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

Judging from its current performance, as long as Alien Empera isn't killed, he could easily live for hundreds of thousands or even millions of years, just like Ultraman, with an endless lifespan.

Finally, this small civilization seemed to think that being colonized was better than being destroyed. They believed that as long as they showed something useful to the Emperor of Empera and provided resources for the Emperor of Empera, they would have a guarantee of not being destroyed.

Kassa will not comment on this.

He quickly replied, explaining the general situation of the Land of Light and the Emperor Empire, stating that they had mistaken each other for one another, and that even if a great war were to occur, the Land of Light would control the intensity of the war within the Milky Way, so there was no need to worry about Virgo for the time being.

After replying to the letter, Kassa realized that he had been tricked by Jack.

This clerical task is practically inhuman. Even a message that mistakenly identifies the Land of Light and the Empire of Empera is considered the upper limit. The more he reads, the more exhausted he feels. The lower the limit of the messages from the later civilizations is simply out of this world, each one more absurd than the last.

Although the main spheres of influence of the Land of Light and the Empire of Emperor are currently limited to the Milky Way, it is not that neither side has the strength to expand outwards, but rather that they are restrained by each other, which prevents either from expanding to their full potential.

In this situation, although the Land of Light and the Empire of Emperor did send people to places outside the Milky Way, the number was definitely not comparable to that within the Milky Way.

This means that the farther away interstellar civilizations are from here, the less complete their information becomes, so their correspondence is always full of errors and omissions.

For example, imagine a civilization that is 30 million light-years away from the Milky Way. Ten thousand years ago, a security guard who went there saved it from monsters. People would think that this security guard was so invincible that he was naturally a candidate for the next captain of the Land of Light. They would probably have already become the captain by now.

So when they received the message, they were very enthusiastic, rambling on and on, starting with this premise, like having a chat, going on and on about a lot of things, starting with "How are you, Captain? How were you with us back then?"

Finally, they proudly stated that although they are still not as skilled as the other person, they have made great progress in communication. They encouraged the other person to let them know if they need help, saying they could assist with communication.

Kasa sighed. He happened to know that guard; they had worked together before. There was no need to look for him in the database. Exhausted, he simply forwarded the message to the guard and told him to reply himself.

Forced to come and work overtime in an office, Kasa glanced at Jack beside him, his hands clenched so tightly they cracked, and said coldly, "Don't leave after you finish your work. Let's have a go at it. It's been a long time since we've sparred!"

It's disgusting that they tricked him into doing such troublesome work!

Of course, there's no superior or inferior position between civilian and military jobs. It wasn't that he was unwilling, but replying to these bizarre letters was just too exhausting.

One or two wouldn't be so bad, but now it's triggered a chain reaction. Interstellar civilizations across the entire universe are sending messages at the same time. Just looking at so many messages is making me dizzy and exhausted, to the point that I feel like I need to use life-solidification technology.

"Then you demonstrate."

Jack smiled wryly, offering no resistance, but simply stating his facts: "After I've done all this, if you still have the heart to hit me, then I won't say another word."

He's even more confused!

Kasa only needs to work overtime for a little while, but Jack has a lot more to consider; all of these are now part of his job.

"Ugh."

Kasa was also helpless. He really couldn't bear to see Jack in such a horrific state. "Where did Seven go?"

"Because we recalled a lot of our guards, many aliens from the Dark Nebula took the opportunity to run to the Solar System. He went there too, and he should be back today or tomorrow."

Jack answered absentmindedly.

In terms of clerical work, Seven was actually more clerical than him, but unfortunately, he was a step too late. Just that one step away, he was stuck here constantly replying to messages, his soul was being tortured to death.

Kasa shook his head, feeling even more sorry for you: "You can't be the only one, can you?"

"They've already brought over those who study cosmic race studies, cosmic politics, and cosmic diplomacy."

Jack said absentmindedly, "At that time, we can hand over most of the messages from various remote civilizations, races, and forces to them."

He shook his head, refocused, and looked at Kasa, asking, "So, what are your plans to do about U40, the Dark Nebula, and the Galactic Federation?"

Lacasa came to work overtime, and asking him to help with some minor faction responses was just a bonus; the main focus was on the responses from these key factions.

