What? Ultraman is lifelong?

Castor's new ideas for the Interstellar Alliance, especially the idea of ​​allowing Earth humans to give full play to their "instincts" and demonstrate their talents in the universe, did indeed arouse the interest of Seven and Hikari, and also filled Torrekia with curiosity.

Essentially, the three of them have seen the "magic" of humans. They all know that when the Ultraman family and humans become one, they can produce miraculous power.

From this, they also hope that the miracles that come from human emotions, imagination and the favor of the universe can also bring some help to other civilizations.

Seven glanced at Hikari and Tregear, two blue tribe members born in the Science Bureau, and suddenly whispered to Castor, "I remember that Director Hikari has his own business on Earth, right?"

"Well, I should say Yamanaka. He has become a representative of late bloomers on Earth and a very well-known genius scientist." Hikari nodded. "I gave Yamanaka three days off. During these three days, he can do what he likes. After three days, I will return to Earth.

In fact, Yamanaka should be hoping that I can go back now. After all, the Earth's plasma spark tower research still needs me. If I'm not here, Yamanaka will probably be torn to pieces by other Earth scientists."

Castor looked at Hikaru with some surprise. He only knew that Hikaru was still studying the plasma spark tower on Yamanaka's body, and he didn't know that things had developed to this point.

In a sense, Castor felt that Hikaru had begun to "take over" the members of the mountain team little by little.

"Don't look at me like that. I gave Yamanaka a chance. I asked him if he would be willing to sacrifice himself to help me if I could design a device that could give all mankind endless resource possibilities."

Hikaru half raised his head and said with some emotion, "Although that guy in the mountains has a bad temper, a bad brain, and is a little neurotic, he really hopes to help others."

Castor opened his mouth. He couldn't imagine the guy in the mountain wearing a white coat. Seven turned his head and looked at the young Torrekia. "Torrekia, you should be very busy, right? Things on the Empire side. If Castor is not here, you should be responsible for a lot of things, right?"

Tregear was stunned for a moment, then nodded, "Yes, Mr. Seven, I don't know when little Mefilas will return to the Empire from the Kingdom of Light. During this time, I am the only one left in the lineage of the evil generals. In order to ensure Mr. Castor's work, I must stay in the Empire."

Castor frowned and looked at Seven who looked like Tuan Moroboshi. If Seven was a conspirator, then the conversation just now could make him think of many things. But it was obvious that although Seven was good at scheming, he was not a conspirator in the true sense.

As expected, after confirming that Hikari and Tregear, who knew Castor's idea, had their own things to do, Seven immediately said to Castor, "Brother Castor, what are you going to do? Can you leave the Kingdom of Light part of this matter to me? I really want to fight alongside humans again."

The corner of Castor's mouth twitched. He suddenly realized that if this opportunity to fight alongside humans happened in other places in the universe, no one would care. However, they were from the Land of Light.

"Are you sure, Seven? As far as I know, Zoffy has been looking forward to the day when humans can have a voice in the universe, and Jack has even become one with humans. As for Ace, let alone him, he is still on Earth and has not returned yet."

"Don't tell them yet." Seven, who appeared as Morohoshi Tuan, clasped his hands together excitedly and made a begging gesture, "If big brother and the others knew about this, it would definitely not be my turn."

Castor thought for a moment, then suddenly closed his eyes and said something that no one else could understand, but Tregear seemed to be thinking about it. "Wait a minute, the guy should be the one to cooperate with humans."

Everyone hadn't reacted to what Castor meant, but the next second, Castor opened his eyes again, and then everyone suddenly felt that Castor's temperament suddenly became lazy, and even more than that, Castor, who originally stood in the gym with a human appearance, suddenly gave people the feeling that he was a native of Earth.

He looked at the surrounding imperial scenery with some curiosity, and gave Tregear an intriguing smile. Then, Castor said to the others in a different tone, "Don't think about who will be handed over to this matter later. What we should think about now is what group of people should be targeted when this matter is implemented."

"What do you mean?" Although Seven felt some changes in Castor, he did not continue to investigate after confirming that the person in front of him was still Castor. Instead, he was puzzled by Castor's words, "What do you mean by .Targeting which group of people? Isn't the Galaxy Rescue Team forming the Interstellar Alliance to help people in the entire universe?"

