Ultraman: It turns out this is the easy mode.

Alien Beasts are terrifying beings that like to lurk in the darkness and absorb human fear to enhance their own power. They are extremely elusive, leaving only endless panic and destruction in their wake. For a long time, humans have been helpless against them and can only struggle to hide in fear.

However, this time, they encountered an unprecedented enemy, a being that made them tremble from the bottom of their hearts—Cui Ming.

If faced with a hundred or even a thousand ordinary human enemies, they would not be afraid at all. With the power gained from absorbing fear, they would be able to easily crush these enemies.

However, Cui Ming is unlike any of the enemies they remember. Whether it is a human warrior or a powerful apostle, they all have their own emotions and weaknesses, but Cui Ming is different—this thing has nothing to do with humans at all!
The alien beasts were filled with confusion and fear. They simply couldn't understand why Cui Ming was getting more and more excited as he killed them! There was no fear or hesitation in his eyes, only pure killing intent. The more he killed, the brighter his eyes became, as if killing them was not a burden, but a pleasure.

No, brother! Please don't do this, we're scared. The alien beasts howled inwardly, experiencing for the first time a fear that penetrated to their very bones, a fear far more intense and desperate than the human fears they had absorbed.

That's right, the once fearsome alien beast is now truly afraid, afraid of Cui Ming, who doesn't play by the rules and exudes deadly killing intent.

Cui Ming is a pure being, without complicated thoughts or superfluous emotions, with only one thought—I'm going to fucking kill you all! Whether it's alien beasts or apostles, as long as they threaten him or hinder him, he will not hesitate to attack, no matter what.

It was this pure, extreme killing intent, this relentless, all-or-nothing attitude, that utterly terrified the alien beasts who were used to fear. They even began to instinctively avoid Cui Ming's presence, no longer having the courage to come out and absorb his terror.

Moreover, the alien beasts discovered something even more terrifying—their activity was firmly confined to the territory of Japan. No matter how much they struggled or tried, they could not break through this invisible barrier and were trapped in this area with nowhere to escape.

All of this was orchestrated by the Great God Noah. The Great God Noah had long been aware of the threat posed by the alien beasts and was also aware of Cui Ming's style of doing things. In order to prevent the alien beasts from escaping and harming more humans, and in order to allow Cui Ming to more efficiently suppress them, he secretly set up a barrier to restrict the alien beasts' movements, trapping them in this fixed area and cutting off their escape route.

In a corner of the operations room, two staff members whispered amongst themselves during a break from their work, their voices tinged with a barely perceptible sigh: "The acting commander lately..."

Upon hearing this, another staff member quickly nodded in agreement, a hint of emotion on his face: "Ah, that's right. They're always out hunting those alien beasts, they're almost never free, they're always in the areas where alien beasts might appear."

"That's terrifying." The former sighed softly, his tone full of complexity, his eyes unconsciously drifting towards the door, as if Cui Ming could appear at any moment.

"It is quite scary," the latter nodded in agreement, his tone ambiguous and his eyes somewhat evasive.

"I was referring to alien beasts," the former quickly added, his tone carrying a deliberate emphasis, as if trying to cover something up.

The latter raised an eyebrow, looked at him, and said with a hint of teasing and understanding in his tone: "Could I possibly say that Cui is acting as commander?"

The two staff members exchanged a glance, both seeing a tacit understanding in each other's eyes. They didn't continue, simply shaking their heads slightly before quickly returning to their work. Yes, they both knew the other was referring to Choi Myung. That deliberate addition earlier was merely a tacit cover-up.

After all, compared to the ferocious but traceable alien beasts, Cui Ming is more terrifying—his ruthlessness, his decisiveness, and his relentless pursuit of alien beasts are far more chilling than the oppressive feeling they bring.

Choi Myung paid no attention to the whispers and thoughts among his staff, and was completely unaware of them. Such trivial emotions and discussions were foreign to him.

Cui Ming had only one thought, a pure and simple one: Where are the alien beasts? How many are there? How can we kill them the fastest and most thoroughly, leaving no hidden dangers?

Even monsters that needed to be dealt with before, or remnants of the apostles that occasionally appeared, Cui Ming could put them aside for the time being and deal with them later.

However, Cui Ming was determined to eliminate the alien beasts completely, leaving no room for leniency whatsoever. No matter how much time and effort it took, he would eradicate them entirely.

Even Dark Zagi, who had been lurking in the shadows, looking for an opportunity to bewitch Cui Ming and cause trouble, was completely driven to despair.

It screamed and raged inwardly, filled with bewilderment and despair: "Damn it, Noah doesn't pay you a salary, so why are you being so enthusiastic?! Is it really necessary to fight these alien beasts so relentlessly? They won't even give you a chance to seduce them, it's driving me crazy!"

Actually, even after being rejected many times, Dark Zagi did not give up completely. It was still unwilling to give up and tried to bewitch Cui Ming in various ways—either by tempting him with power or by interfering with him with dark energy—in an attempt to shake Cui Ming's will and make him accept its power and become its host.

However, it soon realized that it was completely wrong and had underestimated Cui Ming's obsession.

As a result, the moment Dark Zagi tried to penetrate Cui Ming's consciousness, he was enveloped by an extreme killing intent—Cui Ming's mind was completely blank, filled only with: kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill!!! That pure and extreme killing intent surged towards Dark Zagi's spiritual body like a tidal wave, without the slightest hesitation or wavering.

Indeed, Cui Ming was not only not bewitched by Dark Zagi, but instead mentally corrupted Dark Zagi. Its endless obsession with killing was like a thorn stuck in Dark Zagi's mind, causing even the accustomed Dark Zagi to shudder.

After this ordeal, Dark Zagi gave up completely and never tried to bewitch Cui Ming again—it finally understood that the man in front of it had only one thought in his mind: "to eliminate the threat." Any bewitchment or temptation would be pale and powerless in the face of his killing intent, and would even only be influenced by his obsession.

Damn it.
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