Ultraman: It turns out this is the easy mode.

The controversy surrounding Ebolon cells has now come to a complete end.

From the initial cell escape and parasitism to the weapon fusion into a monster, and then to the fierce battle with the Kirieloids, the whole process was full of ups and downs, but fortunately it did not cause wider destruction of cities or plunge the Earth into an irreparable danger.

From Earth's and Cui Ming's perspectives, in the end, nothing too serious happened, and everything ended smoothly within a controllable range. They even unexpectedly gained a controllable gun-wielding monster as combat power.

Of course, this easy conclusion that "no major problems have occurred" only applies to Choi Myung, the GUTS team, and the survivors on Earth's side.

For the Kirieloids who managed to escape the combined onslaught of the gun-wielding monsters and the EDF forces, and are now huddled in a dark, damp corner of an abandoned sewer on the outskirts of the city, the situation is entirely different. They have not only lost the new base they built by exhausting their clan's savings and even mortgaging their primal potential for loans, but also lost most of their elite members. Now they can't even find a safe place to hide, and can only wander like stray dogs, constantly on guard against being discovered by the Victory Team or the EDF forces, living in constant fear.

"Damn Ebolon cells! These parasitic idiots, no wonder they're brainless primitive creatures!" A Kirieloid whose chest was still oozing pale purple primal energy clutched his wound with a stiff hand. The intense pain made him grimace, his voice trembling slightly from furious roars and deep-seated fear. "Our entire Kirieloid race, from top to bottom, avoids anything that belongs to Storm One. We even detour around his territory, let alone touch his things. What have they got the guts to parasitize that guy's weapons?!"

To be honest, it's no wonder the Kirielod people were so furious, and it's also no wonder they avoided all of Cui Ming's belongings, to the point of being terrified of even mentioning them.

The main reason is that Cui Ming, codenamed "Storm One," was never a normal human being in the eyes of these alien races that invaded Earth; he was a monster that overturned their understanding of the world.

What kind of good person has this kind of mental state? During the day, he calmly handles all kinds of sudden monster incidents as the advisor of the GUTS team, and his combat power is ridiculously strong. When it's time to sleep and rest at night, while others are recovering their strength, he directly constructs battlefields in his dreams and fights fiercely with all kinds of top powerhouses in the universe, as if he never knows fatigue. What's even more outrageous is that when he encounters a dangerous situation, he not only doesn't dodge or avoid it, but his eyes light up and he actively goes for the thrill, as if danger itself is his source of fun.

Especially the way he looked at his collection of weapons, that almost obsessive fanaticism and cherishing, every time the Kirieloids secretly observed this scene, it made their scalps tingle and their backs go cold.

Long ago, the Kirielod people had reached an ironclad consensus: under no circumstances should any of Cui Ming's treasures be touched, especially his weapons collection, which he regarded as his life.

Who knows if Cui Ming, with his terrifyingly abnormal mental state, might have hidden some unpredictable and bizarre contingency plan in his weapons? Or perhaps he used his ridiculously powerful mental strength to enhance these weapons with some terrifying and unpredictable trick?
If they accidentally touched it, they might trigger a deadly trap at any time, and they wouldn't even know how they died, let alone have anyone to complain to. Now, witnessing firsthand the tragic end of the Eboron cell parasitic weapon being controlled and ultimately becoming a tool for killing, the surviving Kirieloids were even more convinced of their initial judgment. They secretly rejoiced, while simultaneously feeling contempt for the Eboron cells' stupidity: "See! What did we say? We predicted this outcome!"

Anyone who touches anything from Storm One never ends well!
These idiots are completely courting death!
"What a bunch of hopeless idiots!" Another Kirieloid, leaning against the damp wall, spat out a mouthful of bloody saliva upon hearing his companion's curses, his tone filled with undisguised contempt and disdain. "Even if you want to find a powerful vessel to parasitize and enhance your strength, there's no need to go after Storm One's weapons! There are plenty of things on Earth that you can parasitize! Even possessing the head collection room of that woman Lindis, those monster heads used to show off her achievements, would be a hundred times stronger than possessing Cui Ming's weapons! At least those heads wouldn't turn around and control them!"

But these surviving Kirieloids will never know that their seemingly "well-intentioned" complaints and suggestions were completely off-target, and could even be said to be pushing the Eberon cells into an even more terrifying abyss—they simply did not understand that the monster heads that Lindis collected, which seemed to be just spoils of war, would not amount to anything even if they were successfully possessed by Eberon cells, and would instead end up in utter ruin.

After all, Lindis, who has managed to establish herself on a perilous Earth and collect so many monster heads as trophies, is no soft-hearted person.

She installed miniature, high-energy self-destruct devices in every monster head she collected using extremely sophisticated technology.

This device is not only extremely sensitive, but it can also accurately detect the intrusion of foreign energy entities. Once it detects that an external energy entity such as Ebolon cells is attempting to parasitize or damage the skull, the device will activate immediately within a thousandth of a second.

At that point, let alone using the head's power to cause trouble, the Eberon cells will likely be completely annihilated instantly by the high temperature and pressure energy generated by the self-destruction, leaving not even a trace of cell residue.

If the Eberon cells had actually listened to the Kirieloids' "advice" and impulsively provoked Lindis's collection of heads, they would have ended up a hundred times worse off than they are now, imprisoned and exploited, without even the chance to struggle or cry out.

However, at this moment, neither the Kirieloids who were hiding in the sewers and barely surviving, nor the Eberon cells that were firmly imprisoned by the gun-wielding monsters and were about to be researched and utilized by Cui Ming, could have imagined this.

The Earth's water is far deeper than these invaders imagined.
No, we have to get away from here.
This place is awful! It's got a huge, damn big problem!!! (End of Chapter)