What? Ultraman is lifelong?

Gaigula, Masaki Keigo, and Tregear, these three people have a certain special status in the Okuten Universe. Behind this special status is a special charm that is very rare in the Okuten Universe.

The three of them, as people who have had encounters with "light", can actually be considered anti-heroes in a small part of their lives.

However, in most situations in their lives, they should be regarded as rebels of the light attribute camp.

And rebellion always has a group of followers.

As rebels, they challenged the established authority, rules and values ​​led by the Kingdom of Light and Ultra Spirit. They demonstrated an individual's pursuit of freedom, independence and personality.

They themselves may not be aware of those messed up things, but they have indeed demonstrated a unique personality and courage that belongs only to them.

Originally, Zero was a rebellious alien in the Kingdom of Light, but after standing in front of these three people, Zero was like a "perfect" hero.

In fact, this guy Zero is indeed a true hero.

No matter who is in the Okuten Universe, the hero who saved countless universes,

Or the one outside the script, the hero who allowed Tsuburaya Company to earn money to support its livelihood without the need for TV preparation.

All in all, from Zero's heroic perspective, there is nothing to question.

Even if he had a bit of the rebellious spirit rarely seen in the Land of Light, that kind of Zero was at most just a perfect hero.

Became a rebellious hero,

And rebellious heroes are actually more heroic than perfect heroes, because they are more real.

Masaki Keigo, Gaigula, and Tregear, in their own ways, demonstrated their talents in eliminating harmful substances from the universe, and based on this, they challenged Zero.

Generally speaking, if other Ultramen were faced with such a situation, they would probably say silently, "You did a good job. This is what the Ultraman spirit pursues, the protection of the universe."

If other Ultra warriors, such as the Ultra Brothers, would most likely adopt an attitude of encouraging "environmental protection" and generally classify the actions of Juggler, Masaki Keigo and Torrekia as "the prodigal son's return".

Then begins the happy ending.

But Zero is different. As an imperfect hero, he does not look at the world from such a high perspective. On the contrary, after seeing the results of mutual learning between Keigo Masaki and others, he decisively gave up his position.

"It's not fair! You, Jagger, Tregear, and that guy called Masaki Keigo! The three of you worked together and surpassed me! This is not fair!"

"Oh~" Tregear looked at Cero in some surprise, "The three of us can't be considered as your 'friends' of the Kingdom of Light. We cooperate with each other and make progress together. Do you have to care about such things?"

Zero was choked by Tregear, and then immediately counterattacked, "I don't care about 'friends' or not, I just know that you are doing good things, and if it is a good thing, I can also cooperate! I can also make progress!"

The successful cooperation between Keigo Masaki, Jagger, and Tregear reflects the charm of their personalities, and behind this charm, their talents are revealed.

But just like them, Zero also has his own unique charm and the talent behind this charm.

Before anyone else could react, Zero walked towards Masaki Keigo, who was closest to him, and began to quietly ask him about the method of creating the light particle 'life form'.

As an experienced warrior, Zero could see at a glance that this method of combat was very effective in some battles, especially when facing huge or small enemies.

"Humph! Since you've asked, I can still give you some advice!" Masaki Keigo snorted coldly, and then began to try to express his own thoughts.

Although this technique may seem insignificant, it is much more special than those techniques of the Kingdom of Light.

Zero adjusted his mentality very well. He soon felt that he was not at a disadvantage. It seemed that everyone in this fourth dimension was a talent.

He felt like he could really learn a lot here, and it was super interesting.

Masaki Keigo and Zero were communicating with each other there, while Castor was satisfied with the obviously cleaner environment and the rather bizarre scene around him, enjoying the quietness of the moment with great interest.

At the same time, Gagra walked up to Torrekia and asked quietly, "Why are you here? I heard from that guy Castor that you joined TPC? Shouldn't you work hard in TPC? Or do you also think that human society is a bit complicated?"

"What do you mean? You should have joined the armory by now, right?" Tregear looked at Jagger with a strange look. "You're not tired of human life on this Earth and want to go to TPC, are you?"

"How is that possible! Although I also feel the beauty of human society, I probably won't find another Earth to live on for a long time!" Although Gagra's voice was not loud, his tone was firm. Then, he saw a rare 'me too' expression on Torrekia's face.

Jagger turned his head and glanced at Masaki Keigo cautiously, then nodded to Tregear, "So, the reason you're still here is because you're tired of life on Earth, right?"

