God of Tricksters

"So…" Theo narrowed his eyes while looking at his Skylink. He had been taking notes on their behaviors.

There were five major points from what he had seen this whole time.

The first one was that the sea creatures were not limited to fish or crabs. Some other sea creatures also mutated and could live in both places. Of course, even among the same species, a portion of them didn't mutate like this and remained in the sea.

He saw many fish spitting out water instead of going to the land. So, it was clear that they were trying to help, but they still had limitations in their bodies.

The second point referred to the scale of the mountain. The sea creatures hadn't stopped piling up the trash from the sea. Even though he couldn't imagine how much they had planned to bring, it was clear they were going to create a massive mountain that could bury a small town near the coast.

No matter what they planned to do, the mountain would surely cause a massive problem for humanity.

The third point was the most crucial. It seemed the entire work was done by a single King Class Monster. Although Theo could eliminate the tree and handle the trash right now, he had to wait for it.

After all, he didn't want to alarm the other party. And they had the right reason for doing it as well.

Still, the fact that there was only one King Class Monster supervising this area meant there would be more in other areas. He had to know how many King Class Monsters were out there and how much damage they planned to cause.

The fourth important point he saw was their movement. The monsters didn't seem to be exhausted at all. They had been working with the same crabs for twelve hours and didn't seem to be changing it.

There were also some creatures that used their Magic Power to bring more trash as well.

The crab seemed to be a normal or elite monster, so they could be easily killed with a single wave of his hand. But if other humans saw their behavior and noticed this fact, the humans would try to take advantage of them as free labor.

They might work the crabs to death. There was no need to pay for their labor as well. When that happened, he was afraid that the grudge between humans and sea creatures would increase and might never end this way. So, Theo wouldn't say anything regarding this point.

Last but not least, Theo found that the sea creatures were organized. Although the King Class Monsters had the ability to control them, it was still too organized.

Even when he worked together with the Dark King and the monsters, those monsters could only match their pace and follow the direction. If he wanted to make them move together in sync, it would be impossible.

This made him question whether the sea creatures had evolved to this level.

'They're becoming closer and closer to humans. I'm afraid the battle between humans and sea creatures will become something like the battle between two human nations.

'Each of us will try to use our own strategy to crush our opponents. And this trash mountain is very crucial…'

Theo frowned, wondering what he should do in the upcoming battle.

'This is truly bad. On the one hand, I don't know if it's possible to change humans or not. On the other hand, I can't let them become extinct as well. At the very least, I still need humans.'

Theo thought for a while, considering the pros and cons of this upcoming battle.

"This is not going to be easy," Theo muttered in a low voice before he packed up everything and disappeared from the building.

Although he wanted to observe them a bit more, it was better to gather information from all around the world first. After all, he was pretty sure this base wasn't the only one getting an attack like this.

While running away, Theo was thinking about something else. "Still, this is the trash problem, huh. That means what kind of monster will the last problem, the chemical, produce?"

Theo couldn't help but recall the huge slime that the world showed back then. According to the world, it was made of radiation.

But this might be the closest form that he could imagine of a monster being mutated by chemicals.

"Still, one King Class Monster crushed many King Class Monsters as well as forced the World Class Monster to give up its life to seal that monster…

"Wait a minute… Sealed? Hmm, what did the World Class Monster say back then? If I'm not wrong, the monster was waiting for another monster that could handle this slime. But…"

Theo's expression darkened, realizing the possibility of another threat.

"For fuck sake… I can't really get a break, can't I?" Theo sucked a cold breath while looking at the sky. "There is a possibility that the slime is still alive. And with the age of that slime, I'm afraid if it's still alive, the slime has become a World Class Monster.

"If that's the case, doesn't this look bad for humanity? The slime can fight multiple King Class Monsters and even forced the World Class Monster to give up its life when it was still a King Class Monster… If the slime has become a World Class Monster, won't it be able to kill multiple World Class Monsters and handle…"

Theo pinched the bridge of his nose. "Seriously? Can a monster fight a Singularity to a standstill?"

Theo couldn't help but remember the World Re-creation Skill that Loki gave him. It was a skill from a Singularity, and its rank was beyond what could be registered.

"It seems that I have to create one ability of this level…" Theo sucked a cold breath. "As soon as I reach the base, I have to investigate this slime. At least, I have to know its location. Although I'm hoping that the World Class Monster managed to kill the slime, I still have to prepare for the worst."