At first, nothing seemed to happen, until after a while, the ground beneath Belial's feet suddenly cracked, and countless fissures gradually spread across the entire planet from Belial's feet, finally exploding with a loud bang.

Countless lava and rubble washed over Belial's body as he swung his claws with exhilaration.

“Not bad, Slan. Even if you die, you can still help me.”

"Once I destroy the Land of Light and Regard, I will find a way to resurrect you, the Dark Five Kings, and let you all join me once again at the pinnacle of the universe!!"

Belial laughed wildly, but his voice had become tinged with sadness. He gradually stopped laughing and sighed.

"Why………"

To be honest, even now, Belial has almost forgotten what he was seeking revenge for.

Was it because Ken and Mary looked down on him? Belial actually understood that they definitely didn't have that thought. Ken was able to obtain the true power through his own efforts, and besides, it was the power he originally possessed.

Was it because he had been imprisoned for tens of thousands of years? Belial didn't think so. He didn't actually resent the King of Ultra. He might envy the other's power, but he also understood that when he attacked the Land of Light, the King of Ultra had only sealed him away and hadn't killed him, which was already more than enough.

After all, the aura of the King of Ultra was enough to overwhelm Belial at the time, so erasing Belial and Reiblood from him would have been a piece of cake.

(According to the official setting book, the King of Ultra did not attack Belial during his first invasion of the Land of Light. He simply overwhelmed Belial with his imposing presence and then casually created a prison out of the ruins of the Land of Light to imprison Belial.)

So, should he hate Zero and Reggart? They were also fighting to protect their homeland. Besides, he had even sent Belial's legion to Reggart's Eternal Starfield. It was perfectly reasonable for him to want to kill him.

To be fair, after all these years, Beria has certainly reflected on everything that happened in the past.

If given the choice, who would willingly choose to be a villain? Belial had no grudges against the people in the universe; in fact, he was once a warrior of light who upheld peace.

In the past, he lived in hatred, as if everyone looked down on him and no one took him seriously.

Whether it's Alien Empera or Father of Ultra, he could only be a spectator when they fought. But if that's the only reason, then who did he hate—Father of Ultra or his own weak self?

Belial did not know the answer to this question, and all these thoughts were fleeting, buried deep in Belial's heart.

With a single claw crushing a stone, Belial abandoned his wild thoughts and spoke coldly.

"Why think about these things now... As long as the Land of Light exists, they will be the only obstacle to my unification of the universe!! No matter what, I must surpass those who look down on me!! I must prove to everyone that I, Belial, am the only right choice!!"

With a demonic aura unleashed, Belial roared once more, his hatred hardening. Just then, a round of applause rang out behind him.

clap clap clap...

Belial turned around and saw that Tregear had appeared behind him at some point, clapping and looking at him. Belial snorted coldly.

"What... you're such a busy person, you actually have the time to come looking for me?"

Torregia smiled slightly, ignoring Belial's sarcasm, and instead praised him.

"As expected of Belial, the Galactic Emperor, he's still as ambitious as ever. It seems nothing can defeat you..."

Belia said impatiently.

"Spit it out!!"

Torregia wasn't annoyed and said...

"When I was traveling through the universe, I saw a rather peculiar guy."

"Someone...you'll definitely be interested in..."

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In fact, in the sequel to Zero Fighter 2, Belial had become disillusioned with revenge because of the appearance of Shining Zero. He even wanted to find something to protect, just like Zero, and wanted to understand why Zero could become strong by protecting.

However, the Mefilas aliens eventually persuaded him to come back in a radical way (referring to directly firing a light bullet at Belial).

So what I wrote was actually Belial's reflections from the original series, not an attempt to whitewash him...

Incidentally, Belial, who was initially saying he would lead his subordinates to find the Guardian, ultimately launched the final war in the universe, probably because he had no way to turn back at that point...

Of course, if you look at it from the perspective of tokusatsu dramas, then you can only say it's a conspiracy by Bandai and Sakamoto (laughs).

Please urge me to update more... Please give me a reward.

Chapter 591 Torregia's Perspective

In fact, Tregear had already returned, but he did not appear before Belial immediately; instead, he observed him from a distance.

In a sense, Torregia was the one who understood Beria the most.

He knew everything about Beria and had accompanied Beria through a period of great success, which is why he was the most qualified to speak about Beria.

Ever since the Great War of Ultra, Belial has been on a path of continuous defeat.

He failed in his attempt to compete with Father of Ultra for the position of Captain.

Possessed by Reiblood, he launched a counterattack against the Land of Light, but was defeated by the King of Ultra. He still failed.

He attempted to break the seal and destroy the Land of Light with Griza, but failed. In the end, he was stranded in a dimensional rift. If it weren't for Tregear's intervention, Belial would probably be reporting to the Monster Graveyard by now.

He established the Galactic Empire, full of ambition, and wanted to launch a counterattack against the Land of Light. He even went so far as to fuse his body with a monster. In the end, his physical body was destroyed by Regard, and his soul was destroyed by Zero, resulting in a complete defeat.

If Tregear hadn't risked being killed by Noah to forcibly extract a small piece of his soul, it's questionable whether Belial and Reiblood would even be able to be resurrected now.

In the Monster Graveyard, he tried to take over Zero's body but failed. He even exposed the disgusting things his subordinates had done, which put the Mefilas alien on Regart's kill list.