Tregear shrugged, "I like the world on Earth where everyone is crazy, but I don't like the direction of their madness.

Their lives are not something that we immortals can continue to live on."

Gagula glanced at Castor who was sitting in the corner watching the show, sighed and said, "I didn't feel anything on Earth, but after staying in the fourth dimension for a while, I realized that I might still be suitable for the universe."

Tregear nodded without saying anything. The smile Sawai gave him before he set out to the fourth dimension flashed through his mind.

That’s right, because he joined TPC on impulse, Sawai became his direct superior.

At the beginning, Torrekia was very interested in human society and had a good impression of Sawai, a somewhat legendary earthling.

However, when he really put on the TPC uniform and became a part of TPC, everything changed.

As a TPC member who actively joined TPC, Torrekia inevitably encountered a problem that all TPC members would encounter.

That is, extremely long working hours and endless meetings that are annoying.

Torrekia was very curious about how humans could complete such a huge evolution with such a short lifespan, so he was curious at first. However, when Torrekia really began to command humans to develop the solar system, he realized that some things were better not to figure out personally.

When Tregear saw the work plan sent to him by his subordinates, he felt for the first time that the Kingdom of Light might have made a mistake.

"Humanity is the Kingdom of Light's ally in the future of the universe?"

Haha, with this kind of work intensity, if there really comes a day like that, Torrekia thinks that humans may really realize the Emperor's dream of sending the Ultraman clan from the Kingdom of Light to mine.

Because for humans, the best way to use the Ultraman clan from the Land of Light is to mine.

Tregear had seen the utopian world of the Kingdom of Light, the military empire like the Empire, and countless well-organized worlds planned by supercomputers.

However, he had never seen a civilization like the Earth, which was almost using its limited time to seize unlimited time.

The vast majority of civilizations in the universe, whether they are ruled by high pressure, loose rule, or even have no concept of rule, whether they are carbon-based life forms, silicon-based life forms, or pure AI-made life forms, whether they have a lifespan of hundreds of years, thousands of years, tens of thousands of years, or only a few decades,

Basically, all the civilizations that Tregear had seen that were able to understand the universe knew one thing.

They all agree on one thing: compared to the universe, the length of civilization is too short. Even with the best planning, it is not enough for civilization to compete with the universe for development time.

Or, to put it more simply, the cosmic civilization in Torrekia's memory generally only does two things:

One is well known, that is the foundation of civilization, survival,

The other one is a more abstract "a goal".

For example, the Kingdom of Light and the Empire, their goals are very clear, one is universal peace, the other is to rule the universe,

For example, other civilizations either occupy a planet or develop a technology.

In short, no matter how big or small it is, in Tregear's memory, generally speaking, a civilization will only prioritize survival and one other thing, even if that thing seems to be 'big' and includes many things.

But humans are different. On this small planet, there is no such concept. They will set many goals at once. Some of these goals have a sequence, while others have no sequence at all. It can even be said that there is no logic at all.

What's even more outrageous is that humans will not pick out those that seem more reasonable, but will choose a lifestyle that Tregear finds hard to accept and start all plans at once.

In just a few days, Torrekia summed up a small purpose of human civilization. The purpose of this civilization can be summed up in one sentence: time is money, and money is life.

Torrekia did not intend to comment on the institutional problems in the human world, but in his mind, the answer to another question was solved, that is, why in the universe of the Kingdom of Light where he was born, the Earth civilization has unknowingly become an important force in the universe.

You know, during the Ultra Brothers era, Earth was just one of countless low-level civilizations. In the eyes of the people of the Land of Light at that time, Earth was just a little "special", a little "familiar", and had nothing to do with being powerful.

However, at the time when Zero debuted, human civilization had already become a well-known civilization in the universe and a friend of the Kingdom of Light.

You know, in the era when humans still needed the protection of the Ultra Brothers, there were countless civilizations more powerful than humans.

But in just a few thousand years, or at most tens of thousands of years, humans have been able to develop to this point.

Before this, Tregear actually didn't understand how humans did it.

Then, after working on Earth for a while, Tregear understood.

Time, as a concept that is not so 'real' in the three-dimensional world, is actually not so deeply felt by most beings in most civilizations.

Just like the royal planet Ganon where the World Tree is located, the people there have lived for so many years, but they don’t have much of a sense of the passage of time. The planet where each generation of queens lives actually doesn’t change that much.

It was like L77 ruled by King Arus, where the people lived the same life every day, singing praises to their royal family, and no one felt any discomfort.