[Pro-war faction]: "Unforgettable situations? Hmm... there are just too many to say in a short time."

He is now 17,000 years old. He started going out on missions at 6,000 years old, and it has been 11,000 years since then. Although he has spent some time teaching in the Land of Light from time to time because he served as the chief instructor, he has spent more than 10,000 years on missions.

After all, reforming the education system in the Land of Light allows one to multitask, including thinking and compiling teaching materials, while on field missions.

Over such a long period of time, he has seen far too many planets, some of which have stunningly beautiful landscapes, or even more incredible and dangerous scenes of the universe than black holes, which no one who has never seen them can describe no matter how hard they try.

But these are not the most important things. On his missions to various planets, he witnessed too much courage and love. He remembered every single one of the intelligent beings he encountered, and they all moved him deeply.

There were so many heroes that he didn't know where to begin if he were to tell their stories.

If he were to speak, he would like to go through the whole thing, but that would take up too much time.

[Pro-war faction]: "If you really want to hear it, then I'll tell you something that makes me quite sad."

[Coward]: "I want to hear it!"

[Best Actor]: "Please tell me!"

[Pro-war faction]: "That was when I was 8,217 years old. After completing my field mission, I was supposed to return to the Land of Light, but on the way, I encountered a planet that had been completely transformed into a steel forest. There was basically no sign of any life on that planet. It was full of robots, and the only natural life was a brutal cosmic monster that had wandered into it."

[Dead Fish Eyes]: "This development... could it be that the machines on the planet have rebelled and killed all the native inhabitants?"

Hachiman Hikigaya is also spying on the group.

Speaking of robots, you can probably guess that the AI ​​rebellion is an unavoidable part of the Ultra Multiverse, and Miko Yotsuya and Yuta Hibiki also thought so.

But Kassa slowly shook his head.

Chapter 102 Alexis Uprising, Gojo Satoru's Challenge.

[Pro-war faction]: "That's not the case, although I initially thought so too."

[Pro-war faction]: "After I defeated that monster, I found information in the steel city that the intelligent civilization on that planet had broken out in a civil war and abused weapons of mass destruction. Forty years before I arrived there, the last native inhabitant had already died."

[Pro-war faction]: "With the extinction of the natives, those technological achievements were no longer maintained and began to fall into ruin, including all the power systems and the large number of civilian robots manufactured on that planet."

[Pro-war faction]: "Initially, to make it easier to travel on that planet, I disguised myself as a native inhabitant. As a result, the civilian robots who were still capable of movement identified me, found me, and prevented me from leaving."

[Pro-war faction]: "They all seem to have encountered a bug, their thinking is still stuck before Star Wars started, wondering why all the people suddenly disappeared without a trace. They say, thankfully they found me, thankfully they can still continue to fulfill their duties."

[Pro-war faction]: "They took me to the markets, amusement parks, and planetariums on that planet, visiting every place, enthusiastically introducing those places, and sincerely stating that they were created to let people experience the joy and beauty of these places."

[Pro-war faction]: "And those places... when I arrived, they were already nothing but ashes and ruins."

The chat group was completely silent.

The three innocent high school students, who had initially expected to hear heroic tales of Ultraman battling brutal monsters or Ultraman destroying a rebellious artificial intelligence, found themselves feeling rather heavy-hearted.

The tokusatsu films they saw did indeed record the experiences of a considerable number of Ultra Warriors.

But that's actually quite limiting.

When an Ultraman is not on Earth, the things he experiences are far more than just "Ultraman fighting monsters"; they are a past that truly carries the weight of ten thousand years.

Yotsuya Miko pursed her lips. As a girl, she was more easily influenced by these emotions and couldn't help but ask.

[Best Actor]: "So what did that uncle do? Did he tell them the truth?"

How was it done?

A look of reminiscence flashed in Kasa's eyes.

While it's true that the facts were presented, it's not entirely accurate.

[Pro-war faction]: "At the time, I told them that these places were too dilapidated to function properly and could not bring joy to people."

[Pro-war faction]: "They asked me, 'What should we do then?'"

[Pro-war faction]: "So I stayed on that planet for quite some time, observed the technology possessed by the natives of that planet, used that technology, and worked with them to rebuild those places from scratch, those markets, planetariums, amusement parks, and even the power system."

Finally, he laughed happily with the robots, cheering to celebrate the completion of the reconstruction of all places, and experienced it all together; it all seemed like a wonderful time.

But even when the power was almost completely depleted, the robots never went to the repaired power system to recharge.

Just before they stopped running, they made a heart shape with their hands together and told Kasa that they were very lucky and very happy.

In the very end, none of them asked him whether he was a true native of the planet, or the warm giant of light who suddenly appeared and stopped the cosmic monster from destroying the last remnants of civilization on this planet.

The robots that had evolved from pure AI robots into mechanical life forms chose not to pursue the answer.

[Pro-war faction]: "I built tombstones for all the robots and buried them together."

And that was the end of all his experiences on that planet.

From a profit-maximizing perspective, everything he experienced on that planet, all the time he wasted, was meaningless. If he had spent that time saving other places, he would have achieved much more.

But Kasa never regretted it. After all, Ultraman is a creature of emotion, isn't he?

[Actor]: "There are just too many tragedies in the universe! These robots are so pitiful! And the civil war breaking out on planets... even if Uncle Kasa got there in time, he couldn't intervene, could he?"

[Best Actor]: "I really don't know what to say!"

Miko Yotsuya was already sobbing slightly. It was hard not to feel sad about such a beautiful yet tragic story, especially since it actually happened.

Hachiman Hikigaya and Yuta Hibiki were both somewhat silent.

Ultraman may possess godlike power, but when faced with the self-determination of other beings, even the Ultra Warriors can sometimes only watch helplessly as the story ends.

