Hawks from the Land of Light are calling me a dove and an undercover agent in the chat group.

Bruce stared intently at the chat group, waiting for the hypocritical Kassadin to appear, as if he were facing a formidable enemy, or preparing for battle against the Joker.

But the next second, with the appearance of Kassadin, what he emitted still made Bruce Wayne's pupils shrink suddenly after he had thought about it carefully again and again and tried to consider all aspects!

What Kasa sent was not words, but just a photograph.

A photograph based on a photograph by Miko Yotsuya, depicting "things that cannot be seen"!

Chapter 34 A Day in the Life of an Instructor (Part 1)

"You must always remember that fighting in outer space is not the same as fighting on a planet!"

"When fighting in space, we can more easily receive stellar energy, and our reserves in this area are relatively abundant. We can also evade enemy attacks at will without restraint, making it easy to unleash our true strength. Whether it's a cosmic monster or an alien fleet, the threat to us will be reduced to a minimum."

"However, this situation is rare. Once you join the Space Garrison, seven or eight out of ten battles will take place on other planets, and they will mostly be on alien planets with relatively backward technology and weak physical bodies."

"In this situation, our first priority is not to exert all our strength to defeat the enemy as quickly as possible, but to protect the lives of the weak and the victims! As for their property, while we should not pay special attention to it, we should not sacrifice that property in order to protect ourselves."

"Simply put, when the enemy attacks you in a place on a planet with victims and a lot of buildings, as long as the attack is not strong enough to kill you or severely injure you to the point of losing your chance of winning, and if you dodge it, the victims will die or the buildings will be destroyed, you should tend to use your own energy to block the attack instead of dodging it on the spot!"

"In particular, one should not deliberately use the victim's building as a natural protective shield!"

"For the people on the planet, even if they survive, what will happen if their property is destroyed by the monster? That would be a very painful thing, and we must try to prevent such a tragic situation from happening."

"Did you understand?"

Casarte imparted his wisdom to his students, and looking at the thousands of students, he especially looked at his former star pupil and asked, "Do you know what to do now, Mebius?"

"Huh?" Mebius tilted his head innocently, not understanding why the instructor had specifically called on him, but still responded with a cheerful "uh-huh," "I've got it all, Instructor!"

"Very good, very spirited! Now that you've remembered it, you can't make the same mistake again. Otherwise, if I find out you get scolded for this when you're on duty, I'll hold you accountable, and it won't be so simple then!"

"Yes, Instructor!" Mebius stood at attention, pledging his life, "I promise I won't make any mistakes!"

Kasa nodded. This should prevent incidents like Aihara Ryu's from happening again, right?

Although he, as a hawk, did not like the scene of Aihara Ryu criticizing Mebius, nor did he particularly like Aihara Ryu himself, Mebius's use of the building for protection was indeed inappropriate.

As for why he knows Aihara Ryu?

That's right, he's already watched the tokusatsu show that Hachiman Hikigaya sent him on Ultraman Mebius TV!

After all, there wasn't much to see in the series from the original series to Ace. The relevant experiences were already in the past, and they had all given reports after returning to the Land of Light, so he already knew the general situation. Therefore, he only glanced at those series and, after confirming that these tokusatsu shows were indeed very similar to reality and had reference value, he stopped watching them.

What we should be looking at is the future in relation to the present.

He has successfully compared the current time with the time in the tokusatsu film.

At this point in time, Taro had only recently become a member of the Space Garrison, Ace had been stationed on Earth for some time and had returned, while Taro had not yet been to Earth and was not yet of one mind with Kotaro Higashi.

Kasa never expected that Taro would become the chief instructor of the Land of Light in the future!

It's a pity the TV series didn't say who made this decision, otherwise he would definitely have held a grudge. With Taro's straightforward personality, could he be the head instructor? No way! He simply doesn't have the ability, you know? He doesn't know how to teach at all!

To be precise, Taro is good at training students, and he would be an excellent instructor for a branch of teaching students how to improve their skills. However, he is just too straightforward and doesn't think much about himself, let alone how to teach others.

Just like a future senior who has been stationed on Earth, this kid must have the awareness to protect the victim's buildings as much as possible. However, he can only do it subconsciously and cannot summarize it into a theory to teach his students. As a result, Mebius was publicly insulted by Earthlings. Even without watching the DVD, Kasa believed that if Taro were to be the instructor, such a mistake would really happen.

If it were up to him to decide, Taro would be the perfect candidate to lead the elite troops, taking on terrifying monsters that have committed heinous crimes, while also serving as a branch instructor. This would maximize his potential.

In any case, Kasa has no intention of resigning from his position as chief instructor.

Currently, in the entire Land of Light, there are not a complete lack of suitable replacements for his position, but there are too few. Everyone is busy, and if he were to step down, the future of the next generation would be truly worrisome.

