We asked you to make tokusatsu films, and you actually became Ultraman?

The air in the Hawaiian restaurant run by Dan Moroboshi is quiet and gentle.

A gentle breeze blew across the windowpane, soothing the lingering noise after the city's battle, but it couldn't dispel the heavy sense of oppression in everyone's hearts.

Hokuto Seiji sat at the dining table, listening to the fragmented account of the entire battle by the office worker Yun. After a long while, he let out a soft sigh, his eyes filled with heartache and emotion.

"What a good child..."

A simple sentence contains endless regret and recognition.

Knowing the road ahead was fraught with danger, Sirius fought with all his might until the very last moment, even if he ultimately turned into a cold stone statue.

The bird standing nearby listened in a daze, unable to recover from the shock for a long time.

He is now just an ordinary caddie at a sports field in this city, living a simple and mundane life. He has long forgotten his former dream, and such a grand thing had nothing to do with him.

But today, someone suddenly told him that in countless parallel worlds, he was also Ultraman. Such words were something that Asuka couldn't accept at all.

"But this is just too unbelievable." Asuka scratched his head, his tone full of confusion: "Saying we're Ultraman or something... I'm just an ordinary caddy, nothing special. I don't seem to have anything to do with giants who save the world at all."

I rested my chin on my hand, my expression calm and composed, and slowly began to analyze:

"No, according to probability theory, there are countless possibilities in parallel worlds. Perhaps in a certain parallel universe, we really are the so-called Ultra Warriors."

Just as the atmosphere was beginning to ease, Fujimiya suddenly stood up from his chair, his hands braced on the table, his expression cold and indifferent, carrying his usual aloofness and rationality.

"If you specifically called me here just to make this kind of vague joke, then I don't think there's any need to continue this conversation."

As a scientist, Fujimiya never believed in empty talk, but only in evidence and facts. In the absence of scientific evidence, the so-called parallel world was nothing but empty talk in his eyes.

Dan Moroboshi's gaze turned serious as he looked at Susumu Hayata beside him and asked earnestly, "Susumu, are you sure you saw it with your own eyes? That child turned into light?"

Faced with Dan Moroboshi's question, Susumu Hayata nodded emphatically without the slightest hesitation, his eyes filled with unwavering certainty:

"I'm sure I saw it with my own eyes!"

I witnessed that boy transform into a giant and fight. Most importantly, the boy who turned into light looked exactly like this young man before me, without the slightest difference.

As the most respected among the four, Hayata Susumu's words naturally carry a certain degree of credibility.

After listening to Hayata Susumu's words, Hideki Go remained silent for a moment, then gently placed his hands on the table and said, "Since Susumu saw it with his own eyes, I naturally believe him."

"But what about the evidence? What evidence can prove it?" Fujimiya remained realistic.

All eyes turned to the office worker Yun.

Upon hearing this, the office worker Yun did not hesitate at all and revealed the Sylvia star chart on his chest.

"This is what Sirius left behind; this is the best proof!"

At this moment, the Sylvia star chart is dim and without light. All the stars on the entire chart are silent, without any of their usual brilliance, but it still does not look like an ordinary object.

Fujimiya stared at the dim Sylvia chart for a long time, then looked at the eyes of the salaryman Yun. His tense expression relaxed slightly, and his originally firm denial softened.

  

He strode out, walked straight to the office worker Yun, and sharply examined the star chart before slowly speaking:

"If what you say is true, then the hospital ward surveillance footage can completely corroborate the truth of everything."

At this point, Fujimiya paused slightly, his tone remaining calm and sharp, getting straight to the core issue:

"But even if everything is true, do you know what to do? Do you know how to break the seal and rescue Sirius, who has turned to stone? And how can you awaken the sleeping light within us all?"

The sharp and direct questions instantly weighed on the overworked office worker, Yun.

The office worker Yun was slightly taken aback and subconsciously clenched the Sirius Star Chart on his chest.

He was filled with the obsession to save Sirius, but when he asked himself honestly, apart from the voice in his heart telling him to go to the hospital to find Daigo and Hayata, he knew nothing else.

