Ultraman: It turns out this is the easy mode.

With Balam easily crushing the Fourth Apostle, the Angel of the Day, the problem of the Apostles is, in a sense, no longer a problem. After all, the Apostles, who were once a major headache and difficult to deal with, can now be defeated by Balam with a single punch, without even a chance to fight back.

In fact, when Cui Ming saw Balam beat the Day Angel to death, he completely understood a principle: numbers really can solve everything! As long as you are strong enough and your numbers are overwhelming, even the most powerful enemy can be easily defeated. So-called mechanisms and skills are all insignificant in the face of absolute numbers.

Having solved the old problem of the apostles, new problems arose one after another.

The apostles aren't the problem anymore, the monsters are the real problem!!!

Compared to the Apostles, the monsters in the sea and on land are far more ferocious and numerous, each possessing absurdly high stats. Even dealing with the Balams requires considerable effort, let alone ordinary combat units. Cui Ming knew that if things continued this way, the monsters would eventually become an even greater threat, and he had to find a way to deal with them in advance.

So, Cui Ming turned around and went to find Nagisa Kaworu—the apostle he had temporarily imprisoned, without harming him, but without releasing him either.

He walked to the room where Kaworu was imprisoned, pushed open the door, and said calmly, "Let's talk, Kaworu. Or rather, the last apostle."

Kaworu sat in the corner of the room. Hearing Choi Myung's voice, she slowly raised her head. There was no hostility on her face, but rather a hint of restraint and grievance. She quickly replied, "Okay, let me say this. I really didn't mean any harm. I never thought of destroying anything, nor did I ever think of being your enemy."

As he spoke, Kaworu looked at Choi Myung, subconsciously narrowing his eyes and even slightly turning his head to avoid Choi Myung's gaze—there was no way around it, in his eyes, the aura emanating from Choi Myung was too dazzling, so bright that it could darken the surrounding environment, and looking at it for even a second made his eyes uncomfortable.

Cui Ming ignored his little tricks and walked straight up to him, asking bluntly, "So, what's the situation with you apostles now? You have no way to deal with those monsters?"

Upon hearing the word "monster," Kaworu's expression instantly changed. His previously calm demeanor crumbled, and he couldn't help but burst into tears, his voice filled with grievance and fear: "We're scared too! Those monsters are so unreasonable! Their strength is ridiculously high; we can't fight them at all. They don't follow any rules; they only know how to destroy and kill. They're just inexplicably powerful!"

It's no wonder that Kaworu was so unsettled; the monsters were simply too powerful. Compared to the Angels, the monsters' stats were ridiculously outrageous. Even the strongest Angels were no match for the monsters. The feeling of being crushed by their absolute power filled every Angel with fear, leaving them without the courage to even resist.

Cui Ming looked at the tearful Nagisa Kaoru without any change in expression, but he already had a plan in mind—the monster that even the Angels were afraid of seemed to be more troublesome than he had imagined. To solve the monster problem, he might really need to rely on the power of the Angels.

Cui Ming looked at Nagisa Kaworu, whose face was streaked with tears and filled with fear, and remained silent for a moment. His gaze darkened slightly, and he slowly spoke, his tone calm yet carrying an undeniable seriousness: "What are these Apostles afraid of?" Hmm.
He paused, his gaze fixed on Kaworu, his eyes filled with inquiry, and spoke again, his tone concise and direct: "Tell me."

Kaworu shrank back slightly under his gaze, wiped away the tears on his face, calmed his surging emotions, and slowly said with an undisguised tremor in his voice, "Actually, if it were an ordinary monster, it would be fine. Even if we couldn't beat it, we could still manage to deal with it and dodge it. But this time is different. It's a kind of indescribable monster. They seem to be absorbing the darkness and fear in people's hearts. The more they absorb, the stronger they become. We have absolutely no chance to resist."

As soon as he finished speaking, Cui Ming's eyes sharpened instantly, and his aura suddenly became heavy. His previously calm face now showed a hint of vigilance and sharpness.

This thing sounds a lot like an alien beast.

He quickly calculated in his mind—the Alien Beasts were best at devouring negative emotions, growing stronger by absorbing human fear, despair, and darkness, just like the monster Kaworu described. If it really was an Alien Beast, then things would be much more troublesome than he imagined. After all, the destructive power of Alien Beasts was far more terrifying than that of ordinary monsters and Angels, and if they absorbed enough negative emotions, the consequences would be unimaginable.

Seeing the sudden change in Cui Ming's expression, Nagisa Kaworu realized the seriousness of the situation and whispered, "Their aura is very strange, unlike ours or ordinary monsters. It's a cold, malicious aura that sends chills down your spine as soon as you get close, amplifying even your deepest fears."

So-called alien beasts are the physical manifestations of alien beast genes that arrived on Earth as aggregates of information, attaching themselves to Earth's life forms. What's terrifying is that alien beasts don't belong to any ecosystem; their sole purpose is to prey on other life forms. Just as the name suggests, they are truly "alien beasts."

They are completely distinct from the monstrous lineage that evolved from dinosaurs in the past. They are darker and more demonic than any monster, preying on humans not only to satisfy their appetite but also to absorb the darkness, hatred, and fear within humans, converting them into power to strengthen themselves.

These beings, completely different from Earth's native life forms, have no fixed form template. Their physical appearance varies depending on the life form they attach to. However, no matter how their form changes, their inherent malice and predatory instincts never change, making them a more threatening existence than apostles or ordinary monsters.

Noah, the great god, is specifically designed to deal with these alien beasts. As a giant of light that transcends time and space, Noah has been tasked with eliminating alien beasts and protecting life since his birth. All the tricks of the alien beasts will be exposed before Noah's power.

Furthermore, Ultraman Nexus, transformed by Cui Ming, also possesses specialized methods for dealing with Alien Beasts. Nexus carries the power of light, enabling it to sense the dark aura emanating from Alien Beasts. Its unique light skills are the bane of Alien Beasts, capable of precisely destroying their core and completely annihilating these dark entities.

Now, Kaworu has personally stated that alien beasts may have already appeared on Earth—something Cui Ming absolutely cannot tolerate. (End of Chapter)