Although as one of the Ultra Brothers, Jack is now qualified to independently provide diplomatic responses to these forces, he believes in specialization and, in this area, he still trusts Kasa and Zoffy more, especially Kasa, who is a hawk.

He originally wanted to find Zoffy, but Zoffy was busy at the moment. Since Kassagi happened to be back, it would be better to let Kassagi take charge.

"Let me think about it."

Kasa, of course, felt obligated to do so and began to think about it.

Father of Ultra is now only nominally the head of the Land of Light. Unless an event involving Alien Empera is involved, there are actually three heads of the Land of Light.

Aside from Father of Ultra, it's just him and Zoffy who jointly govern the Land of Light. They make most decisions on their own, without needing to report to Father of Ultra.

"Here's what we'll do: send a reply to all the friendly forces, including the Galactic Federation, Planet Ganon, U40, and Andrew the Super Warrior, saying that the Land of Light currently has no intention of starting a war, but we also ask them to be on guard beforehand, as there is a possibility of war in the future."

"As for the various minor factions in the Dark Nebula, we don't need to bother with them for now."

"As for the Empire of Emperor..."

After a moment of contemplation, Kasa abandoned written expression, turned on the recording, and shouted on the spot:

"Mefilas, stop thinking about all sorts of schemes and tricks all day long. Just stay in the Dark Nebula with your colleagues and subordinates and wait for the day I send a million guards over there to send you all to heaven one by one!"

pat.

Once the recording was finished, it was immediately sent and instantly received and played by Mefilas.

What the reaction is over there is unknown here, and Kasa doesn't care. If his strength allowed, he would even like to send the Alien Empera to heaven as well.

Jack wasn't surprised at all, and gave him a thumbs up: "As expected of you!"

"Don't relax yet, I also need to talk to you about something."

Kasa shook his head and used his Ultra Telekinesis to teleport the follow-up episodes about the Metz aliens from the Ultraman Mebius TV series to Jack.

"This is……"

Jack was taken aback.

Metz aliens.

This is a hurdle that Jack can never overcome in his heart.

Once upon a time, a Metz alien who went to Earth to check on the environment encountered a monster named Murucci that emerged from underground, attempting to cause destruction and annihilation.

The kind-hearted Metzians forcibly sealed Muruch away, preventing a great catastrophe for the people at that time.

However, because of this incident, and the problem of atmospheric pollution on Earth, the kind-hearted Metz aliens grew old and frail, and were unable to leave Earth.

The Metzians who remained on Earth lived a miserable life with a poor little boy who had no parents, but life continued to torment them.

Because he had no one to rely on, the boy was always bullied and subjected to unwarranted abuse. In the end, the Metz aliens had to use their limited power to save the child, thus exposing their alien identities. After that, they were killed by a riot of indiscriminate citizens.

Having lost the seal of the Metzians, Murucci reappeared and wreaked havoc on the streets.

That was the only time Jack did it, the only time Hideki Go did it, and almost the only time in the entire history of the Land of Light that both Ultra Warriors and their human hosts chose to stand by and do nothing. They were utterly disappointed with the common people.

Only after Murucci was allowed to kill a large number of unruly civilians who had gathered to bully the Metz aliens and teenagers did Hideki Go and Jack choose to transform at the captain's shout.

Those troublemakers deserve to die, but citizens who didn't participate in this matter shouldn't bear the consequences either.

Now, Hideki Go has long since given up his own identity and become part of Ultraman Jack. But Jack knows that even if the Metz alien incident hadn't happened, or even if the Nackle alien incident had occurred, Go could still have chosen to separate from Ultraman and achieve reconciliation.

This incident with the Metz aliens has been a source of guilt for him for a long time.

But regarding the little boy who had once depended on the Metz aliens for survival, he thought that the other party was, after all, an Earthling, and he shouldn't interfere too much in the end. So before leaving Earth, he simply gave the boy all the wages belonging to the village and didn't do anything more.

He thought that when the little boy grew up, he might choose to reconcile with humanity.

However, judging from the series that Kassa sent him, even if that boy grew up, grew old, or even died, he probably never thought of reconciling with humanity; he only wanted to go to Metz.

“Take him over, Jack.”

Kasa said, "Some rules no longer apply to this boy."

That boy could only find true peace when he went to Metz.

