Clark from the comic world

New York is almost 10850 kilometers from Tokyo. It basically takes 14 hours by plane. .1kanshu is a bit long, but there is no way. If Diana is alone, Clark might be able to fly there with her, but adding Hulk will make it impossible.

Fortunately, Jarvis booked Clark and the others in business class with a bed, so these 13 hours were not too difficult. And it's already evening now. When Clark and the others get off the plane tomorrow, they can go to Tokyo for lunch.

Just when Clark and the others boarded the plane, they were on a large cruise ship less than 300 nautical miles away from Tokyo Bay, Japan. Dr. Serizawa's assistant, Dr. Graham, found Dr. Serizawa with a piece of information. At this time, Dr. Serizawa was watching the video of underwater creatures in Tokyo Bay captured by a previous satellite.

"Doctor, after testing, it is inferred from the time and traces that the stone slab discovered by Dr. Makimoto belongs to the same period as the murals we found in District 8. Finally, based on comparison, it was found that the huge creature depicted on the stone slab is Brother Silla.”

Dr. Serizawa took the report handed over by Graham. It listed in detail the various data of the stone slab, including trace comparison, corrosion degree, etc. A series of data are included.

"Have you deciphered the words on the slate?" Serizawa asked Graham next to him while looking at the report in his hand. Because Serizawa only specializes in ancient creatures, he is not good at those ancient hieroglyphics. But it doesn’t matter, he’s not good at it but there are people who are.

"It's been deciphered. Behind this report is the decipherment of those ancient texts!" At this point, Serizawa felt an uncontrollable excitement from Graham's tone.

It was because of Graham's excitement that Dr. Serizawa knew that the report that followed that night must be good news.

With excitement and excitement, Serizawa opened the report on the following page. He only saw that the upper part of the report contained the words written on the stone tablet, and the lower part contained the content deciphered by their scientists.

This content is not much, but it records the final resting place of a monster named God. According to the text on this stone tablet, the last place where this monster named God, whom they call Godzilla, rested was in the Philippines.

Seeing this, Dr. Serizawa thought of the mine they discovered in the Philippines in 1999. But thinking about the eggs parasitic in Godzilla's body, Serizawa knew that his clue was probably broken.

Because judging from the various traces in the mine, the Godzilla sleeping in the Philippines is already dead, and the monster that killed it also laid its own eggs in its body.

But there's good news for this moment, and that's the egg laid by the creature that killed Godzilla, and they know where it went after it left the mines in the Philippines.

Because this egg caused a big stir on the day it appeared. Fortunately, the egg is now under their surveillance.

Although Serizawa has been a member of the Emperor Project for more than twenty years, the organization also has various information about these ancient behemoths, such as photos of a giant gorilla called Steel that is about 30 meters tall.

But information is always just information. Although Dr. Serizawa has been able to freely access various monster information over the years, he has never truly seen these monsters, the kind that can move.

So after discovering that the satellite had captured a photo of a suspected giant life form, Serizawa immediately brought his team to Tokyo.

The reality did not disappoint Serizawa, and he found this stone tablet that recorded key information.

"Doctor, there's something wrong!" Just as Serizawa was looking at the documents in his hand, a staff member on the cruise ship suddenly came to Serizawa and said to him.

"What happened?" Dr. Serizawa was disturbed by the staff member's words and finally looked away from the report in his hand.

"Doctor, look." As he said this, the staff member handed the tablet in his hand to Dr. Serizawa.

Serizawa took the tablet from the staff member's hand and looked at it. What was playing on the tablet was a news report, which reported that huge amounts of steam would spew out from time to time on the surface of Tokyo Bay. Then the undersea tunnel under Tokyo Bay also collapsed due to unknown reasons, and a large amount of red liquid suspected of blood appeared in the channel.

"Let's go to Tokyo now!" Dr. Serizawa read this report and contacted the giant creatures they had previously monitored using satellites, as well as the report he now had. You can guess right away that what is happening in Tokyo Bay now is probably because Godzilla is about to appear.

"Yes, Doctor!"

Just as Serizawa's cruise ship turned back to Tokyo, Clark and Banner's plane had already departed from New York and was on the route to Tokyo. Because mobile phones and other wireless facilities are not allowed on the plane, Clark and Banner did not know that their destination, Tokyo, was undergoing certain changes.

The next morning, after Clark's plane landed at the airport, Clark and the others saw the news about the accident in Tokyo Bay and the submarine channel from the airport news. After all, a tunnel costing billions had collapsed, and no one had died, so Japan had no intention of hiding it.

"Tokyo Bay, Clark, do you think this accident was caused by the super-large creature Makimoto discovered before?" Banner looked at the news on the airport TV and immediately thought of the huge unknown that Makimoto mentioned. Life form.

After all, Makimoto had introduced Banner to Tokyo Bay before. The average water depth of the entire Tokyo Bay is only about 12 meters, and there is an undersea channel below that connects the Kawasaki and Kisarazu areas.

Therefore, it is impossible for any submarine volcano to exist underwater, and it is even more impossible to emit that kind of high-temperature steam. Therefore, the accident in the Tokyo Bay submarine channel can only be caused by a new factor. Coupled with the red liquid suspected of blood that poured into the underwater channel, Banner was even more certain that the culprit of the accident was the huge creature that happened to Makimoto.

"It's possible." Clark looked at the picture on the TV and felt that it looked familiar inexplicably. But after recalling it carefully, I couldn't remember why it seemed familiar. There didn't seem to be any scenes about Japan in those Marvel movies, let alone anything involving giant monsters.