"Captain, is Earth trying to save itself?"

After Xiong Er deciphered the frequencies of all the recent natural disasters, he took the data and walked up to Captain Sato.

He walked much faster than usual, and the printing paper in his hand was crumpled.

Captain Sato looked at these frequencies, his already furrowed brows furrowing even deeper.

He took the document and looked at it carefully line by line. He knew that the calm of the past month or so was not a good thing.

The monsters stopped appearing, and the aliens became quiet. Apart from the inexplicable increase in asteroid fragments, this calm was highly abnormal, like the deathly stillness before a storm, suffocating and oppressive.

After the events involving the sea god and the so-called earth god, they strengthened their monitoring of these natural disasters.

We monitor all the available indicators 24/7, updating the data every five minutes, just in case something suddenly pops up one day.

Xiong Er even moved his bedding to the monitoring room, eating and sleeping in front of the screen until his eyes were almost tired.

In the past two weeks of monitoring, they suddenly discovered that these natural disasters have shown a strange pattern.

It's not random, it's not natural.

The entire Earth is like a plucked musical instrument, with every string vibrating at the same frequency, so perfectly synchronized that it defies all natural laws.

After monitoring and cracking the code, Xiong Er's team finally cracked it this time.

The Earth is using its own energy to save itself!

The entire planet is trying to build a defensive line at frequencies that humans cannot understand, in order to resist some kind of approaching threat.

It is possible that the amount of energy is conserved, and the total energy of the Earth is fixed. When a large amount of energy is diverted to "self-rescue," there is not enough energy to maintain the natural balance, which is why natural disasters begin to occur frequently in various places.

Earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, and typhoons are not disasters themselves, but rather the "rear emptiness" that occurs after the Earth has "deployed its forces".

The planet is instinctively protecting itself, like a creature that senses a threat, tensing every nerve.

Upon learning the answer, Sato decisively ordered a state of combat readiness, ready to face any impending crisis.

Just as CEA entered a state of combat readiness, Yun Yu once again arrived in that world of despair in her dream.

This was the seventh time he had dreamed of this world.

Just like the previous six times, he was bound by something high in the sky, suspended in the dark red sky, like a butterfly pinned to a specimen board.

What bound him was not rope or chain, but an invisible and intangible force, like an invisible net, enveloping his entire body and rendering him unable to move.

He could see monsters ravaging the ruins in the distance, and a few scattered humans trembling in the corners, but there was nothing he could do.

Watching a building collapse under the monster's feet, watching a street be swallowed by black mist, watching a young man holding an iron pipe who tried to resist being crushed by the monster's foot.

He didn't want to continue like this.

If he really couldn't do anything, he wouldn't be in this situation.

But he is Ultraman Sirius, and he clearly possesses the power to protect others!

In the first six dreams, he could even sense that if he could break free from this constraint and descend to the ground, he could briefly stop all of this.

Even if it's just repelling a monster, saving a few people, or giving those in despair a little bit of breathing room.

You clearly possess the ability to protect others, but you can only watch—what kind of person are you?!

This is worse than killing him.

Yun Yu struggled frantically in his restraints, pushing his internal energy to its limit. Blue light flickered on his body as he tried to break free of the invisible bindings.

But the restraints were like cotton; the more force he exerted, the stronger the rebound. No matter how much he struggled, his body remained motionless, as if welded to mid-air.

Sweat slid down his forehead and dripped down his cheeks, evaporating in the dark red mist mid-air.

His breathing became more and more rapid, but the restraint did not even crack.

At that very moment, the Sylvias astrolabe shone with dazzling brilliance.

The astrolabe attached to his chest was like a blazing star, its deep blue light piercing through the constraints of the dream, like a scorching knife, forcefully cutting into the invisible force binding him.

Yunyu felt that the things binding her had loosened a little.

It's not an illusion; I really feel relaxed.

Under the light of the astrolabe, the cotton-like binding material developed fine cracks, and the force of the rebound weakened somewhat.

It's like a door that was originally completely still, but finally a crack was pried open.

As the Sylius star disk shone, the Baltan aliens, who had been sitting in the spaceship high in the sky, seemed to have sensed something and laughed excitedly.

He jumped up from his chair. He had been waiting for this day for far too long. Ever since he first detected the faint fluctuations of the spacetime barrier half a month ago, he knew that something was coming.

Six times, a full six times, each time making him more certain that this was the final piece of the puzzle he was looking for.

And now, the puzzle is finally complete.

"It's here, it's here, the light has finally come, and the last piece of the puzzle is finally complete."

The Baltan alien's voice trembled slightly with excitement. He looked at the approaching dot of light on the screen and gave a twisted laugh.

He had made extensive preparations for this moment, and he had even prepared a special "gift" for this "new friend," all in preparation for his arrival.

"Welcome to my world, Ultra Warrior," Baltan said softly, his finger slowly tracing across the control panel before finally pressing a button.

"I hope you'll like everything I've prepared for you."

Suddenly, a crack appeared deep within Yunyu's main universe with a "sizzle," and purple arcs of electricity crackled and leaped at the edge of the crack, as if the universe had been ripped open.

The next second, hundreds and thousands of small spaceships of various shapes swarmed out of the crack, like wasps whose nest had been disturbed, rushing wildly in all directions.

Some spaceships circled the perimeter briefly before hastily returning, their bottom tractor beams resembling outstretched hands, abducting various strange life forms along their path.

Amidst this chaos, several spaceships did not participate in the hunt. Instead, they changed direction, their engine exhaust trails leaving long streaks of light, and hurtled straight toward Earth.


Finally, thank you everyone for your support and patience. Love you all, meow Ciallo~(∠・ω<)⌒☆】

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