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

"So... what kind of people were those who disappeared?"

As Yunyu strolled around the factory, she casually asked a question.

His gaze swept over the surrounding ruins and the uncollected personal belongings in the corners, all of which spoke of how sudden the disaster had been.

Captain Ozaki and the other team members walked beside him, and after hearing this, they remained silent for a few seconds, their voices somewhat low:

"The majority are adults, or more precisely, adult men."

Yun Yu paused for a moment.

"That vanished light wasn't random," Captain Ozaki continued, a barely perceptible hint of anger in his voice.

"It's as if it selectively wiped out the most combative people in the world. The young and middle-aged men disappeared the most, followed by other adults, and the elderly who couldn't offer much despair, leaving only..."

She paused, glanced at Risa who was distributing food to the children in the distance, and softened her voice:

"The rest are mostly women, and a large number of children."

Yun Yu didn't say anything, but continued walking forward with her brows slightly furrowed.

"And it released monsters in every city," Captain Ozaki's voice continued.

"It's not just one or two, it's in every city."

A monster roams the city, and those who hide live in constant fear, never knowing if they will be discovered the next second, never knowing if they will survive tomorrow, like...like livestock being slaughtered by it.

After listening to Captain Ozaki's explanation, Yun Yu basically figured out the reason why the Baltan aliens did this in an instant.

He stopped and stood beside a broken steel beam, nodding thoughtfully.

First, eliminate the most rebellious young and middle-aged men, so that the remaining people lose their most direct fighting force and protectors.

Then leave behind the women and children. Women are relatively weak, and children have no ability to resist. Such a group is most prone to despair and is also the easiest to control.

By releasing monsters into each city, it's like putting a "butcher" in each "farm," creating a continuous stream of fear and despair for the Baltan aliens to absorb.

This plan is indeed perfect.

Unfortunately, the Baltans overlooked two things.

First, even among women, there are those like the defense team in front of us. None of them are weak. They pilot construction site mechs, wield rudimentary weapons, and protect the children and survivors of an entire outpost from the threat of monsters.

Secondly, although children can bring more despair, the fear and helplessness of children who have lost their parents, starving children, and children shivering in the dark are indeed the most intense nourishment for despair.

But conversely, the innocence of children is the source of even greater hope.

They will believe in the light, they will believe in Ultraman, and they will still say things like "Ultraman will protect everyone" even in the darkest times.

This pure and unadulterated hope is something that dark creatures like the Baltan aliens could never comprehend.

Thinking of this, Yun Yu's lips curled up slightly.

He glanced at Captain Ozaki and noticed that her expression was off.

Indeed, no one would be in a good mood if they knew that they and the people around them were just a "desperate breeding ground" raised by monsters.

"Think positively," Yun Yu said, her voice soft yet carrying a strange sense of calm.

"As long as the children are still alive, there is hope."

Captain Ozaki turned his head and glanced at him, saying with a hint of sarcasm:

"You're really optimistic."

Yun Yu didn't care about her sarcasm. He was about to say something when his eyes suddenly lit up, as if he had discovered some treasure. He quickly walked to the side and squatted down.

Captain Ozaki and the other team members were stunned for a moment, then followed, and saw Yun Yu squatting on the ground, pointing to a tender seedling that had just broken through the soil in a crack.

It was a tiny sprout with only two leaves, a vibrant green, emerging from a crack in the concrete. Its slender stem swayed gently in the wind, looking as if it might break at any moment.

But it grew out of that narrow crack, from the ruins where there was no soil, no sunlight, and no water.

"Look," Yun Yu said, pointing to the tender seedling, her tone earnest yet gentle.

"These children are just like it, they look small and weak, as if a gust of wind could break them, or a step on them could destroy them."

But look at it, it can grow even from a crack in the rock. As long as it gets a little sunlight and a little water, it can survive and grow.

He looked up at Captain Ozaki, his eyes shining:

"Children are like that; they are the tender seedlings sprouting anew in this world, new hope. As long as they are here, this world will not truly die!"

