

There was a thick and oppressive atmosphere hanging in the air; the entire space seemed to be enveloped in an ominous red hue.

Everywhere—on the rocky surfaces, trees, and ground—was covered with a layer of fresh, red liquid, as if nature had poured an entire bucket of paint over this land.

Mixed with the earthy scent and a faint smell of blood in the air, it made one instinctively hold their breath.

Moonlight speckled through the sparse tree canopy, mingling with the red liquid on the ground, creating a bizarre and unsettling tableau.

In the center of this bloodstained land, Little Godzilla stood quietly.

Its scales reflected the moon’s silvery glow.

However, beneath this silvery sheen, the mottled bloodstains on its body could not be concealed.

Each movement left behind a trail of deep-red footprints.

The footprints collected blood.

Around, the environment occasionally revealed faint sounds, evidence of life tenaciously struggling for survival on this dyed land.

Some small animals cautiously moved through it, either searching for uncontaminated food or seeking a safe haven.

For these small creatures, it didn’t particularly care.

At this moment, it had already killed its way out of that huge incubation vat.

The dead specimens provided a delightful feast for it.

Those that survived were no match for it, easily torn to pieces and enjoyed just the same.

Just like that.

In half a night.

The faster it became, the bigger it grew, devouring millions of corpses.

Finally.

After growing to forty meters tall, it left the building strewn with bodies.

Having reached over forty meters in height, it wasn’t overly concerned about the small animals encountered in the forest.

Little Godzilla was unaware it was being silently watched by some being.

Setting aside strength, its intelligence had not evolved to that level yet.

After all, under such biased evolution, intelligence was the weak point for all surviving individuals and had not improved much even under the transformative process of devouring for evolution.

Hence, now it only looked into the distance.

Guided by hunger, it looked toward the sea, glistening under the moonlight.

It knew there was a plentiful Blood Meal there!

Far richer than the surrounding forest.

Thus.

It dragged its huge body step by step toward the direction of the coast.

Each step of Little Godzilla was like an earthquake, shaking the earth, with its giant footsteps causing the ground to rumble dully.

As it moved forward, the surrounding trees, like brittle straw, broke, collapsed, and shifted under its steps; massive root systems were uprooted, revealing deep fissures in the soil.

The forest vegetation couldn’t withstand such pressure, large swathes of greenery became shattered remains mixed with mud and blood, forming numerous small mud pits.

As its massive body moved, the air seemed to be squeezed, hissing.

The commotion not only shattered the night’s stillness but also disturbed various creatures in the forest.

Small animals frantically fled, trying to escape the impending disaster. Even nocturnal animals were scared directionless by the sudden noise, blindly seeking refuge.

The scent of blood spread with the breeze, attracting more unwelcome guests—scavengers began to gather, sniffing out a feast, but they dared not approach this terrifying behemoth.

Little Godzilla’s presence was like an insurmountable barrier, instilling fear in all life.

Despite this, all the chaos and destruction took place at night and, being far from human settlements, it went unnoticed by the outside world.

Little Godzilla continued toward the shoreline, its massive silhouette gradually disappearing into the night, leaving a devastated forest as evidence of its passage.

And Chen Yunmo silently floated in the air, following behind.

Looking at the traces left around.

Chen Yun’s heart was quite pleased.

If one had to describe it, it was an ecstasy akin to a gambling fiend.

Who would have thought—this extreme Evolution turned out to be quite interesting.

He used enough Life Force for only four Evolutions but produced a creature that might not emerge after hundreds of Evolutions.

Though such evolution was indeed extreme and had many flaws, such as inadequate intelligence and life expectancy, etc.

But it was indeed a win.

Even if Little Godzilla could evolve into a Red Lotus Godzilla, it wouldn’t be much help to Chen Yunlai.

After all, Chen Yun could now mold Mount Everest like clay and cleanse the Earth’s surface with meteorites to restart human civilization.

Another Red Lotus Godzilla wasn’t very useful.

But Chen Yun was still happy.

That feeling of a windfall truly sent one into euphoria.

He had given little, but he gained a lot.

It was like a game’s gacha pull.

Others might rely on a hundred consecutive pulls for a guaranteed Gold, but he got one with a random single pull.

The feeling was truly different.

Or, to put it more accurately, it wasn’t about lucky draws but more like stumbling upon a freebie.

But, in the end, it was indeed a case of using minimal effort for maximum gain.

Even if this large-scale toy’s lifespan could only support one day.

Well, it was enough to kill some time.

Pondering.

Chen Yun looked toward Little Godzilla entering the sea and didn’t hesitate to continue following.