"That's a good idea. As a citizen of the Kingdom of Light, you should keep this idea in mind." Castor nodded to Seven, then changed the subject and said seriously, "But things always have a sequence, and not all people and civilizations in the entire universe need the help of the Interstellar Alliance. Otherwise, you are underestimating the Empire and the Kingdom of Light."

Castor led everyone back to Brother Leo who was watching the live broadcast of Wang Li Planet Cannon, and then said seriously, "There are only so many core members of the Interstellar Alliance. Even if the Interstellar Alliance wants to expand, it will take time and sequence. So we must determine from which direction we should expand the first batch of members?"

"First of all, the civilizations within the Empire's sphere of influence and the Kingdom of Light's sphere of influence do not need the help of the Interstellar Alliance, because even when the Empire and the Kingdom of Light are at their weakest, they will protect the minimum life capacity of other civilizations in the dark universe and the M78 Nebula."

Hikari thought for a moment, then said, "Why didn't you mention the Galactic Federation? Didn't the Galactic Federation help its member civilizations?"

"When a member civilization encounters a crisis such as famine or civil unrest, the institutions of the Empire and the Kingdom of Light will provide assistance. Even if it is not the highest authority, their administrative framework will push others to help them for the sake of stability, such as the intermediate civilizations of the Empire, the Silver Crusaders of the Kingdom of Light, or planetary observers.

But what about the Galactic Federation? What will they do if something goes wrong with the member civilizations of the Galactic Federation? "

"It's hard to say. There are many possibilities. The results of a crisis for a large civilization and a small civilization are also different.

If it is a large civilization, in the case of extreme crisis, perhaps out of humanitarian spirit, some friendly civilizations will help them, but they may also be in debt for the rescue, or even more likely, they will be divided up by other civilizations. "As for small civilizations, they will most likely be eaten by large civilizations." Seven, a planetary observer, replied, "As for small civilizations, they will most likely be eaten by large civilizations."

As a planetary observer, Seven feels that the Galactic Federation does help the survival of life within it. The existence of certain institutions does ensure the continuation of life. However, within the Galactic Federation, everything has a price, and those who survive must pay the price.

"So I think that the loose, outdated system of the Galactic Federation doesn't necessarily need to be valued." Castor said this, walked towards the screen, and directly opened the communication with the Royal Planet Cannon.

At this moment, on the screen, the members of the Galaxy Rescue Team were arguing fiercely. They were arguing about many things, from the system to the selection of members, from the location of the future headquarters to the relationship with the Empire, the Kingdom of Light and the Galactic Federation, from their work goals to their ultimate ideals.

In short, the members of the Galactic Rescue Team, who originally only needed to "rescue", now have their own ideas when faced with the framework of the Interstellar Alliance, which seems to be more than just "rescue".

As Castor turned on the communication, a huge picture was projected directly above the Galaxy Rescue Team. They didn't know before that their every move was being watched live. Seeing this scene, they were a little angry, and Red Superman even pulled out his spear in anger.

However, as Castor's voice came, everyone instantly fell silent again.

"Are you guys thinking too far ahead? Shouldn't we first think about where to start with such a small number of people?"

Like Seven and the others, the members of the Galaxy Rescue Team did not understand what Castor meant. However, Castor did not keep them in suspense this time. Instead, he said directly, "The Interstellar Alliance wants to help those large civilizations that are beginning to weaken, or those small civilizations that have just developed, those cosmic civilizations or civilizations with cosmic potential that will be noticed by the Kingdom of Light, the Empire, and the Galactic Federation, or those civilizations that everyone thinks will never enter the universe.

There are also questions such as whether the monster tribe can be absorbed by the Interstellar Alliance, whether the Interstellar Alliance needs to exercise jurisdiction over its members, and if so, how much jurisdiction it has.

Every time Castor spoke, everyone was confused. As he slowly finished speaking, everyone was stunned. They felt that what Castor said made sense.

In fact, Castor is really familiar with this matter.

Castor. To be precise, the red Castor from the neighboring universe who logged in in the consciousness world is indeed very familiar with the current situation.

In his eyes, what is happening now is something he has experienced in a similar version before. He once followed old man Sawai and used the TPC framework to gradually replace the United Nations, and even eventually changed the global landscape.

At this stage, it is still a bit far-fetched to talk about replacing the Galactic Federation with the Interstellar Alliance. However, the establishment of the Interstellar Alliance with the Galactic Rescue Team as the core is essentially the same as when Sawai and a group of idealists established TPC.

