So how incredibly epic would it be in Vol.8 that in the moment Salem gives her giant whale (Apparently now named Monstro) the order to decimate Atlas and Mantle does a sudden loud, yet deep and low growl echoes across the entire vast tundra. Loud enough that all creatures, people and Grimm alike, all stop.... not a single sound is heard except for the ever-increasing sounds of Grimm hastily running and flying for their lives, away from the large man-made settlements, fear washed over their faces as if some unseen terror had made its presence known. Only Monstro remains, but it too begins to shudder and growl, it’s attention lookin down at the now slowly cracking tundra floor, as a dim light, quickly growing brighter, begins to get closer and closer to the surface. When suddenly BOOM!!! the ice explodes from within! Massive chunks of glaciers and rocks are thrown everywhere over vast distances as a monolithic mass emerges from the ice. At first it appears as more ice has begun to sprout out from the ground, but this ice is moving. Folding and twisting. Clawing and stomping. Bright golden eyes emit from what can only be recognized as a giant head of a forgotten entity stares down the large whale, hate fueling its golden eyes. It’s whole body made up of just stone, rocks, ice, and snow. A massive tail whips the air, creating strong gusts of wind. Both Ozpin and Salem at lost for words for not even they have seen such a gargantuan creature of such epic proportions appear before them, but they have heard of tales from the ancient days of Remnant’s past.... huge massive-sized monsters, created by the god of Light to help combat the Creatures of Grimm if they were to ever reach such staggering sizes. Now they’ve come to realize that these tales, these legends were indeed true.... Titans... Elemental Titans were real, and one was standing right in front of them, glaring angrily at the massive whale that loomed above the skies. There was no doubt in their mind.... an epic battle of godly proportions was about to begin....
