I, Tregear, want to be a good person in my life.

"With your strength, you are more than qualified to join the Space Guard."

"But the assessment of the Space Guard is not just about strength, it also depends on the Ultra Warriors' character and their ability to adapt to changing circumstances."

"Only when your comprehensive qualities in all aspects meet the requirements can you officially become a member of the Space Guard."

Taro spoke to Kirisaki earnestly, and it seemed a bit redundant, but it was exactly what he wanted to emphasize.

Taro was hinting to Kirisaki that the Space Guard was not a place that one could enter just by having the strength, but it also depended on whether one had a pure heart as an Ultra Warrior.

This is also a disguised way of highlighting the key points.

Kirisaki nodded. These requests were not difficult to understand.

Although most of the Ultra Warriors in the Land of Light are pure and kind, in the 300,000 years of history of the Land of Light, there have also been some who were extremely radical and went astray, such as Belia and Torrekia.

and many more!

Tregear is actually me?

That's fine.

"Tregear, do you remember that time when we took the assessment for the reserve team together? I passed, but you stopped there. After that, I took part in the assessment for the Space Guard and successfully passed it." Taro suddenly mentioned the past.

Kirisaki nodded. "How could I forget? You broke the record for the fastest person to pass the Space Guard assessment. You were hailed as the youngest member of the Space Guard in history."

Generally speaking, after joining the reserve team, an Ultra Warrior must practice for at least a thousand years before taking part in the assessment of the Space Guard.

But Taro is different. He has a very good foundation. He comprehended the Stream Ray that best suits him when he was very young, and his cosmic boxing has also reached perfection.

This is something that ordinary Ultra Warriors could never achieve even after thousands of years of looking forward to it.

Therefore, not long after joining the reserve team, Taro directly participated in the assessment of the Space Guard and passed it successfully.

Taro smiled bitterly and shook his head: "I know everyone was talking about my rapid progress at the time, and some even gave me the title of the youngest member of the Space Guard."

"However, they don't know that I almost failed the assessment mission for the Space Guard."

Taro's words immediately aroused the interest of Kirisaki and Hikari.

"Even you almost failed? This makes me suddenly interested in this test." A strange color flashed in Kirisaki's eyes.

Taro, whose father is the captain of the Space Guard and whose mother is the captain of the Galactic Crusaders, is the only son of Ultra Father and Ultra Mother, and the crown prince of the Photon Kingdom. He has an extraordinary comprehension and is improving rapidly...

But even with such multiple identities, he almost failed to pass the assessment. How can people not be curious?

"The assessment mission I accepted requires me to go to a life-bearing planet near the M78 Nebula and destroy a rioting monster."

"That planet is very primitive, and technology is still in its earliest stages. There are many races of intelligent life on it, and they follow the laws of nature, where the strong prey on the weak.

There is a race among them that is very similar to humans on Earth, and I call it the humanoid race. "

"The monster that was rioting was an adult female Red King."

Hikaru couldn't help but ask after hearing this: "From what I understand, King Red has nothing special except that he is a little stronger and has a relatively violent temper."

"With your strength, it would be easy to defeat it, so why did you almost fail the mission?"

Kirisaki had the same question in his heart.

"Because the reason for the monster riot was that the humanoids stole King Red's eggs, cooked them and shared them."

Hearing this, Hikari fell silent.

Kirisaki was also thoughtful.

Taro did not pause and continued to recall: "When I learned the reason for King Red's riot, I fell into confusion."

"King Red is not aimless. He senses danger from those humanoids and wants to make the executioner who persecuted his unborn child pay the price."

"And what's wrong with all this?"

Yes, it is natural for a mother to protect her children, or even to avenge them.

What's wrong with this?

However, the assessment mission issued by the Space Guard was for Taro to kill the rioting King Red.

For the Ultra Warriors who have always represented light and justice, the inner torment and complexity can be imagined.

Kirisaki asked, "So in the end, you still chose to take action?"

Taylor shook his head: "No."

"The individual emotions of the creatures conflicted strongly with the idea of ​​defending justice that I have always upheld. I simply couldn't make the right choice."

Kirisaki nodded to show his understanding.

At this time, what exactly is justice?

Even if he wanted to answer this question, he probably wouldn't be able to come up with an answer that was just right and could convince himself to take action in a short period of time.

"I thought at the time that since this planet follows the rules of nature, then the fittest will survive. As an outsider, the best way for me to do this is not to interfere with the operation of the planet's own laws."

"But the philosophy of our Kingdom of Light to protect the weak tells me that I shouldn't do this."

Hikaru took a deep breath and said with difficulty: "If we don't stop the monsters, the humanoids will suffer huge casualties. But if we protect the humanoids, what does it matter if they steal the monster eggs?"

"I can only say that it's a good thing that I'm just an ordinary scientist and don't have the qualifications to join the Space Guard. Otherwise, I might go crazy because of this."

Kirisaki looked at Hikari meaningfully.

In the original storyline, wasn't it because Hikari couldn't properly balance the relationship between Aberstar and Bogaru that he transformed into the Hunter Knight Sword?

My dear Director, please be more careful.

Kirisaki turned his attention back to Taro.

"How do you finally sort out the relationship between the two?"

Taro's eyes showed a stronger look of reminiscence, as if he was uncovering a past that he did not want to face.

"I transformed myself into a humanoid and escorted them to evacuate while trying to find out who was behind the egg theft. I eventually found that person."

"Under the pressure of the crisis, some of his fellow humanoids condemned him, saying that he shouldn't have stolen the eggs and thus angered the monster; others asked him to confront King Red himself and not to drag down the entire tribe."

"In the end, that person chose to leave the team and face the wrath of King Red alone."

"The enraged King Red knocked down the rolling stone on the hilltop, burying the mastermind who stole the egg.

And I have always chosen to watch and do nothing about all this.”

"But the furious King Red did not give up. He picked up the huge rock that rolled down from the top of the mountain and threw it at the fleeing crowd. I could no longer stay out of it."