On the Atlantic seabed, a deep and unfathomable trench shifted, sending silt at the bottom peeling away to both sides. Massive currents of seawater swirled chaotically, revealing a colossal structure that had stood firm for tens of millions of years.
Vast, majestic, and solemn beyond measure.
Mysterious, ancient, bearing unimaginable water pressure.
Light radiated from the surface of this structure, pushing aside the seawater and manifesting a perpetually spinning light shield. That radiance pierced the entire ocean, burst through the Atlantic’s surface, and shocked the world.
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The Anglo-French Union, first to detect the anomaly, urgently retasked ten satellites.
Continuous observation, without pause!
On the satellite feed, the center of the Atlantic glowed so brightly it seemed to dye the blue ocean a flawless, pure white—an utterly surreal sight.
“What’s going on?”
“Could this be a Demon–Specter scheme? But this radiance is stately and grand—look closely, there’s none of the eerie savagery of Demons or Specters.”
“Notify Sinovera and Americonia immediately.”
“It seems our epochal blood war in the Atlantic has triggered something extraordinary—perhaps this is an ultra-ancient relic.”
All Law-Realm experts began speculating.
Some even tried to use Law-Realm techniques and refraction principles to reveal the scene at the Atlantic’s bottom. Unfortunately, unknown waves interfered, disrupting their powers.
Light piercing through the Atlantic?
It’s almost absurd!
As the world’s second largest ocean, the Atlantic averages over three thousand meters deep—especially where the light pierces, the depth is at least seven thousand meters... Exact data is unknown; human submarines dare not explore the abyss.
Because of the giant Demons!
Every Demon bearing the title ‘giant’ is immense; upper-grade giant Demons can reach nearly a thousand meters in length.
Crucially, most giant Demons are oceanic species by nature, their bodies innately vast and easily expanded—making their advancement into the ‘giant’ class almost inevitable.