What? Ultraman is lifelong?

"In other words, if you don't have special equipment, we on Earth can also prepare special equipment for you, as long as you trust me."

Ya Ma looked at Castor lying on the ground for a while without saying anything. He just took out a pair of strange-looking single-sided glasses from his pocket and clicked them a few times.

Then, with a rapid "beep, beep, beep" sound, Ya Ma's hand trembled slightly, and then he silently took off the single-sided glasses, put them in his pocket, and said to Casto,

"I now believe that you are qualified to represent humanity and reject our management, but I am beginning to doubt whether you were the one who destroyed Daisymania."

"Of course not. I can prove this with the light in my hand and the corpse of the Decima alien that I kept deep in the North Pole of the Earth."

flax:.

Living Dead:

"What should I say? Should I call you the living dead or the messenger? Are you interested in swearing in and joining our Earthlings' TPC camp now? With your appearance advantage, you don't even need to make any preparations. I can issue you an ID card and let you become one of my protectors."

The man who claimed to be from the planet Rajchi and was called the Living Dead, looked like a middle-aged man, but was called a messenger by Ya Ma. He hesitated for a while and said, "If you really want to find a suitable name, you can call me a biochemical robot."

Casto:?

It's hard to say which one is a better choice between this name and The Living Dead. No matter how I look at it, it feels like these two names can't be properly pronounced.

Ya Ma watched quietly, Castor lying on the ground and the living dead standing beside him chatting here without paying any attention.

Finally, Yam felt a sense of shame, turned around and left, walking towards the settlement where the aliens were.

Yam: I can't beat them, but I can beat you?!

"So, how strong was your fighting ability just now? That guy has seen all kinds of monsters." The zombie said to Castor tentatively.

"You have so many electronic devices in your body. Just as you said, aren't you a cyborg? Don't you have some energy detection devices built in?"

"Oh of course I'll see how to start it. If you want to say that, you should."

"Forget it, don't look at it. I can only say that if it were me, that Desimania, I could kill dozens of them in one go.

In a sense, except for those dark rulers or Matrix Sophia, I can already walk sideways in this universe.

"And if you really investigate the history of how we, the Earthlings, founded the TPC, you will realize that if we want to do something, we can make that Yam truly join us without him even noticing."

The living dead opened his mouth. He suddenly felt that he had no way to refute what Castor said.

After all, anyone who truly understands the various powerful beings on Earth will realize that, in fact, it is the existence of Earthlings that has bound those powerful giants of light.

If there were no humans on Earth, these giants of light would be able to do whatever they want in the universe, and few people would be able to stop them.

After all, not only are the combat capabilities of these giants of light top-notch, the fact that they can grow bigger or smaller is also quite extraordinary.

Besides, he had to admit that based on his knowledge of TPC history and modern Earthlings, he could guarantee that as long as these Earthlings were willing, at least half of the special investigators, if not all of them, would be tricked away by the Earthlings.

After waving his hand to let all the police officers around him disperse, Castor crossed his hands and rested his head on a small curved hill on Mars, looking at the Earth quietly, and said to himself,

"Come to think of it, this seems to be the first time I have ever been like this, lying outside the Earth, quietly looking at the so-called mother planet Earth."

"Really? This is really surprising. I thought a giant of light like you would be used to this kind of thing."

Castor shook his head and said in a complicated tone, "I don't know if you biochemical electronic people can understand that for us carbon-based creatures, some things are difficult to explain.

On the one hand, this may be a phenomenon based on our physiological conditions, various hormones, which make us feel a different kind of emotion when we see the earth."

"I can't fully understand, but I understand what you mean." The Living Dead took over Castor's words and said seriously, "I am just a living cyborg, not a complete robot. Moreover, even if I am a robot, not all of them are cold and cruel.

As far as I know, some so-called high-IQ behavioral robots will actually use electronic signals at certain moments to unconsciously simulate the physiological reactions that you mentioned only belong to carbon-based organisms. "

"I'm glad you understand, but I don't think physiological factors are the key to the emergence of this emotion."

Castor said to himself, "Although humans have not officially left the Earth yet, humans have been aware of the emotions that arise when leaving their homeland since ancient times. In that era when people ate raw meat and drank blood and could not explain it physiologically, human civilization had already taken a different path in studying their homeland.

Attachment theory, familiarity and security, cultural identity and belonging, childhood memories and emotional experiences, and the psychological concept of "homesickness."

"According to these basic theories of mankind, as long as an intelligent life form has the most basic emotions and the concept of 'home and hometown', it is inevitable that they will develop this emotion called longing after being away from their hometown for a period of time."

The living dead looked at Castor's voice getting smaller and smaller, "It's just that the time may vary from person to person. For Earthlings like us at this stage, if we leave Earth for a while, we will start to miss home.

For some living beings, perhaps only when they are about to die will they think of their so-called hometown. "

Castor looked at the living dead who understood and didn't understand, sighed, and explained seriously,

"According to attachment theory, people develop deep emotional connections with specific people, places or things as they grow up. This connection gives people a sense of security, belonging and self-worth. Hometown, as an important environment for a person's growth, carries a large amount of personal memories, emotional experiences and social relationships, and therefore becomes an important object of attachment in people's hearts. When leaving their hometown, people experience the loss of their attachment object, which triggers homesickness.

