Behemoth, location unknown.
Ah, okay, she was actually talking about the Endbringers. Yeah, if the threat classes are like the S, A-F system, then Endbringer’s being S class sounds about right. I mean, at least if you don’t know about whatever threat Jack Slash is helping along.
This’ll probably give us some interesting information about them.
When injured, it was his habit to descend into the earth and burrow deeper than his enemies were able to go, and experiments run on the trace earth and minerals he shed on his arrivals suggested he habitually stayed close to the Earth’s core.
Huh. I suppose living in the mantle or upper core makes sense for a lava monster.
This is deep lore.
Seismic data hinted at his current locations, but there was little beyond her analytic data to suggest where he would appear next.
Yeeah, even if he’s under a particular part of the world, I suppose you never know whether he’ll decide to come up for air before he does. And being close to the core comes with being practically equidistant from almost everywhere on the planet. (I’m sort of assuming that his burrowing is ridiculously quick, much like Leviathan’s swimming.)
Also, I’m now imagining Behemoth more like a mole than the vaguely bull-like appearance I was previously picturing. I still think he’s likely to have horns, though.
His last attack had been in November. He wouldn’t appear for another five weeks at a minimum, unless he deviated from the Endbringer patterns.
So there’s usually at least eight months between each time an Endbringer shows up?
Still, he was due to appear sooner than later.
Whether anyone likes it or not.
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