Of course, the stories in these DVDs are not entirely true to reality, and there will be some discrepancies, so he will not believe them all, but only take them as a reference.

The biggest discrepancy is, for example, in the Ace TV series, the captain was killed by Hipporito.

In fact, although the captain was indeed defeated by the Hipporito aliens, there were many reasons for it. On the one hand, the captain was dealing with the remnants of the Baltan alien alliance at that time, and on the other hand, he was in a mental standoff with the Emperor aliens, which caused his back injury to relapse and his strength to temporarily decline.

Exhausted and in poor condition, and having recklessly accelerated to save Ace, they exhausted a great deal of energy, which sealed their fate.

Even so, the captain was still dominating the Hipporito aliens on Earth, but as the battle progressed, the Hipporito aliens started acting up again, which led to their defeat.

Otherwise, how could Hipporito, whose raw strength is only slightly greater than that of a single Ultra Brother, possibly defeat the Captain when he doesn't rely on his racial traits to outmaneuver others?

Kasa shook his head. Old injuries can be very harmful. The captain's reputation will be ruined by this kidney injury.

Looking at the students listening attentively, he added, "Of course, remember that this is all under the premise of ensuring your own safety and victory. You should make your own decisions. It doesn't mean that you must protect the buildings. Unless the buildings are flammable or explosive, they are a lower priority."

"Okay, next we'll talk about the situations in which you should step forward."

Chapter 35 A Day in the Life of an Instructor (Part 2)

"As we all know, in many situations, even if we are stationed on a planet, we will not immediately appear to solve the problem when that planet's civilization is invaded by aliens or when monsters appear and cause damage. Do you know why?"

As Kasa spoke, he looked at the students listening to the lecture and randomly called on a few. The students all answered very well, but the best answer came from Libut, who was well-rounded and outperformed the other top students in all areas.

"When a monster or alien invasion occurs once, it means that it is very likely to happen again, and the time after that, or even countless times."

“If we nip the disaster in the bud, then the intelligent life on the planet will not have the relevant experience to deal with it, nor will they have a clear understanding of the crisis of these disasters. Their progress will be constrained, and they may even stop moving forward, thinking that Ultraman is enough.”

"But Ultraman can't stay on a planet forever. Once he leaves, without Ultraman's help and without accumulating relevant experience, a civilization that hasn't developed the relevant technology is likely to be destroyed in the next disaster."

"Therefore, we should not interfere before the original civilization has exhausted all its efforts. Excessive protection is not protection, but a slow erasure of civilizations and races on the planet under the guise of protection!"

"Ultraman's role is not to be a savior, but to provide temporary protection. One day, everyone will have to rely on themselves. What we need to do is increase their time to protect themselves, not make them lose the will to be self-reliant!"

These were all taught by Kasa. Even the least studious Zearth and Nice had long since imprinted the relevant knowledge in their minds. This was related to the tone of their interactions with various civilizations and races when they went on missions in the future, and no Ultraman would take it lightly.

Even the least thoughtful of the Red Clan will strive to learn the best in matters of respecting other civilizations, races, and life forms.

Kasa was satisfied with the results of the investigation and nodded, saying, "But remember, there are a few special cases that are exceptions."

"If the monster that appears has a massive area attack that can cause the collapse of a country, a continent, or even the entire planet in an instant, then even if the planet's inhabitants haven't had time to react, we must fight immediately and not think about the progress of civilization."

"After all, if their entire race is not guaranteed to survive, or if their existing technology is destroyed and lost, then what progress can we talk about?"

"On the other hand, if the monster that appears is a monster like Gomora or Red King, then we should try not to take action if possible."

Monsters like Gomora and Red King, which are purely melee-focused and physically powerful, are formidable opponents for ordinary security personnel. They are strong, but their destructive capabilities are the lowest among monster disasters, making them the easiest for a civilization to deal with.

Because these monsters are inefficient at destruction and lack intelligence, they can easily be lured to uninhabited areas. Then, a massive saturation bombardment can be launched for three days and three nights. Even if the monsters aren't killed, they can be contained. Meanwhile, the production of targeted weapons can be accelerated, giving ample time.

With the same level of technology as humans, and given enough time, victory is almost guaranteed.

This is equivalent to personally killing a terrifying monster with minimal cost and without relying on Ultraman's power, which greatly helps boost the confidence of the people on the planet.

At the same time, since Ultraman who goes out on missions usually fights many battles before returning, fighting one less battle means fighting one more battle. It would be best not to waste energy on monsters with low destructive power like Red King.

Saving energy and physical strength for one more battle might give you enough power to resolve a crisis when faced with a world-destroying monster.

This principle is simple and easy to understand; the students can all comprehend it.

But this time, none of the students, including Ribut and Mebius, the two top students, spoke up or agreed.

“Teacher,” one student openly objected, “I cannot guarantee that I can do this teaching well, nor do I really want to learn your teaching.”