Moreover, the children of the Metz aliens will definitely take good care of the boy and will not go to Earth to seek revenge. Truly resolving hatred and bringing peace to the victim is what the Ultra Warriors should do.

"I understand."

Jack nodded solemnly, as if relieved.

Although it was a bit late, he finally had enough reason to get deeply involved in the little boy's affairs!

Chapter 120 Zero: I have no limits!

After deciding that Jack would go to Earth to take the innocent boy to Planet Metz when he had time, Kasa organized the business and finally waited for the Ultramen who had mastered the science of cosmic diplomacy, cosmic races, and cosmic languages ​​to arrive. He hurriedly sent all the follow-up work over.

It wasn't that he wanted to slack off; the main thing was that the basic tone of the reply had already been set, and the rest was indeed more suitable to leave to these professionals.

Before leaving, Kasa specifically asked again, "Have all the announcements to be sent out when the constellations unfold been prepared?"

"It's basically the same."

These Ultramen, all majoring in cosmology, nodded, then glanced at the ever-increasing number of messages from various forces, and immediately changed their tune, giving a more appropriate answer.

"Of course, after processing these replies, we will definitely need to make some revisions and add some civilizations that have not yet been recorded."

Kasa expressed his understanding: "Then I'll leave it to you."

The entire Land of Light is now mobilized; almost no one is idle.

As for what they're all busy with, the simplest things are actually creating and moving stars, as well as selecting locations for stars to be placed in. These require strong military and technological support, because the Land of Light is so powerful that it didn't even realize how powerful it was.

According to the initial estimates, including those of Kassadin and Father of Ultra, everyone thought it would take another week or two to complete.

But once it was actually started, the Ultraman constellation project was completed faster than anyone expected. In just a few days, it was almost finished.

Right now, many people are busy with other things. For example, Eddie and Julian have to start a universe-wide tour to appease the outside world.

The first generation, as a university professor and a high-ranking civilian official, led a huge team, working day and night to create a notice that encompassed the languages ​​and scripts of all known civilizations in the universe, waiting to be sent out the moment the constellation was completed.

Of course, this announcement needs to cover the entire universe in an instant, so speeds that are faster than light, or even hundreds or thousands of times faster than light, are definitely not enough. Therefore, a huge team led by Torregia at the Science and Technology Agency is working overtime to create an instrument that can achieve this effect.

This instrument will also be used to spread the Ultraman constellation, so that when the constellation is completed, all life in the universe, no matter how far away, will immediately notice the changes here.

Normally, given the technological level of the Land of Light, this kind of instrument could be built by anyone, not just Tregear, but even by an ordinary scientist in the Science and Technology Bureau working alone. However, that would take some time, and the current deadline is too tight, so they can only make up for it with manpower.

After all, nearly 300,000 security personnel have returned to deal with everything that happened before and after the Ultraman Constellation project. Every day the project is delayed, these people will have one less day to go out and save the various planets, so we have to speed things up.

As for why, even though the order to temporarily put aside the work of the security guards was issued and they all returned, there are still only 300,000?

The answer is that none of the remaining 700,000 jobs are unimportant; their civilization, planet, and race all depend on them.

The planet would explode on the spot if the security personnel left; that's roughly the level of urgency.

The fact that 300,000 were able to return was due to the great commotion on the Land of Light, which silenced many aliens in the Dark Nebula and forced them to go into hiding, thus freeing up another batch of manpower. Otherwise, it would have been considered a lot if 200,000 had returned.

There are now 300,000 guards in the Land of Light, which is the largest number ever stationed in the Land of Light since the establishment of the Space Garrison.

After leaving Jack, Casa flew through several places before arriving at the training ground. He was quite pleased to see that the children there hadn't fallen behind in their practice due to the recent construction project and were still making great progress under the guidance of Ace, who was filling in for him.

"Don't run away, Leo, Astra, Regulus, charge at the eight-part light wheel in my hand!"

"Never lose your passion; friends are everywhere, both inside and outside the universe. But enemies have no heart. When it's time to strike hard, don't hesitate; when the guillotine is needed, cut them off!"

"Zero, what kind of look is that? What kind of attitude is that? Your talent and potential haven't even been converted into real combat power yet. If you're so careless and unserious, you'll only harm yourself and others when you go out into the world!"