He succeeded in obtaining another body, but then Reggart stole the clone. Now he's living a much more comfortable life than Belial. In a sense, this is a true case of different fates for the same person.

This man, who had already failed five times, risked everything and tried his best to attack the Land of Light, only to be betrayed by Dark Lugiel. In the end, he lost the capsule, the bomb, all his subordinates died, and he almost lost his soul.

There's nothing we can do about it; Dark Lugiel is just a heartless person (shrugs).

Six failures would be unbearable even for the strongest man, let alone someone as empty as Belial.

That's right, it's emptiness. Tregear had seen it all along; Belial was an empty person.

The Father of Ultra once said that because of the unparalleled similarity between Earthlings and the primitive people of the Land of Light, Earth was called the second home of the Ultra Warriors, and that is indeed true.

The giants of light, evolved from humans, are now the residents and warriors of the Land of Light. They have tried their best to eliminate human vices and retain the good and beautiful aspects of humanity. However, in some ways, their habits are still quite similar.

That is, the helplessness in the face of emptiness.

Humans... or rather, the race of people from the Land of Light and Earth, always seek something to fill their lives, what people often call "meaning".

A life without meaning, a life without purpose, is like an empty shell; it is poison to life and the root of suicide.

Belial's past as a giant of light has been buried. His pursuit of the position of captain, his desire for the power of the Plasma Spark Tower, and the meaning of the Ultra Spirit he once upheld have all been buried in the dust of the past.

Now, all that sustains Belial is hatred!

He had been hating for far too long, so long that he had forgotten why he hated, and whether he even had the right to hate.

When people are at a low point in their lives, they tend to reflect on themselves.

In the past, Belial could fill himself with hatred, escape everything with conquest, and comfort his heart with the territory of the empire. Only now that he has nothing left has he truly begun to think.

Should I... really hate? Do I really have the right to hate?

Do I... actually harbor hatred towards the Land of Light?

If the lingering, dreamlike hatred of the past could still sustain Belial, then Dark Lugiel's defection dealt him a fatal blow.

The demon god who once ignited the Great Spark War and sealed half of the Land of Light, simply because he and Regard were somehow related by a senior-junior relationship, easily betrayed Tregear who revived him and Belial who had won him over. He even packed up and left with the Time-Space Destruction Bomb.

His carefree demeanor also gave Belial a fleeting, unrealistic illusion.

Can I be like him? Easily let go of everything and pursue a new life?

If it were other extraterrestrial beings, such as the Babarians or Magmaians, they wouldn't have this kind of problem at all, because they would be constantly conquering and plundering, and wouldn't have the concept of emptiness.

But Belial is different. As a citizen of the Land of Light, similar to Earthlings, Belial has experienced too much. He has possessed and lost all the territories and glory that others are proud of. He has gradually come to understand that these things cannot truly fill the void within him.

Therefore, when Tregear heard Belial's encouraging words, he already understood Belial's inner turmoil.

However, Torregia didn't care.

He didn't care what Belial was struggling with, whether Belial was in pain, or the emptiness in Belial's heart. What he wanted to do was to continue to let Belial sink into darkness, to let him continue to destroy everything as the emperor of that galaxy, the dark emperor.

In a sense, Torregia and Beria are the same.

Torregia, tormented by the inability to stand beside Taro, and by the denial of the light he had once upheld, fell into darkness.

Belial, on the other hand, harbored an unfounded hatred, repeatedly rising from the depths of hell only to be forced back down.

But Torregia and Beria are also different.

Belial had already vaguely seen through his own illusory hatred, but everything he had done in the past made him afraid to turn back, and he could not turn back, so he could only go down a dark path.

But Torregia was different; he always had someone by his side.

That's Taro.

Regardless of whether Tregear is light or dark, Taro firmly believes that he is his friend, and Tregear feels the same way.

Toregia had long since filled the emptiness in his heart with Taro. Taro was his obsession, his motivation, the goal he pursued, and the sun he would always strive for.

It is precisely because of this clear goal that Tregear is different from Belial; he does not doubt himself and is able to persevere.

Having seen through Belial's emptiness, Tregear smiled and revealed himself from behind Belial.

"There's someone I think you'll find interesting..."

Looking at the curious Belial, Tregear spoke to him with a hint of devilish allure, as if giving him a gentle lesson.

"If you can drag him into darkness and then devour him, then perhaps you can regain the power to take revenge on the Land of Light!!"

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This is actually my reflection after watching Belial Zero Fighter 2 sequel and the Geed series, where Belial and Riku communicated. Belial is actually an empty person. In a sense, he has come this far because of the last bit of energy in his heart.

As for Tregear? White Tregear is still an undisputed good guy, while Black Tregear is an undisputed beast. This guy clearly knows what he's doing. His fall from grace is different from Belial being forcibly entered by Reiblood. It wasn't caused by the evil god; he actively sealed the evil god into his body. Pure beast, okay...

Next, Xiao Lu will experience the treatment of a special general. The main character is about to appear, so please keep reading... and please give a reward.

Chapter 592 Belial Descends on Earth!!

"Oh...you mean someone I would definitely be interested in?"

Belial, still in the form of Chimera Belos, watched Tregear with great interest.

How can you be so sure I'll be interested?

Torregia smiled slightly.

"What if I said...that person was you? Another you..."

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