In his previous life, the monster civilization had a total of nine Great Supernatural Entities.
And above the Nine Great Supernatural Entities, there was a high possibility that there was a monster mastermind that could perish together with Battle God Lei Zongchao.
After Meng Chao returned from the apocalypse, he witnessed the strength of the White Spirit, Earthquake, Demonic Abyss Eye, and Vortex.
What about the other five Supernatural Entities?
Of course, Meng Chao believed that his return to the past had disrupted the development of the monster civilization. The remaining five Supernatural Entities had definitely not evolved to their complete form, so they were not as mysterious and powerful as they were in his previous life.
But if the pitched battle at the borders of Dragon City was the monster civilization's last gamble, then no matter how much the remaining five Supernatural Entities had been modified, they should have joined the battle.
Honestly speaking, if another Supernatural Entities had come to the lair aside from the Vortex, Meng Chao would definitely have been powerless to turn the tides.
This was, of course, a tactical mistake on the mastermind's part.
It was too confident and believed that the Vortex could destroy the order in the lair.
Also, did this mean that the mastermind had sent the other five Supernatural Entities to other battlefields?
Over the past half a month, Meng Chao had used all sorts of channels to carefully study all the Apocalyptic Beasts killed in the pitched battle.
Basically, they were all rather traditional. They had brawn and no brains, and they only knew how to howl. None of them could be called Supernatural Entities.
And the progress for the Mystery of the Supernatural Entities in his mind was only 81%.
This meant that the Supernatural Entities were not completely dead.
'But this doesn't make sense. If the monster civilization wanted to continue fighting against Dragon City, there's no reason for them to send out all their forces in this pitched battle and destroy their main force.
'Without the monster horde that filled the sky, how could the five Supernatural Entities and the unfathomable mastermind turn the tide?'
Meng Chao could not figure it out no matter how hard he thought about it.
Fortunately, this problem was not that urgent.
No matter what, humans were the victors of this battle.
From now on, the living space of the monster civilization would only shrink. Regardless of whether it was the five Supernatural Entities or the mastermind, if they did not have enough to eat, it would be impossible for them to evolve to a stronger form.
For the time being, Meng Chao cast the problem of the monster army to the back of his mind.
He focused on thinking about Dragon City's future.
He was not the only one. Once they won the pitched battle that would decide their future and saw that they could completely destroy the monster civilization while it was still in its infancy, quite a number of knowledgeable people in Dragon City cast their gazes on the wider world and the distant future.
Of course, there were still two major strategic routes.
Colonization Party.
And the Home Garden Party.
The Colonization Party believed that to win the Monster War, Dragon City had been taking the path of turning all its citizens into soldiers and vanguards for decades. This rumbling war machine had already reached its limits, and it could not stop.
It was Dragon City's destiny to expand and expand to the outside world.
Regardless of whether it was the warriors who had risked their lives, made great contributions, or were in urgent need of rewards.
Or were they citizens who had to tighten their belts and were so hungry that they had to buy a large number of war bonds to support the army and superhumans?
Or the entrepreneurs who threw all their assets and even pulled the financial leverage to the max?
Everyone needed to expand and plunder more resources in order to satisfy their hungry appetites.
All the extravagant and unrealistic promises had to be fulfilled with steel and blood.
If Dragon City had forcefully stopped the war machine after the Monster War, the interest from the war bonds alone would have been enough to crush the financial system and stir up an economic crisis that was even more terrifying than the Monster War. In fact, it might have caused the Survival Committee to collapse, and Dragon City would have returned to the lawless, bloody forest where order had collapsed.
What was worse was that many of the archaeologists, geologists, and biologists believed that monsters were not the only carbon-based life forms in the Other World.
Monsters were not the strongest, smartest, and most brutal carbon-based life forms in the Other World.
Otherwise, they would not have chosen to hole up in Monster Mountain Range and would rather fight to the death against humans than migrate to other places.
Besides, monsters did not seem like carbon-based life forms that had evolved naturally. Instead, they seemed like biochemical weapons created by the ancient civilization.
But there was a problem.
Did the ancient civilization only create one biochemical weapon — monsters?
The Other World was dangerous, and they had to be careful when it came to survival.
It was impossible for Dragon City's civilization to stop the war machine. In fact, they could not even slow it down.
And every second that the war machine worked required an astronomical amount of resources.
It was impossible for a civilization with only tens of millions of people to maintain a powerful army of millions of people for a long period of time and not let them go out to conquer the world.
And once the war machine stopped, weapons would be stored away, and horses would be released.
If a new enemy appeared, it would be impossible for them to activate the war machine again within a short period of time and run it to its limits.
Through Lu Siya's channels, Meng Chao learned that the nine great mega corporations had been preparing to form an elite armored airship exploration team to forcefully break out of Monster Mountain Range and explore an even wider world before the pitched battle at the borders of Dragon City.
This time, after they destroyed the main force of the monster civilization, the Colonization Party's morale rose by leaps and bounds.
Quite a number of people wanted to strike while the iron was hot and head out of Monster Mountain Range to take a look.
But the Home Party had a different opinion.
