Ultraman: It turns out this is the easy mode.

This scene is so subversive that it's hard to believe. What should have been a wild and untamed ancient beast now exudes a strange and comical sense of refinement.

Horii, a core researcher at TPC, also rushed over. When he saw the Tyrannosaurus Rex, this fat man's mouth dropped open, his eyes widened like saucers, and he almost dropped his tablet. He had only one thought in his mind: Holy crap, this is awesome! It really is a Tyrannosaurus Rex! And it's incredibly intelligent! Its appearance would make it seem like a research genius from outer space!

Just as everyone was still in shock, the Tyrannosaurus Rex spoke up, uttering fluent Common Earth language in a calm yet somewhat reserved tone: "Hello, actually, I don't really have a name. During our imprisonment by the Naga, if we randomly chose a name or showed any signs of self-awareness, they would discover that we had intelligence and then subject us to cruel purges... But if you'd like, you can call me Abba."

These words once again plunged everyone into silence. Even Sawai and Yoshioka were stunned for a few seconds before they came to their senses.

Aba seemed unconcerned about the reactions of the crowd and continued, "The Naga ships I piloted back have all had their core permissions unlocked, and all location tracking and self-destruct programs have been cleared. You can arrange for personnel to take over and conduct research at any time."

As it spoke, it first lowered its head slightly, its huge head swaying gently as if considering its words. Then, its massive body slowly crouched down—the movements were slow and careful, each joint turning with deliberate gentleness, as if afraid that its enormous size would frighten the humans around it. Even its tail lay obediently on the ground without wagging at all.

It tries to lower its posture and minimize its visual oppressiveness in order to convey a gentle and harmless signal.

Then, it raised its head, its black-rimmed glasses shifting slightly with the movement. It gently adjusted the glasses with its small hands, its tone sincere, yet tinged with barely concealed trepidation and anticipation, adding, "Please rest assured, I truly mean no harm. Our dinosaur race has suffered terribly under the control of the Naga for years, and we're long tired of being manipulated and oppressed. Now that we've finally regained our freedom, we just want to find a peaceful place to live, so we desperately hope to form an alliance with humans. After all, we've been away from Earth for far too long; our current home is nothing like what we remember, everything feels incredibly unfamiliar. Moreover… those monsters that have thrived and evolved on Earth are far more powerful than we remember. Their attacks are cunning and ferocious, and with our current stagnant evolutionary state, we simply cannot cope alone, let alone survive peacefully. Without human protection and help, we will most likely repeat the same mistakes and become prey for those monsters."

Looking at Aba, who was adopting an extremely humble posture, and recalling the dinosaur clan's plight mentioned in Cui Ming's communication, Zei slowly nodded and replied solemnly, "Hmm... we understand your situation. We will seriously consider the alliance and hope to have more in-depth communication with you."

Upon hearing Sawai's response, a glint of light flashed in Aba's eyes, which were perched on his glasses. He nodded slightly and said nothing more, simply squatting quietly in place, waiting for further instructions from the humans.

The TPC staff around them gradually recovered from their shock and began to whisper among themselves about the amazing, highly intelligent Tyrannosaurus Rex. The atmosphere in the docking area became lively again, now tinged with curiosity and anticipation for their unknown ally. On the other side of the docking area, Director Sawai, along with his core staff, was having an in-depth conversation with Aba, who was squatting on the ground, inquiring about the specific situation of the dinosaur group and their detailed demands for an alliance. A number of curious TPC staff members surrounded them, creating an atmosphere that was both serious and filled with novelty. Amidst this lively yet solemn exchange, Cui Ming quietly retreated to the side, where he happened to run into Captain Jujian Hui, who was arriving on her way.

Wearing a smart Victory Team uniform, Megumi walked up to Choi Myung's side. Her gaze first swept over the highly intelligent Tyrannosaurus Rex not far away, a hint of surprise flashing in her eyes. Then she turned to Choi Myung, her tone a mix of helplessness and amusement, and said, "Choi... you really do bring unexpected surprises every time you come back." From destroying the Shadow Clan's stronghold to bringing back the Naga's core technology, and now bringing back a highly intelligent Tyrannosaurus Rex in a white lab coat and glasses, every action Choi Myung has taken has exceeded everyone's expectations.

Upon hearing this, Cui Ming smiled easily, scratched his head, and said with a hint of self-satisfaction, "Hehehe, isn't that obvious? After all, we're going on a mission, so we have to get something out of it." His tone was very casual.

After all, the more difficult battles have already been fought.
After laughing, Cui Ming's relaxed expression vanished. He leaned closer to Ju Jianhui, lowered his voice, and his tone became serious: "To be honest, those Naga people are actually quite formidable. Their spaceship technology and genetic modification techniques far surpass many of the alien forces we've encountered before. Moreover, they can control dinosaur populations to cultivate war monsters. If we had given them more time to grow and expand, the consequences would have been unimaginable once they had fully consolidated their power. Fortunately, our operation was timely this time, directly destroying their base and leaving them no chance to expand."

Upon hearing this, Megumi nodded slightly, her gaze becoming serious: "Hmm..." She was well aware of the dangers posed by the growing power of extraterrestrial forces. The reason Earth had been able to survive peacefully amidst various threats over the years was due to its timely responses and counterattacks.

After a few seconds of silence, Kijima looked at Choi Ming and, recalling the information she had learned in the previous communication, added softly, "Although your direct destruction of the planet where the Naga stronghold is located sounds somewhat shocking, even beyond the scope of a regular mission." After all, the act of destroying a planet is too shocking, and if word got out, it could very likely arouse the vigilance of other alien forces.

But as soon as she finished speaking, her tone became firm: "However, it was the Naga who struck first. They actively abducted dinosaur populations, bred war monsters, and attempted to invade Earth, which already crossed the line. What you did was to completely eliminate the threat and protect Earth's safety, and there's nothing wrong with that." Megumi Kijima always stood on the side of protecting Earth. Regarding this provocative alien force, she agreed that a strong response was necessary; only by thoroughly inflicting pain could a deterrent effect be achieved.

Cui Ming felt a warmth in his heart at Ju Jianhui's understanding and nodded, "It's good that you understand. I know that destroying a planet is a bit extreme, but a gentle approach is simply ineffective against an ambitious and ruthless race like the Naga. Only by completely eliminating their forces once and for all can we prevent further trouble." He paused, then turned his gaze back to Aba not far away, "Moreover, with the help of Aba and the other dinosaurs who understand the Naga, we can deal with any survivors in time."

Following his gaze, Megumi looked at the Tyrannosaurus Rex earnestly communicating with Sawai and nodded slightly. "With their help, it certainly saves a lot of trouble. I hope this alliance with the dinosaur tribe will bring new benefits to Earth." The two stood side by side, their eyes fixed on the bustling exchange center, both feeling a greater sense of hope and caution for Earth's future safety. (End of Chapter)