Elsewhere, this would be a magnet to be dealt with, but here, in the Land of Light, Kassa simply shook his head helplessly: "It's alright, I won't force you. I just hope that when you have to do it, when you have to make a choice, you can remember these words."

Although following his teachings would maximize benefits, he also knew that the people of the Land of Light never prioritized profit.

Kasa is very open-minded about this. Last year, a Red King appeared on the planet Tianji. At that time, there was only one man who was fishing outside and he might be in danger, but he couldn't help but transform.

If you were to trace the history of the Land of Light back hundreds of thousands of years from now, there would probably only be one person who could uphold this teaching: Belial.

To put it bluntly, the fact that the people of the Land of Light waited until the original civilization had exhausted all its resources before offering assistance is already the most cold-blooded thing they could do. Enduring to this extent has already caused everyone a lot of suffering.

"Alright, that's all for today. You can train on your own for now. I'll assess you after you've finished."

Kasa waved his hand, ending today's literature lesson and moving on to the next one.

As the head instructor, he naturally had to focus on both literature and physical education. Moreover, he couldn't just focus on teaching the top students; he treated all students equally. After the students finished their free training, he would have them spar in pairs while he watched from the sidelines, providing guidance on combat techniques and experience. He would give this instruction to all the students.

The current basic training methods were also improved by him from the old methods.

However, it's okay for students to slack off briefly during their free training sessions.

Kasa looked at the chat group. He was also a little curious about Jianzi, who was no longer lurking in the group. As soon as he opened the group, he saw the photos that Jianzi had posted. Under the gaze of his Ultra Eye, the things in the photos were as conspicuous as thieves in the Land of Light.

"?"

He had never seen a world where evil spirits were as common as stray dogs on the roadside. Generally speaking, evil spirits were relatively rare, and when they did appear, they were usually monstrous spirits tens of meters tall.

In Yotsuya Miko's world, the evil spirits are extremely weak, but their sheer number makes the people there more dangerous than if a single monster appeared—at least the casualty rate might be higher than if a purely melee monster appeared.

"Damn it, these bastards! They're dead, so why don't they go to the world of the dead and rest in peace? These evil spirits are still lingering in the world, harming people. They're hideous. These aren't ordinary evil spirits anymore. We have to deal with them severely!"

Unable to help but worry about the people over there, Kasa glanced at his points. Was he enough to travel through the world?

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P.S.: I have some things on my mind that I need to share with you all.

When writing about characters like Emperor and Batman, is it simply a matter of having the protagonist kill, kill, kill? It's not that simple. The worlds are different, the ideologies are different; beyond killing, there needs to be a fundamental change.

If I don't write about the Land of Light and the protagonist first, will the Emperor and Batman surrender simply because the protagonist is Ultraman and says "Because I am Ultraman"? Wouldn't that require any character development or setup? In that case, how could a weak protagonist character possibly compete with them?

The word "Ultraman" can convince many people, but it certainly doesn't include stubborn people like Batman and Emperor.

This is a chat group text, and also an Ultraman text. If I weren't going to write about the Land of Light and Ultraman, why would I set the protagonist to be Ultraman?

My book is titled "Chat Group," but as you can see, the first three characters of the title are also "Land of Light." The Land of Light and Chat Group are parallel storylines that unfold in parallel.

Just because everyone is eager to see Warhammer carnage doesn't mean that the storyline of the Kingdom of Light is unnecessary. Putting aside the actual role of the Kingdom of Light, every piece of content from the Kingdom of Light will become a powerful tool to refute the dark worldview of Warhammer and the Emperor in the future.

At last.

There will definitely be killing, killing, killing. I'm stating it clearly: killing characters from the world of Mikoto, killing SSSSS, killing Naruto, killing Gotham, killing Warhammer—there will be plenty of exhilarating and satisfying killing, not a single bit will be missing.

Chapter 36 In the days you're not here, I think of you every single day.

"Isn't that enough?"

Although I seem to get the most points from daily check-ins since being linked to the chat group, and I'm the luckiest one among everyone in the group, the number of days is still too short to use even once.

Kasa sighed. In Hikari's absence, he missed Hikari every single day.

The Land of Light has long known that there are other universes beyond our own, but because it has not yet dealt with its greatest enemy, it has no spare capacity to explore the outside world, so it has put this research on hold for the time being.

After all, they could only go toe-to-toe with the Emperor Empire to begin with. If they were to send troops to other universes, they wouldn't even know when the Emperor aliens would raid their home.

But if we ever want to do research, while I can't guarantee that we can quickly produce the final results as long as we invest manpower, it should be no problem to produce a one-time finished product in a short period of time—as long as Hikari is around.

You know, Hikari is my brother, and he's incredibly strong. We had some wonderful days together... and then he turned his talent into martial arts and swordsmanship.

All I can say is respect and best wishes; I hope he can successfully defeat Bogaru.