The Home Party believed that Dragon Citizens had been fighting ever since the zombie crisis at the beginning of their transmigration to the Monster War that had lasted for decades. Everyone's bodies and minds were stretched to the limit, and their entire civilization had been twisted beyond recognition. They were starting to stray from the true meaning of Earth's civilization.
Since the monster civilization was about to crumble, it was time for the wounded Dragon Citizens to stop and catch their breaths so that they could enjoy the precious peace.
Besides, the huge legacy left behind by the monster civilization could not be completely digested within a year or so.
Even if Earthlings started working hard to reproduce, if they wanted to fill up Monster Mountain Range, they might need around fifty years.
They had not even digested Monster Mountain Range, and they were already in a hurry to conquer the entire Other World. They had to be careful that their fighting forces would be scattered again, and they would have a hard time getting supplies. They would be at a loss if they could advance or retreat!
Hence, the Home Party agreed with the Colonization Party's ultimate goal — to conquer the Other World.
But before the steel army rushed out of Monster Mountain Range and swept through the Other World, Dragon City should rest and recuperate for ten to twenty years.
During these ten to twenty years, Dragon Citizens could digest the legacy left behind by the monster civilization, heal the wounds left behind by the bloody battles over the past half a century, carry out a new round of upgrades to the city construction, solve the growing gap between small businesses and mega corporations, normal people and superhumans, low-grade superhumans and Deity Realm superhumans, and solve all sorts of problems, such as the solidification of social classes.
In other words, Dragon Citizens should train their qi hard.
Once they mastered it, they could come out of seclusion and travel through the world.
And based on the Home Party's most optimistic plan, Dragon Citizens still had a total of ten to twenty years to develop controllable transmigration technology and establish contact with Earth.
What if they really activated a two-way tunnel that allowed them to move freely between Dragon City and Earth and transfer people and resources?
If they gathered all of Earth's power, they would have a higher chance of conquering the Other World.
The Colonization Party and Home Party each had their own opinions, and they sounded very reasonable.
At that moment, the superhumans from the nine great mega corporations, especially the Deity Realm superhumans, stood on the side of the Colonization Party.
After all, the nine great mega corporations had long since started planning and researching in this area. They had issued a lot of company bonds to expand to the outside world, and what supported the stock prices of the nine great mega corporations was the potential profit and imagination brought by Colonization.
It was a colorful and beautiful soap bubble.
There were only two options: make it bigger and bigger, or break.
It was impossible for them to stop and not move.
And to the Deity Realm superhumans who controlled the mega corporations, they could not endure hiding in Monster Mountain Range for a total of twenty years.
The path of cultivation was like rowing a boat against the current. If they did not move forward, they would fall behind.
Most of the Deity Realm superhumans were in their fifties or sixties.
Since the cultivation methods they used when they were young were not as scientific and systematic as they were now, they were the same as Saber Jin Wanhao. They had all sorts of hidden injuries on their bodies.
They longed to see the outside world before their time was up. They wanted to meet opponents who were stronger than Apocalyptic Beasts. In fact, they wanted to find a secret technique unique to the Other World that could allow them to break through the limits of the human body and extend their lives.
If Dragon City really had to train hard for twenty years …
At that time, the ones who would rush out of Monster Mountain Range to conquer the Other World would definitely not be the powerful fighters of the older generation.
Then, what excuse would they have to enjoy riches, power, and an astronomical amount of cultivation resources?
Not every Deity Realm superhuman had the noble resolve of Battle God Lei Zongchao and was willing to give up on everything and take a back seat.
Aside from the nine great mega corporations, most of the superhumans stood in the Home Party's camp.
Most of them were poor people, owners of the Red Dragon Army, and owners of small and medium-sized businesses.
They were the largest and sturdiest foundation of the grand pyramid that was Dragon City's civilization.
On one hand, most of them did not have any background or legacies. As they fought their way up, they came to a deep understanding of the internal problems in Dragon City's structure.
The trench between the poor and the rich was getting wider and deeper. It had to be filled or at the very least, reduced.
Otherwise, Dragon City's war machine might self-destruct at any moment.
Besides, the nine great mega corporations had already set their sights on the potential benefits of expansion.
Based on the current rules of the game, the nine great mega corporations would definitely be the greatest beneficiaries of expansion.
Everyone would bleed, sweat, and even sacrifice their lives, but the biggest slice of the pie would be split by the mega corporations and Deity Realm superhumans.
The mega corporations and Deity Realm superhumans who ate the biggest slice of the pie would become bigger and more unshakable. In fact, they would use their scale and monopoly advantage to devour the small and medium-sized businesses of the low-grade superhumans.
Even though the mega corporations would definitely offer a fair price, they would rather be the head of a chicken than the tail of a phoenix.
But it was better to be the head of a chicken than the tail of a phoenix. Not all low-grade superhumans and small business owners wanted to become a part of a mega corporation and have to rely on others from then on without any freedom.
Before they figured out how the pie of the Other World should be split, they just wanted to protect their homes. They did not want to run out of Monster Mountain Range and work for the mega corporations and peerless fighters.
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