If those robots said they wanted to live, Hachiman Hikigaya and Yuta Hibiki believed that Uncle Kassa would give them real life, allow their bodies to evolve to be worthy of their awakened self-will, and help them break free from the shackles of their home planet that had lost its future, or even take them directly to the Land of Light.

But they chose to die along with the civilization that created them.

Therefore, Kassa could only respect their choice and give the robots a final moment of happiness before he died.

This is the helplessness that Ultraman often encounters in the process of protecting the universe.

This experience was far from unique to Kasa; almost every one of the million warriors in the Space Garrison had encountered a situation that was essentially the same to some extent.

It was precisely these experiences that further strengthened their unwavering determination.

If all people in the universe could understand and communicate with each other, and live together in peace and kindness, there would be no civil wars breaking out on any planet, and there wouldn't be a group of pitiful robots desperately clinging to the ruins of their home planet, only to receive no response in the future.

The so-called Ultraman spirit has never been just a simple manifestation of Ultraman fighting monsters.

Yotsuya Miko probably understood.

She dialed Mr. Rom's number and relayed the true story, concluding, "Whether it's true or fictional, I don't think it matters. Uncle Casa probably wouldn't care if he had a fabricated story about him. The most important thing is to convey love and peace!"

"If possible, Mr. Rom, please pass on a message to the older members of the screenwriting and directing teams—"

"No matter what kind of fictional story it is, please don't feel too much pressure. As long as it conveys love and peace, and as long as it can instill a sense of love and peace in children, then even the real Ultraman would be happy to see it!"

"I see... I understand."

Rom laughed. "Yes, some things shouldn't be judged too much by appearances!"

He already has a direction.

Next, it's time to go all out!

……

Dujuan Terrace.

At home, Hibiki Yuta is frantically copying down the past experience that Uncle Casa told him, turning it into a stage play.

Although he didn't recall ever having a school festival here, it didn't matter. He wanted to perform in this stage play with Utsumi, Shinjo, and Rikka.

"Ugh, that's so cheesy!"

For the past few days, Alexis had been secretly spying on Hibiki Yuta. Now, seeing this scene and taking a closer look at the story, he groaned in disgust: "Truth, beauty, and goodness, sigh, utterly boring. Ultraman is just about these things all day long, repeating the same things over and over again. In my opinion, it will be eliminated sooner or later if it continues like this."

"It would be more interesting if they just came up with something like an Ultraman pentagonal love story, fake flesh-and-blood Ultramen defeating real Ultramen, miracles and light being swallowed by darkness, the Land of Light turning into cosmic dust, and the King of Ultra hating his guardians and deciding to destroy the multiverse and become an enemy of Ultraman Noa. That would be much more interesting, hmph!"

"As expected, Ultraman and all that stuff is so boring, so boring..."

He snorted, mocked, and spoke in a sarcastic tone.

But as he was talking, he involuntarily stopped.

It doesn't matter what you curse, even if you curse justice, it's just the same as cursing your past self. But why, even though he's tired of justice and has decided to play with life, and has already fallen, does he still feel a little guilty and uneasy about cursing Ultraman?

At this point, do I even have a conscience? That's utterly delusional!

Alexis's eyes flickered, and he was about to do something to dispel this ridiculous conscience when he suddenly looked up. He saw that there were uninvited guests approaching from outside this world.

And that wasn't Ultraman.

"Who is it? Whoever it is, I will never allow them to stop my game!"

Although he kept urging Akane Shinjo to finish the monster quickly, this was the first time she had to create a monster with the premise of having enemies, and Akane Shinjo couldn't make up her mind. It's still not finished yet.

The game hasn't even started yet, how can it be ruined?

Alexis promptly got up and went to investigate!

……

"Alright, that guy who called himself 'Jianmu Yimo Ya' is now in a hurry to get back at you. He's been rudely accusing you of being a nuisance, and he's been rudely accusing you of being a nuisance ...

Gojo Satoru returned looking dashing, and his words attracted the students' attention, but his own gaze lingered only between Bruce and Kasa.

"Now that I have some free time, let me guess which of you two is the reclusive master who brought about Hachiman's transformation, hmm?"

Chapter 103 Gojo Satoru VS Kasa: The final secret is revealed.

A reclusive master?

Of those present who were experts in sorcery, everyone except for Fushiguro Megumi and Itadori Yuujin looked completely bewildered.

What reclusive master?

They had never seen a crystal before. Gojo Satoru also kept the details of that incident a secret from Fushiguro Megumi and Itadori Yuujin, who remained tight-lipped.

He himself is not afraid of anything, but if this secret is leaked and discovered by the old immortals of the jutsu world, then even if they dare not say anything openly because of Gojo Satoru's power, they will definitely do something bad in secret, targeting Hikigaya Hachiman all day long, and may even directly attempt to assassinate him.

As for Yukino Yukinoshita and Yui Yuigahama, the two girls who had just entered the world of jutsu, they witnessed Gojo Satoru's power firsthand. Because they were just ordinary people before, they couldn't see the difference in strength between Gojo Satoru and the crystal.

This resulted in everyone except for Fushiguro Megumi and Itadori Yuujin being completely bewildered. When did a so-called unfamiliar reclusive master suddenly appear in this world?

Is there anyone in the world of sorcery who deserves to be called a reclusive master by Gojo Satoru? Haha, I don't believe it!

But Gojo Satoru came prepared; he wasn't joking.

Although his brain is still recovering and he hasn't spoken yet, his mental state clearly indicates that he has suffered a soul attack, similar to the situation in Gojo Satoru's own domain, Boundless Void.

Moreover, its effects might even be more powerful than his Boundless Void.

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