I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 133 - Cthulhu’s Servants, the Deep Ones!

BANG! BANG! BANG!

The police hid behind their car with small-caliber pistols in their hands. Their weapons unleashed volley after volley of ammo at the monstrous fish-human that towered over them.

Standing at over two meters tall and packed with muscles, the creature appeared to be some kind of mishmash between Picasso’s abstract paintings and Hollywood monsters. Its slimy body and the teeth that broke out of its skin at several points filled all who saw it with dread.

Despite its size, it moved with a preternatural speed. Their bullets rarely hit it, and in the rare event that they did, it barely responded. Other than the green blood that trickled from its wounds, it showed no signs of pain or staggering.

“We need the SDF's support! Yes, the SDF!! There is a monster here! A monster! Fighting monsters is not the responsibility of the police force, so save us! Why did a monster appear in Tokyo! Quickly send the SDF, it’s fine even if you want to call Ultraman!”

The chief of police hid behind the car with hands on the two-way radio. He shouted and cried, and at the same time, he would poke his head out and fire bullets.

Although the monster was not as exaggerated as the Hulk, it also possessed great strength. With just a few jumps, it was able to reach a police officer. With a swing of its arms and a terrible cracking sound, the manofficer was flung into the air.

The officers were completely overwhelmed by it.

Soon, an armored van appeared. A team of heavily armed soldiers came to the scene. With weapons locked and loaded, they began to pour their ammo on the monster, but these proved to be less effective than they hoped. Despite its many wounds it lost very little vitality and seemed ready to rip them all to pieces.

Nonetheless, it could not keep it up forever. After a few casualties from the JSDF’s side, the beast fell.

The video was filmed with great clarity and circulated all over the world through the internet. At first, the government tried to prohibit it, but this proved futile, and all they could do was tacit

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