I became the Great Old One

Su Heng staggered from the sea to the land, walking towards the direction of the volcanic melt.

Almost the moment he stepped on the land, Su Heng naturally switched to a bipedal upright walking posture. His two hind legs were thick and powerful, and there was a tail covered with black fins behind him to maintain balance.

So, Su Heng was surprised to find.

Although he spent most of his time in the deep sea, he was obviously more adapted to the living environment on land.

His movement speed was much faster than in the deep sea. Every step forward was accompanied by earthquakes and rising smoke and dust, which looked quite spectacular and oppressive.

However, the continent had just been formed at this time.

Everything in sight was bare, except for stones and soil, and there were some rising mountains at the end of the field of vision.

The volcanic eruption brought enough dust, and the dust and water mixed together to form the initial soil, but there were no plants on it. There might be some microorganisms, but Su Heng's body, which was many times larger than the Leviathan whale, destined him not to discover those tiny lives.

Finally, when the sky was slightly yellow, Su Heng came to the location of the melted volcano.

The damage caused by the heat ray was much more powerful than Su Heng had imagined. When the volcano completely disappeared, a huge pit appeared on the ground, which was enough to bury half of Su Heng's body. The crooked cracks spread all around, and the ground around him collapsed on a small scale because it was difficult to support Su Heng's huge weight.

"I am really amazing."

Su Heng was in a good mood after awakening his first special ability.

He had a feeling that such an ability was just the beginning. As time passed, more interesting powers would appear in this huge body. Now Su Heng was like a growing baby, and time would deliver treasures to him.

After wandering around the land for two times and gradually adapting to his new ability.

Su Heng began to feel lonely and confused.

At the beginning, Su Heng was driven by hunger, and his daily life was to repeat hunting and eating. Now, after landing on land, the feeling of hunger seemed to disappear from Su Heng's consciousness. This desolate world was like a lonely prison for Su Heng, and there was not even an intelligent life that could talk to him.

"It's so boring."

Fortunately, Su Heng had begun to gradually adapt to his old life. If he were a human, he would definitely be driven crazy by such loneliness.

In this state, thousands or tens of thousands of years passed slowly through his fingers without knowing it. Su Heng was sleeping most of the time, and when he woke up, he was constantly finding fun for himself.

He tried to use heat rays to disperse the gradually gathered storm, and also tried to block the erupting volcano with his buttocks. Watching the huge volcano shattered under his buttocks, Su Heng once jumped into the huge crack formed by the address change, and then dug a passage from the mantle tens of thousands of meters deep with his bare hands and climbed up.

However, tens of thousands of years passed.

There were still no large creatures born on the land, but some low-level plants like moss appeared.

Su Heng had never thought that the birth of life was so difficult and full of twists and turns. During this period, the massive reproduction and growth of lower plants led to excessive oxygen and problems with the nitrogen-phosphorus cycle, resulting in large-scale red tides in the sea water. Many familiar marine life died in this disaster.

During this period.

Su Heng was awake less and less, and spent more time sleeping.

Every time he woke up, he could be sure that his body had become larger. The volcano that was originally large enough to accommodate his entire body became narrower and narrower. Su Heng had to try to expand the internal space of the volcano with his claws.

After a period of time that was difficult to accurately count.

After several evolutionary failures, the evolution of life seemed to have finally found the right way.

The mass extinction of marine life caused life to begin looking for ways to go ashore, and the first true amphibian appeared on land. Then came insects. The rich oxygen in the air made the insects quite large. Su Heng had seen two-meter-long dragonflies and seven- or eight-meter-long centipedes.

Lower mosses evolved into shrubs, and then large tracts of rainforest covered the land.

Then, the evolution of life seemed to be fast-forwarded, and medium-sized reptiles such as Allosaurus, Salamander, Acrocanthosaurus and Scutosaurus gradually spread on land.

Some members of the dragons found traces of Su Heng in the volcano after the eruption.

At this time, Su Heng's height was at least more than 500 meters, so that the huge volcano that had expanded several times before could not fully accommodate Su Heng's huge body. His head emerged from the entrance of the volcano, and the abnormal situation on the volcano could be seen from a long distance.

At this time, the evolution of dinosaurs was not yet complete, and their brains were only the size of walnuts. It was difficult to say whether they had complex intelligence.

But it must be admitted that some dinosaurs did treat Su Heng as a kind of belief.

They would consciously place some bloody prey under the volcano where Su Heng lived. Some dragon groups would deliberately breed dragon eggs near the volcano. The dragon eggs hatched in this way have a larger body, more amazing power, and a more intelligent mind than their parents.

In this way, generation after generation will reproduce.

Perhaps it won't take too long for the first intelligent life with perfect thinking ability to be born in the world.

But as Su Heng has witnessed in the past countless years, the evolution of life and the birth of wisdom will never be smooth sailing, but accompanied by various coincidences and unpredictable disasters.

Not long after, in an ordinary dark night.

When the moon set and the sun had not yet risen, a huge meteorite slowly slid down from the edge of the sky.