War for Humanity

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Meanwhile, as the western front was sinking into thick fog, news of the horrors that had happened both at the front and behind it began to spread across Europe. All European governments began to realize the danger as the number of incidents increased. So France was joined by cases in Norway, Russia, Romania. They all realised that this was the greatest danger to mankind they had ever faced. There are thousands of monsters and more are coming. One army after another is defeated. One city after another is engulfed in fog and destroyed. Hundreds of thousands die, millions more loss in the thick damn fog. The opposing sides have decided to call a truce and end the war to confront the threat of humanity's annihilation. They have formed the Death to Monsters Alliance. Before long, the US joined the alliance, and then the rest of the world. For the first time, all of humanity stuck together. In this war, which came to be called the Last War, the Final War, or the War for Humanity. Even if humanity is united, it's not enough to defeat the monsters. In addition, thousands of other monsters are discovered around the world. After a few weeks, tens if not hundreds of millions of human beings have died. Slowly all chances of victory and rescue are passing. In the Alps, a mountain has collapsed from which a giant monster has emerged. It was heading for the sea, for Venice. Against it stood the forces of Italy, Austria-Hungary and Germany. As the war rages on, a small international scientific team tries to recapture the last hope where it all began - a secret French bunker. They wanted answers to several questions. What did they research, where did the monsters come from and is it possible to kill them?