Li Yue controlled his body, slowly flying to the monster examining it closely.
This monster, about 80 meters tall, looked like a giant gorilla. Its front limbs were noticeably more robust. Its entire body was covered in a thick, keratinous shell, looking extremely tough. Its fists resembled giant iron hammers; a direct hit would be painful.
"This monster's name in the movie is 'Razorback Turtle,' right?"
Comparing the creature to his film memory, Li Yue realised this was the Razorback Turtle. However, the Razorback Turtle attacked Hong Kong alongside the Tailstand Rat in the movie. He wondered why it appeared alone now.
But Li Yue didn't bother with these details. He just needed to kill the monster.
...
"Haha, you're smarter than you look, knowing I'm not someone to mess with!"
Li Yue smiled with interest as the Razorback Turtle stared at him warily, showing no signs of attacking.
"But I don't have time to waste on you!"
Without further delay, Li Yue prepared to eliminate the monster. To avoid being resprayed by its blood, he decided against close combat.
"Let's finish this with one move!"
With this thought, Li Yue gathered his energy, preparing to unleash a Kamehameha wave. It was his only option besides close combat for dealing significant damage. Heat vision wouldn't be very compelling against such a thick-skinned monster.
Since this was his first battle against such a creature, Li Yue used most of his strength to make a strong impression and deter future trouble.
As he pondered this, energy gathered in his hands, creating what looked like a bright blue sun.
...
"What is he doing?"
In the Storm Crimson mech's cockpit, the Wei brothers were puzzled by Li Yue's actions. Wei Jin couldn't help but ask, "Isn't he supposed to be Superman? Shouldn't he use heat vision and powerful close combat to win?"
Unable to believe his eyes, Wei Hu said, "This move looks like something from an anime. But Superman shouldn't be able to use a Kamehameha wave!"
With curiosity in their eyes, Wei Xiang and Wei Jin turned to Wei Hu. "What anime? What's that move called?"
"Not telling you! You called me childish for watching anime!"
"Haha, you are childish! But you seem to forget, we're in neural link mode. I can just look at your memories."
...
Meanwhile, Li Yue's actions also confused everyone in the Broken Dome command centre.
"Does anyone know what he's doing?" Lin Zhenguo asked, watching the screen as the mysterious man posed and gathered a bright energy ball in his hands.
"..."
The response was silence. It seemed no one had seen Dragon Ball as children.
"I know!"
A female voice suddenly drew everyone's attention.
"Lin Yurou, what do you know?"
Lin Zhenguo, though annoyed by Lin Yurou's shouting, asked in a severe tone.
"He's not Superman; he's a Super Saiyan! That's why he's using the Kamehameha!"
"Right! That must be it! I can't believe characters from anime are real! This is incredible!"
Lin Yurou's eyes sparkled with excitement.
"Not Superman? A Super Saiyan? What's that?"
Lin Zhenguo was baffled and couldn't understand. He knew Superman, but Super Saiyan was beyond his experience.
"Sir, the energy levels in his hands are rising rapidly! If it explodes, the consequences will be catastrophic, potentially causing a massive tsunami!"
While Lin Zhenguo was confused, a technician reported the alarming news.
"Sir, what should we do? Should we stop him?"
A crucial question was directed at Lin Zhenguo, who hesitated. Was the mysterious man here to save the world or to show off his power?
"General Lin, I don't think we need to stop him! He won't harm innocent people!"
Lin Yurou's voice broke Lin Zhenguo's indecision.
"How do you know?"
Lin Zhenguo asked, perplexed.
"I just feel it!"
Lin Yurou answered firmly.
"Feelings? Ridiculous! I won't put people at risk based on feelings!"
Lin Zhenguo responded gravely.
"I know, but it's too late to stop him now!"
Lin Yurou smiled brightly, her eyes fixed on the screen.
"What?"
Lin Zhenguo turned back to the screen just in time to see a blue beam shooting from the mysterious man's hands.
...
"Boss, I have a bad feeling. We should have moved back!"