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

"Light of Ultra, heed my goal..."

Kasa embraced this Ultra Light with his heart and mind, conveying his most essential thoughts to it.

"To change this dark and inherently flawed multiverse, to complete the emotional and thought processes of all life, and to prevent them from going to extreme madness as if predestined due to the deficiencies in their emotional and thought processes."

"Strengthen the stability of the timeline, reduce the possibility of restarting, and allow life to obtain the most basic dignity, so that it is no longer a plaything arbitrarily controlled by time and restarting."

"Let's increase the possibility of hope and give innocent lives suffering from the crisis a chance to fight back!"

Three consecutive requests, almost like making wishes, but Kassadin was greedy. After understanding the DC universe, he felt that none of the three could be missing.

The emotional spectrum in the DC universe is too extreme, even the white light he just caught a glimpse of was incomplete and aloof.

Needless to say, the blackout light is practically synonymous with death.

If the Light of Ultra doesn't complete the emotional and cognitive circuits of the people in the DC world, then it will lose the most important part. If this wish isn't made now, even if the King of Ultra comes later, it won't be able to help.

After all, no matter how powerful the King of Ultra is, he is still an outsider. If he were to improve the emotional and thought processes of the entire DC multiverse on his own, it would essentially be going against the underlying logic of the DC worldview.

At that time, regardless of whether there is a "God" above all things here, all the strongest beings in the DC world will become enemies of the King of Ultra. No matter how powerful the King is, he will not be able to defeat the combined attack of these strongest beings.

But this Ultra Light is different. Although it was born because of Kasa's arrival, in the final analysis, it is a power born in the DC world, a part of the DC world, and will eventually become one of the underlying logics of the DC world.

Using local underlying logic to counter local underlying logic will not trigger local unrest and hostility, and will allow for peaceful completion and transition.

As for the second point...

Kasa naturally knew that in this dark world, simply restarting the organization might not be entirely a good thing; it could be a case of good intentions gone wrong.

However, it's impossible for a single Ultra Light to completely prevent the reboot from happening; it doesn't have that kind of invincible power. So, what it prevents is the changes the reboot will bring to people's past, rather than completely stopping the flow of time.

The third point needs no further explanation. Putting aside all external factors, Ultraman represents hope itself, which is the most fundamental essence of the Light of Ultra and the one thing that cannot be lost.

Once this point is deviated from, under this special worldview, no one knows whether the Light of Ultra will be distorted in the future.

Three wishes were infused into the still-developing Ultra Light, a very heavy burden. As a result, the Ultra Light fell into a deeper slumber, needing much more time to digest, absorb, grow, and be born.

Until the moment when the fruit is plentiful arrives.

"Go to sleep."

With a loving expression, Kasa channeled his own power of light into it. Although it didn't have a decisive effect, it was better than nothing to help the light grow.

Having done all this, Kassadin, whose red light had already begun to flash, finally let go, his mind returning to the realm of underlying logic and energy, his soul returning to the real universe of Gotham.

……

"Hmm? Hmph, has it started?"

In the dark multiverse, Barbatos turned his head, revealing a bloodthirsty and ferocious smile.

"I knew it, I knew it! No one can resist the temptation of power, especially since that brand-new emotional spectrum was born because of your arrival. It was meant to be a part of you anyway. How could you not accept such a free power? Hahaha!"

Barbatos burst into wild, unrestrained laughter!

This is an open conspiracy, a natural trap.

Although that new emotional spectrum will greatly enhance Ultraman Kasa's power, once the other party merges with that light, even if Ultraman Kasa can still freely leave this universe, he will not be able to escape the constraints of the DC world and will automatically become a part of the DC world in terms of status and identity.

Once he becomes a part of the DC universe and takes control of the entire Dark Multiverse, and is chosen by the Crisis Force as the representative of the Crisis Era, he will automatically be unable to contend with the Crisis Force due to its existence.

In that case, Ultraman Kassadin is far less of a threat than before he became stronger!

"Eat it, swallow this free power, and then you will—huh? No, this, this, how is this possible?!"

Barbatos was still having a sweet dream when suddenly his pupils contracted and his entire massive body froze on the spot. How could this be? How could this be?

Kasa actually refused that free power, that power of a brand new emotional spectrum; he didn't accept a single bit of it.

No, how could such a thing be?!