He possessed the light entrusted to him, but had no way to save it.

Seeing his bewildered expression, Fujimiya already knew the answer and gently shook her head.

"There's no point in aimless discussion here. Instead of wasting time, I'd rather go back and do my own research and verification."

After saying that, Fujimiya said no more, turned around and walked straight out of the Hawaiian restaurant.

Yes, staying here to engage in aimless, empty talk is completely meaningless.

Even if Sirius gives his all in the end and entrusts his last remaining light to himself, what then?

Ultimately, I am just an ordinary office worker, plain, powerless, and useless. I have no ability to carry this light, let alone save Sirius, who has turned into a stone statue.

Feelings of depression and self-doubt surged up, almost completely engulfing the "corporate slave" (a term used to describe someone who is overworked and overworked).

Just as he was about to give up on himself, the Sylvias astrolabe he was holding suddenly began to move.

The first two stars remained lifeless and dim, devoid of any light. Only the third star gently lit up with a faint, shimmering light, softly yet resolutely.

The faint starlight twinkled, inexplicably drawing Yun, the office worker, back to the night he first met Yun Yu.

Memories surfaced quietly. The night was gentle, and Yun Yumei's warm and healing smile held up a photo she had taken. Looking intently at herself, she whispered, "I think you're amazing..."

Before Daigo could even offer a word of comfort, the previously bewildered office worker Yun suddenly raised his head, a rekindled unwavering light shining in his eyes as he looked at everyone before him.

"I will definitely find a way! Please, everyone, wait for me a little longer!"

His youthful stubbornness and tenacity were fully displayed in this moment.

Even if the road ahead is unknown, even if there is no clue, even if he is all alone, he will never give up on Sirius, who is sleeping in the ruins.

He didn't want the boy, who had been transformed into a bronze statue, to stand alone forever amidst the devastated ruins.

He refused to accept all the expectations placed upon him by the boy, and in the end, he accomplished nothing.

He was even more unwilling to watch the world gradually head towards destruction, to watch all the beauty vanish, and to be unable to even protect the people he cherished and loved.

Seeing the indomitable light in his eyes, Hayata couldn't help but smile with satisfaction, his eyes full of approval:

"That's right, that's what young people should be like: unafraid of the unknown ahead, holding firm to their beliefs, and never giving up."

The office worker Yun was slightly stunned. Before he could recover, Hokuto Seiji had already stepped forward, gently patting his shoulder with his broad hand, his tone both gentle and stern:

"We will wait for you here safely. Go and find the answers boldly. We'll always be here."

Dan Moroboshi laughed heartily upon hearing this, and looked gently at Daigo, Asuka, and Gamu beside him, saying:

"Haha, it's not just us old folks; these little guys will be here waiting for you to come back too, right?"

The three of them, Daigo and Dan Moroboshi, felt a sudden jolt as their gazes swept over them, as if they were being watched by a jeep. They quickly nodded emphatically, not daring to hesitate in the slightest.

The office worker stood there, looking at the gentle faces in front of him, and his nose tingled slightly.

A thousand words stuck in my throat, my mouth opened and closed repeatedly, I didn't know how to express my gratitude, I didn't know how to convey the emotion in my heart.

After a long silence, he bowed deeply to everyone present and gave a solemn bow.

As she straightened up, the office worker Yun turned and walked out of the restaurant, ready to find her own answers.

"Wait a minute, Yun-kun!" A gentle voice suddenly rang out, and Daigo quickly called out to Yun, the corporate slave who was about to leave.

The office worker paused, then looked back.

Backlit, Daigo revealed a warm smile, and his gentle voice slowly rang out:

"If you can't find the answer right now, please keep trying!"

[Let's start the challenge! If this paragraph gets over 50 comments, I'll add one chapter; 150 comments, I'll add two chapters; 350 comments, I'll add three chapters, with a maximum of three chapters. I can't handle more than that.]

This dialogue scene took a long time to write, so the update is a little late. Thank you all for your understanding, love you all!