At the same time, hometown is a familiar environment for people, and a familiar environment can bring people a sense of confidence that "everything is under control". In their hometown, people are accustomed to the local lifestyle, cultural traditions and social norms, and this sense of familiarity makes people feel safe and comfortable. After leaving their hometown, facing an unfamiliar environment and culture, people will feel anxious, uneasy and out of control, and thus miss the familiarity and sense of security of their hometown even more.

Then, hometown is not only a geographical concept, but also a cultural belonging. In hometown, people's cultural identity is the main body, and they share similar cultural traditions, ideas and values. After leaving their hometown, people may feel that they have become "others", marginalized or excluded. This loss of cultural identity and lack of belonging will intensify people's attachment to and nostalgia for their hometown.

Then, hometown is mostly the place where everyone lived in childhood, and the memories of childhood are mostly happy, beautiful and impressive. Homesickness can activate these beautiful memories deep in people's hearts and secrete pleasant and warm feelings. Therefore, hometown is a place full of warmth and memories for many people, and they will miss and be attached to it even more after leaving.

Finally, excessive homesickness is known in psychology as "homesickness". This is a form of normative psychopathology that reflects a person's attachment to their family, native culture, and loved ones, as well as their ability to regulate their emotions and adapt to new things. Symptoms of homesickness include depression, anxiety, etc., which can affect an individual's physical and mental health and social functioning in severe cases. "

"Is that so? This is a really fascinating field of research. People on Earth today are really..."

Castor shrugged and did not continue the conversation. The whole conversation was silent for a while. Then, Castor heard the other party speak again.

"Mr. Castor, I heard that a civilization in the universe seems to have been targeted and destroyed recently. Is it possible that the Decimania incident this time is actually a derivative of this kind of thing?"

Castor was stunned for a moment, then shook his head. "I don't know, but it's not very important to me. In comparison, I am more curious about the motivation behind this behavior pattern."

"What? What's behind it?" The living dead looked at Castor with some confusion.

"In this vast universe, if there are small kings of civilizations due to interests between one civilization and another, that is, between two civilizations, or between several civilizations, I actually have no interest in them at all. As long as they don't interfere with the Earth, their life and death are of no importance to me."

Castor said something indifferently, which was not in line with the spirit of light at all.

"But." Castor pointed to the starry sky above Mars, then looked at the living dead, "If it was a premeditated, targeted elimination of certain civilizations, then everything would be different."

"I still don't quite understand. What do you mean?"

"I have seen many people who want to eliminate special cosmic civilizations on a large scale. At least I have heard of many of them. Do you know their reasons?"

The living dead shook his head, looked at Castor, and asked in confusion, "What's the reason?"

Castor thought about it, and countless mental illnesses of Openg flashed through his mind. He sighed and then said to himself,

There is no wrong version in the 6 book forum!

"What kind of demand is this? It's about revenge on the universe. It's about taking revenge on one or two people by ruling the universe. It's about showing your anger at the mistakes of the universe."

"In short, there must be a logic behind them that seems absurd but is self-consistent."

When Castor said this, he turned his head and gave the living dead a brilliant smile. "Don't you think that the story behind this kind of thing is the most fascinating?"

At the same time, on the other side, Special Investigator Ya Ma was speaking.

"It has been confirmed that not only the biological weapon Decimania was destroyed, but also the Decima aliens who originally controlled Decimania were destroyed."

At the intersection of the aliens and TPC on Mars, Yama was announcing the intelligence obtained by his special investigators.

However, those around him who were summoned by him did not show any surprise on their faces.

Obviously, after an explosion like that, any normal person would be able to guess that there would be such a conclusion.

However, Yam's speech was not over yet.

"As we all know, not long ago, an unknown force appeared in the universe and was clearing out certain civilizations. We have not yet found the pattern of their clearing out civilizations, but we have reason to suspect that this attack is also part of the overall plan."

"In order to prevent accidents and to prevent panic from spreading in the universe, we have blocked Mars' external communications. And you are not allowed to leave here until we complete our investigation and make sure there will be no bigger incidents."

The aliens who came here, hearing the words of the special investigator, dared not speak out, and then they all looked at the host of this place, TPC from Earth. They hoped that as the master of the solar system, they could do something.

But at this moment, Ya Ma's next words made these people in the universe feel a little helpless.

"Earthlings, according to records, you have become powerful enough to protect yourself and others in the universe. Although your powers are very special, the news from above shows that some of you already have the ability to maintain peace in the universe with us."

"Although we will not accept you into the team of special investigators, as a part of the universe's peace, you have the same authority as us."

"This also means that on Mars, you also have the right to investigate all aliens."

Following his words, the TPC people who were originally somewhat dissatisfied suddenly quieted down, because they understood the value of the other party's words.

The Earth's civilization is very strong, which can be seen from the power of various supermodels that the Earth can mobilize.

But the Earth is very weak, and the core civilization of the Earth has just started. Even if it continues to develop beyond its level, it is impossible to make up for everything they need at once, such as the cosmic-level civilization database.

But now, the other party's intention is to give them such an opportunity to invade all the alien spaceships present in a fair and legitimate manner.

Ya Ma looked at Iruma Hui, his eyes suddenly revealing a trace of respect that he himself did not notice, "In exchange, I hope that before we leave, your Earth civilization will also maintain the same attitude as us and not leave Mars."