"Ultraman, damn it! Damn it! Is this Ultraman?! Is this really him?! Damn it, ahhhhhh!!!"

At this moment, the enraged Barbatos finally gained a profound understanding of what kind of selfless fool Ultraman truly was!

Chapter 217 DC Weightlifting Champion, Ultraman's Fatal Weakness!

"Hey everyone! Uh, I mean...maybe I made a mistake?"

In Gotham, on the surface of the world, in an unremarkable little house, besides Kassadin, Clark, and Bruce, an excited-looking Flash, Barry Allen, also appears.

He had been tiptoeing in, but as soon as he came in, he couldn't contain his excitement and gave himself away on the spot.

Even if he remained hidden, it wouldn't have mattered, as none of the people present would have missed his extremely obvious heartbeat.

Bruce stared at him intently: "How did you get in?"

This house looks ordinary from the outside, but all the walls, doors and windows are made of special bat-tech materials. Unless you're at the level of Superman, it's practically impossible to force your way in.

"Huh?" Barry blinked and gestured with his hands and feet. "You might think I just run very fast? But that's not the case. I call my power the Speed ​​Force. It's super magical. As long as I maintain a certain frequency of vibration, I can use the Speed ​​Force to transform myself into fixed particles, thereby aligning with the magnetic field frequency of the wall and passing through it."

incoherent.

Barry's explanation was clearly incomplete, because he himself had not yet figured out the specific principles and effects of the power within him.

Bruce stared intently at the stammering Barry, and only when the latter was about to give in did he relent and say, "I'll let you off this time. Come with me to the Batcave later for various experiments."

"Okay, okay, okay!" Barry nodded humbly and hurriedly, his back bent so low that he was shorter than Bruce.

Alas, pua.

Although he hadn't studied psychology, Clark instantly recognized through his keen intuition that this was all Bruce's scheme to deliberately suppress Barry and instill in him the idea that Barry would obey him at all costs. He couldn't help but smile helplessly and said, "Don't treat Barry like this. He's still just a child."

"And what about you?" Bruce said. "Since you have the time to meddle in other people's business, have you figured it out?"

Clark nodded: "Yeah, I've figured it out. I'll stay in your Batcave for a while, close to those kryptonites. I have to overcome my weaknesses."

“Mr. Kasa is absolutely right. Leaving such a huge weakness unchecked will only lead to an even darker end. Once the enemy takes advantage of it, everything will be over. I must evolve myself to the point where I am not afraid of Kryptonite. Even if I can’t see through the flaw of lead material, I should find a way to make up for it.”

"Instead of thinking about how to defend myself all day long, I should focus on becoming stronger so that I won't be useless when I encounter more enemies in the future. If I can't even become Mr. Kasa's assistant, that would be the most useless thing!"

Bruce's gaze swept over Clark and Casarte, and he pondered.

“You should do what you want to do, Bruce.” Kassa’s voice rang out as his mind returned from the special underlying logic of the DC world to reality. The journey had left him with obvious fatigue.

Bruce was a little surprised: "You gave Clark that kind of talk, but you don't object to my actions?"

“Clark is Clark, and you are you,” Kassa paused for a moment before continuing, “Whether or not the creator of the DC universe gave superheroes fixed flaws, you are still a cautious and suspicious person, Bruce. Go ahead and do what you want.”

In this DC world where the Light of Ultra has not yet been born, and every superhero except Clark has obvious flaws, Bruce's defensive measures against others are not meaningless.

Superman's is Superman's, and Batman's is Batman's; they cannot be generalized.

Bruce paused for a moment, then laid his cards on the table: "Even if I might be targeting and wary of you too?"

“To be honest, I don’t want you to do that,” Kassa shook his head slightly, “but if it makes you feel at ease, then I won’t stop you.”

In any case, the number of aliens targeting Ultra Warriors has long been counted in the "massive" quantities.

Since his debut, Kassa has lost count of how many times he has been targeted by different aliens, and how many "Kassa Killer Robots," "Kassa Killer Monsters," "Kassa Killer Fusion Aliens," "Kassa Weakening Devices," and "Kassa Intelligence Encyclopedias" have appeared to kill him.

Having fought his way through mountains of corpses and seas of blood, Kasa truly doesn't know what weaknesses he has that can be exploited.

