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

Inside the Dragon's Might, Changze tensed instantly, his voice urgent: "Captain! We must rescue Sirius! We can't just stand by and watch him be bound by the monster!"

He no longer wanted to experience the despair of losing his comrades.

Captain Sato stared at the unusually calm giant on the screen, remained silent for a moment, and then spoke in a steady and firm tone:

"Trust our comrades..."

On the mudflats, even though tentacles were wrapped around his waist, Sirius showed no reaction, gently enduring it all.

When Pelagus slammed down its giant claws again, Sirius simply used his hand, covered in blue energy, to steadily block the heavy blow and deflect the attack.

Then, he slowly raised his other hand and touched his color timer.

Om-!

A clear starlight slowly emanated from the timer, and then Sirius held a wisp of gentle starlight energy in his palm and gently pushed it toward the enraged and agitated Pelagus.

There was no explosion, no high temperature, no hostility, only a warm beam of cell conversion light that slowly enveloped Pelagus's massive mutated body, soothing it little by little.

  

Golden light enveloped the giant beast, and dark green mist emanated from its body.

Under the extremely soft yet intense light, the Pelagus became even more translucent, and Sirius felt a sudden brightness before his eyes, his vision completely shifting.

The battlefield, the waves, and the sound of the wind all around faded away.

He transformed back into Yun Yu's appearance, standing in a boundless, clear, and transparent blue space.

Just as he was wondering, a clear voice, carrying endless pain, slowly echoed throughout the entire space:

"Why are you stopping me, Person of Light? It's humans who are recklessly polluting the ocean. I'm going to punish them, why are you stopping me?"

"Because they didn't do anything wrong." The moment the voice finished speaking, Yun Yu shook his head. He raised his head, looked around, and said with a firm gaze:

"All I wanted to do was protect the innocent."

He knew that Pelagus's anger was never unreasonable.

It was because the factory was illegally discharging highly toxic wastewater day and night, which polluted the sea. This highly toxic wastewater even invaded the legendary gentle sea god, turning the gentle guardian into a violent beast.

No matter how reasonable the pain or how justified the resentment, it should not be vented on the innocent.

The sins of an individual should not be paid for by the group, and the greed of evildoers should not be paid for by kind-hearted ordinary people!

"I know you are in pain. I know clearly that it is human greed that has polluted the ocean and that humans have turned you into this state."

Yun Yu stared directly at the flowing blue light deep within the space, recalling Su Mo's story about Shawei Village and how she knew him, and remembering Grandma Zhongwei's kindness. His tone was sincere and solemn: "But the ones who did wrong were never the villagers of Shawei Village..."

They have lived by the sea since childhood, and it can be said that they are people who live off this sea. They hope that the sea will return to its former state more than anyone else.

Those who will stop at nothing to gain profit should be punished, and they will certainly pay the price.

If you want to make a few people pay this price because of their sins, no matter how justified your reasons may be, I will stop you!

After Yun Yu finished speaking, the entire space fell silent for a while. After a long time, the flowing azure light slowly gathered and took shape.

As the water shimmered, a water spirit formed from seawater appeared before Yun Yu's eyes. Its body radiated a clear and soft blue light, but some dark green marks still lingered around it.

The water spirit hovered silently in mid-air, its clear gaze carefully scrutinizing the boy before it, and said, "Why are you stopping me for the sake of some unrelated human?"

Upon hearing this, Yun Yu was slightly taken aback, then a gentle smile spread across her eyes as she slowly spoke:

"Because on that shore, someone owes me a meal, and there is an elder waiting for me to visit her home next time. I don't want the sea that has accompanied her since childhood to become a nightmare she can never return to."

This simple and pure reason made the water spirit pause for a moment.

After a moment of silence, the blue light surrounding her softened, the remaining dark green dissipated, and she finally smiled with relief, her ethereal voice gently echoing:

"I understand what you mean, People of Light. I just hope that you can restore this sea to its former state."

And... remember your promise.

Just as Grandma Nakao described:

As long as the person who made the mistake feels remorse, promptly picks up the debris thrown into the sea, restores the ocean's cleanliness, and sincerely repents and apologizes, the surging waves will instantly subside.