There is no essential difference.

Just like the Galactic Rescue Team started arguing with the new system of the Interstellar Alliance, Sawai and his followers had actually been arguing all the time.

On this point, idealists from all over the universe, even from different universes, are the same. They all hope that the wind of peace can spread throughout the world.

But as a person who had really experienced a similar incident, Castor knew that arguing alone was useless. Plans could never keep up with changes, let alone such earth-shaking things. Everything had to start from reality.

Only when things are put into practice will idealists become pragmatic; otherwise they will always argue about whose ideal is "greater".

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While recalling the scene of the quarrel with old man Sawai and others, Castor said to the people inside and outside the screen, "First of all, we must make a point clear. Our first step is very important. The first person we help will determine how others in the universe view us."

"Of course, our ultimate goal is to attract as many civilizations as possible who want the universe to be better. However, we can't do everything at once, so the first step is to make everyone realize what we want to do."

Queen Isana of the Royal Planet thought for a moment, nodded silently to Castor in the air, and then began to organize others to discuss again. Things far away can be left for the future, but there are some things that they must think clearly about right now.

At the same time, outside the screen, Hikari and others also began to discuss. It was obvious that what Castor wanted the Interstellar Alliance to do was different from the Kingdom of Light and the Empire, but it was also somewhat similar to the Kingdom of Light and the Empire.

Castor seemed to hope that the Interstellar Alliance could join their interfering civilization, which was unacceptable to the Kingdom of Light. However, Castor also seemed to hope that the civilizations within the Interstellar Alliance could maintain their independence as much as possible, which was unacceptable to the Empire.

In fact, Castor’s ideas are somewhat similar to those of the Galactic Federation. To be more precise, they are somewhat similar to the original Galactic Federation.

Hearing the discussion of others, Castor nodded, "Yes, the Galactic Federation is a pretty good organization. Their establishment has indeed made the universe a better place. When they were established, they were also considered an advanced organization.

However, in this day and age, as the Kingdom of Light and the Empire have changed, the Galactic Federation has been unable to keep up. Their parliamentary institutions are too complicated, the distribution of internal resources and rights is too unfair, and everyone's hearts are no longer together.

In this case, if they can reform themselves, it is not impossible, but the problem is that on the one hand, we know that they cannot complete self-reform, and on the other hand, with the Interstellar Alliance, why should we go to such great lengths to reform the Galactic Federation? "

Castor was very familiar with the ideas of Seven, Hikari and others. Just like what happened when he followed Sawai, someone once said, why do we have to establish a TPC? Can't we put all these things within the framework of the United Nations?

The answer is obvious. Logically, it is not impossible to reform the United Nations, but in reality, it is simply not feasible.

Not to mention that the establishment of the United Nations was based on the division of the world pattern after the Second World War. The original legal principle of the establishment of the United Nations was not equality for the whole world, but just to prevent something like the Second World War from breaking out again. Otherwise, there would not be such an organization as the Five Rogues.

Just filling the United Nations with the institutions that Sawai wanted was fraught with difficulty. If the new institutions had "power", they would be fought over; if they were "hot potatoes", they would be tossed around.

In this case, radical change is the most convenient and direct option compared to reform.

And similar things are happening in this universe right now, and Castor sees it clearly.

Sure enough, just as Castor was thinking this, the discussion of the Galaxy Rescue Team on the other side of the screen gradually came to a conclusion.

Unlike the previous discussions that were full of arguments, once it came to real things, everyone's opinions began to become very consistent.

Maybe in some directions, the people in the Galaxy Rescue Team have their own ideas. Although they are all idealists, they define their ideals differently.

However, they all have something in common on some key issues, which is why they can stand together.

On the Royal Planet Ganon, Queen Isana, the leader of the current generation of the Galaxy Rescue Team, stood up and bowed slightly to the huge screen in the sky.

Seven, Hikari, the young Torrekia, the Leo brothers, and Castor, everyone outside the screen focused their attention on Queen Isana, who only said a few words.

"If the civilizations that no one notices, the backward civilizations, the lower class civilizations, the oppressed civilizations, the exploited civilizations, and all the civilizations that are suffering are willing to join us, then we will do our best to help them. This is what we hope the Interstellar Alliance can do."