Are they afraid of the cold? Actually, being afraid of the cold is basically Seven's specialty. The other Ultra Warriors are not very afraid of the cold, so it's not a weakness. The situation on Planet Gogoda is a special case.

Furthermore, although many people firmly believe in the setting that "Ultraman has a three-minute time limit, and even in space battles, once he reaches his limit, he will run out of power if he doesn't receive sunlight," that is actually nonsense.

Ultraman is a race whose power originates from itself, so how could they not have power without sunlight?

Even without sunlight, in dark areas, Ultra Warriors can slowly recover all their energy and stamina on their own, without needing any external nutrition during this time.

It's just that there are too many missions waiting for the Ultra Warriors to be on duty in the universe, so for the sake of efficiency, they have always taken the faster route of absorbing sunlight.

There has always been only one way to deal with an Ultra Warrior: to crush them with overwhelming power from all sides.

Whether it's the Ace Killer from Yapool or the Chaos version of Cosmos transformed from Chaos's head, a closer look reveals that while they claim to be specifically targeting Ace and Cosmos, they are ultimately using greater power to launch a dimensional attack.

Ace Killer = a clone of Ultraman Ace + the energy and finishing moves of all the Ultra Brothers.

Try asking Ace Killer not to steal the Ultra Brothers' energy and special moves? Ace's head will be blown off.

Not to mention Chaos Gauss, either he would use the Eclipse against the Corona, or he would use his full strength against Gauss who was not yet at full strength when Gauss was still injured—although this was also a strategy, could it be considered a successful exploitation of weaknesses?

No, because this actually proves that Chaos's head couldn't find any weaknesses in Gauss that it could exploit. So it could only repeat the same tactic of a healthy person attacking a patient in a wheelchair.

As for the incident with Alien Nackle, it was because Go's heart was in turmoil, which reduced Jack's performance. If Jack had separated from Go quickly at that time, he could have defeated Alien Nackle and King Black with his original strength.

Therefore, these underhanded tactics only prove time and time again that Ultraman is truly invincible, so well-rounded that hexagonal strength has no weaknesses whatsoever.

Even though Kasa felt that his ordinary form didn't qualify as an ultimate life form, he couldn't refute it.

So Bruce wanted to be on guard, to target them, whatever, it didn't matter.

If he could actually find a so-called "weakness of Ultraman himself," then he should thank Bruce for helping him find a blind spot, so that he could consciously make up for it.

Kasa wasn't too concerned about whether he would be targeted, but there was one thing he had to tell him: "But before that, you need to leave this world for a while."

Bruce slowly typed out a question mark.

But quickly, relying on his intelligence, which was on par with Luther's among humans, he immediately realized what was happening and exclaimed in sudden realization:

"That's right. Since Barbatos is the creator of Batman in a broad sense, it means that every Batman has a special connection with it. So it's the same for me. Although it can't break through the barrier of the King of Ultra right now, as long as I'm here, it can fix things to a certain extent and slowly release more members of the Dark Knights over."

Barry's eyes nearly popped out of their sockets. Is this what smart people do when they communicate? They finished sorting things out without even a hint?

Wow, that's terrifying!

"But don't worry, right?" After the initial shock, Barry couldn't help but interject, wanting to join the conversation. "With Senior Kasa here, no matter what kind of Dark Knights they are, they can be sent flying with a single punch, haha!"

A naturally optimistic and innocent little devil.

Batman was a superhero idol he had heard about before, and Ultraman was the best idol he fell in love with at first sight after watching a tokusatsu film. Now, he was thrilled to be able to join in the conversation between the two of them.

Bruce glanced sideways at Barry, who was chuckling, and shook his head helplessly. This innocent kid is so naive; even if he were cured, he'd still be drooling.

“I won’t stay here forever,” Kassapa explained. “I have to go back to the Land of Light, otherwise things will be hard to make progress. It will take time before I come back again after I leave.”

"Huh? Then..."

Barry blinked, finally understanding, but he also felt reluctant to part with either Caesar or Bruce.

Putting aside the fact that these two are his idols in terms of their character and conduct, just considering their importance, one is the pinnacle of combat power and the other is the pinnacle of strategy. If they were both gone, what would happen to this side? Wouldn't there be no backbone?

“Don’t forget an important person, Barry.”

Kasa looked at Clark, who had already figured things out, and said gently, "You have the ability to unite people's hearts together, Clark."

"I will try my best." Clark nodded emphatically.