Captain Ozaki looked at the tender seedling, then at Yun Yu's serious profile, and was speechless for a moment.

The wind blew across the ruins, and the tender seedlings swayed, but did not break.

"Moreover," Yun Yu stood up, dusted off her hands, turned to look at Captain Ozaki and the team members behind her, and her tone suddenly became exceptionally serious:

"I will do everything in my power to protect you before I fall."

This sentence was spoken calmly, yet it carried an unimaginable weight.

They were stunned for a long time.

In the gloom and cold of the apocalypse, they felt...sunlight for the first time.

It was so warm, like a ray of sunshine suddenly streaming through a window in winter, like holding a cup of hot water in your frozen hands, like seeing a light shining in the distance after walking for a very long time in the dark.

Captain Ozaki looked at the excessively young man in front of him, and seeing the calm yet serious expression on his face, the corners of his mouth finally curved upwards slowly.

"Let's go eat," she said, her voice much gentler than before. "Risa should have already prepared the food, right?"

"That's great!" Yun Yu's eyes lit up instantly, his previous serious and earnest demeanor vanishing completely. He clutched his stomach:

"My stomach is growling!"

He was genuinely hungry. He hadn't eaten anything since transmigrating, had fought a fierce battle that had depleted his energy reserves, and had just spent ages showing off in front of the kids. His stomach was practically bursting with hunger.

If he hadn't been so busy, he probably would have gone to find something to eat long ago.

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Meanwhile, high in the sky, inside the Baltan aliens' spaceship.

The Baltan alien sat in front of the control panel, his three eyes fixed on the large screen in front of him.

The screen displayed a detailed data analysis of Ultraman Sirius. Through the advanced detection equipment on the spaceship, it had thoroughly investigated the background of this suddenly appearing Ultraman warrior during the battle.

It looked at the strings of data on the screen, its expression unusually serious.

Well, the numbers are just average.

Compared to those Ultra Warriors who seem to have superpowers, they are utterly mediocre.

However, the Baltan aliens' gaze fell on the "total energy" item, and their eyes narrowed at the same time.

This guy has incredibly strong energy.

Moreover, his energy attributes are very mixed; it doesn't seem to be the energy of just one person, but rather a mixture of the energies of many people.

Dude, this guy's been paired up with by these guys, right? Why is the energy so chaotic?

In addition, this guy's colors are so flashy, he doesn't look like those red and silver-colored slickers from the Land of Light at all.

The Baltan alien stroked his chin and pondered for a while.

He's not from the Land of Light. His stats are mediocre, but his energy is abundant. He can even travel through time and space to get here. Just who is this guy?

Regardless of its origin, mediocre stats are mediocre stats.

No matter how much energy you have, it's useless if you don't know how to use it.

I watched the battle just now. Sirius's fighting style, how should I put it, was very solid, but also very ordinary.

There were no amazing moves, no incredible abilities, just fighting honestly and winning honestly.

Such an opponent is somewhat interesting, but not enough to make it feel threatened.

Thinking of this, the Baltan alien breathed a slight sigh of relief, leaned back in his chair, and his eyes once again revealed that cat-and-mouse smile.

It extended its finger and slowly pressed a button on the control panel.

"Now, let me slowly see your limits, Ultra Warrior." The Baltan alien's voice was deep and playful, like a child who had finally found a new toy.

Then, it finally couldn't suppress its laughter and started to laugh strangely, its eyes flashing with a cruel light, which looked particularly eerie in the dim spaceship.

The author has revised the "Great Battle of Time and Space" chapter again. Except for two chapters with images, the rest are now text. You can take a look, and it's still going strong:

Episode 8 of Sirius, Silver Dragon King

Episode 9 of Sirius, The Golden Dragon King

Episode 10 of Sylvia, The Golden and Silver Dragon Kings

Ultraman Sirius: The Super Ultra Ten Brothers.

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