The sea has returned to its calm and clear state, the storm has subsided, and it is as gentle and unharmed as it was at the beginning.

The gentle and kind sea god in legend ultimately chose, just as the legend says, to let people make amends for their mistakes.

The bright light suddenly flashed again!

The blue space instantly collapsed and dissipated, and the view returned to the real battlefield.

Sirius still stood on the mudflats, with the tentacles of Pelagus still wrapped around his waist.

At this moment, the sea god had also shed his violent nature.

The enormous, mutated body began to slowly dissolve, and layers of deep blue seawater flowed slowly along the mudflats, gradually merging into the nearshore waters. The tentacles wrapped around Sirius, after turning into seawater, directly entered Sirius's body.

Only the dark green industrial waste liquid from the factory, which stained its body, remained quietly on the beach, conspicuous and glaring, proclaiming its undeniable wrongdoing.

As the sun sets, its warm orange glow spills across the sea.

Sirius looked down at the toxic waste residue scattered on the ground, then looked up at the distant, smoke-filled chemical plant, lost in thought.

Finally, he looked at the Dragon Might mech in the sky, nodded, and his entire body transformed into countless tiny starlight particles, drifting away with the wind and quietly disappearing into the twilight sea breeze.

The storm has passed, and the tide has calmed.

The enraged sea god Pelagus finally forgave the innocent and returned to the sea to slumber.

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The evening breeze, carrying the salty scent of the sea, swept past the village entrance. Yun Yu stood on the embankment, her gaze fixed on the dark sea in the distance, lost in thought.

"That's good. We'll just have to wait for the CEA to finish investigating this factory." Su Mo, standing beside her, turned off her phone screen, stretched her shoulders and arms, and gently yawned, letting out most of the tension she had accumulated throughout the afternoon.

"I really didn't expect that Ultraman Sirius wouldn't destroy the Sea God in the end, but instead seemed to have redeemed it." Su Mo, who had watched the whole battle, stood beside him, looking at the watermarks left on the beach, and sighed softly.

Hearing this, Yun Yu glanced at the dark green stains on the beach, remained silent for a moment, and said with a hint of melancholy, "Perhaps Sirius also knows that the fault lies with those profit-driven factory owners, not the sea god himself, which is why he showed mercy..."

Seemingly sensing the melancholy in Yun Yu's tone, Su Mo turned her head to look at Yun Yu.

The twilight bathed the young man's handsome profile. His gaze towards the sea was filled with sorrow, his brows slightly furrowed. Seeing Yun Yu's expression, she smiled, her eyes crinkling slightly.

"So, according to you, Ultraman Sirius is really gentle."

Hearing this, Yun Yu was a little stunned. His first reaction was that Su Mo was praising him, but then he remembered that he was Yun Yu now.

Just then, the evening breeze suddenly swept over with salty sea fog, causing Su Mo's long hair to gently brush against his forearm, bringing him back to his senses.

Su Mo seemed oblivious to her hair's "mischief," or perhaps it was intentional, instead leaning closer to Yun Yu, her smile softening, her voice as gentle as twilight falling on the sea: "But I feel like he's not as gentle as you..."

The words had barely left his lips when the wind blew by again, and the words that were about to come out stuck in his throat. A warmth that even the evening breeze couldn't dispel crept up his ears.

He subconsciously looked away, his gaze falling on the undulating waves in the distance, but his heartbeat became erratic with the sound of the tide.

There was no more sound beside them, only the evening breeze carrying sea air swirling around them.

Su Mo stood quietly beside him, their shoulders almost touching.

The streetlights at the village entrance came on, their dim yellow light casting long shadows that overlapped quietly on the sand.

These two dialogue scenes have really been polished for me for a long time. In fact, I had already finished writing them before 3 o'clock, but I was still very dissatisfied with them, so I polished them until now, and that's how this version came about. I wonder what everyone thinks?

This book now has a 9.4 rating. Finally, thank you all for your support, thank you for waiting so long, and thank you for all the suggestions you gave me. Love you all!