Ultraman: He captures EyeQ at the start, a righteous and fun-loving man.

"Alright, let's go."

Without hesitation, the two transformed and left the planet, flying towards the Monster Graveyard.

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Some people have said that the author's writing in the first few chapters was a bit strange, probably because the author lacks social experience, so the construction of the society of Planet Empera seemed a bit like a diary entry. So the next chapter will definitely get back to the main plot...

Also, looking at the author's bio, the author has created a flock of geese.

Chapter 693 Belial's Second Meeting with Empera

Monster Graveyard is a place filled with deathly silence and vengeful spirits.

Countless souls wander here year-round, including those of monsters, aliens, and even mechanical creations (though it's unclear which unlucky Reonicus had its mechanical monster destroyed).

Since they are already dead, they cannot be without resentment. This is why the Monster Graveyard is filled with powerful negative energy, and the source of this energy is naturally those lives that have already died.

If it weren't for the Land of Light's life-solidification technology, you could even see the souls of Ultra Warriors here... Of course, even if the Land of Light had life-solidification technology, there would still be the soul of an Ultra Warrior (questionable) here.

A silver-white figure floated in the air, arms crossed, like an old man lying in a hammock, swaying and drifting along with the surrounding monster souls. Occasionally, it would bump into a rock and then pass straight through it, demonstrating its essence as a soul.

"Although this is the fate I deserve, this monster graveyard is really boring. It's full of mindless souls, and I can't even talk to them. Speaking of which, it felt a bit like this when I built the space prison back then..."

That incongruous figure was none other than Belial. Although most of the blame for his evil deeds should be attributed to the Reiblood aliens, Belial himself also bears inescapable responsibility.

Therefore, after his death, his soul was judged by Regard and imprisoned in the Monster Graveyard, where he spent his days with a group of mindless vengeful spirits.

In a prison where he couldn't talk or leave, Belial's life was even more miserable than that of prisoners on Earth. At least prisoners on Earth had fellow inmates and could even chat with the guards, but here, his soul was so weak that he couldn't even fart. Even when Belial spoke, he could only talk to himself.

In Regard's view, this punishment was far worse than life imprisonment on Earth. However, for Belial, compared to the time he spent imprisoned in the space prison, this place was like paradise.

…After all, when he was in the cosmic prison, he was completely embedded in the wall, unable to move his head or even a single finger.

In the vast alternate dimension of the Monster Graveyard, he could float however he wanted, stretch out his limbs however he wanted, and even try out a Thomas Flair.

The freedom was incomparable to that of the time in the space prison, so Belial had no complaints. After all, he was a responsible person who would admit his mistakes and stand up straight when he was punished.

Belial waved his arm, plopped down on the back of a King Glass, and let it sway back and forth into the distance. Anyway, these monsters had no mind, so he could do whatever he wanted with them.

Just then, a spatial fluctuation suddenly appeared at the entrance of the strange building above the Monster Graveyard. Belial looked over with keen insight and muttered to himself in confusion.

"Oh, is someone trying to cause trouble with monster souls again...?"

A wisp of golden light appeared in his hand, and Belial was immediately energized. He leaped up and transformed into a golden ball of light, rushing towards the newcomer.

The Reiblood aliens have left him, and Belial has no physical body; therefore, the power he now uses is the eternal power given to him by Reigat.

Reggart naturally had his own considerations when granting Belial this power.

Firstly, Reggart hadn't completely let his guard down around Belial; he had left a force within Belial's body, allowing him to track his movements at any time and prevent Belial from escaping.

On the other hand, it can also soothe Belial's emotions and prevent him from going crazy and causing trouble again if he stays in this dark and gloomy monster graveyard for too long.

While Belial's emotions don't necessarily need to be appeased, it's always better to be prepared...

Secondly, after experiencing the antics of Reiberts, Tregear, and a series of other scoundrels, Regard has come to a deep understanding of the strategic value of the Monster Graveyard.

The endless monster souls here are a powerful source of soldiers, and if the countless powerful souls that have fallen in the past universe were to be used again, it would definitely be another big problem.

So Reggart simply gave Belial power to guard the place, both to fulfill his duty of atonement and to prevent anyone from causing trouble where Reggart couldn't see him.

After all, he couldn't stay in the Monster Graveyard forever, and his monsters were his precious treasures; he couldn't leave them in this dark and gloomy place indefinitely. So, he could only let Belial suffer a bit...

In other words, besides being a prisoner here, Beria also served as a prison guard...

Of course, Reggart was not a white farmer from the 17th century, and Belial was not black now, so he could not be treated like a Japanese. Reggart also promised him that if Belial made enough contributions, he could be redeemed.

That's why Belial was so energetic when he saw someone coming. The golden ball of light rushed to the newcomers in the blink of an eye. When the light dissipated, Belial revealed his true form, looked the two of them up and down, and said with disdain.

"What? I thought someone was here to cause trouble. It's you, Regard. By the way, what are you doing bringing Alien Empera here?"

The newcomers were none other than Regard and Alien Empera. Alien Empera looked Belial up and down and spoke.

"I never would have guessed that Belial, who once commanded even more power than me, would actually be working as a prison guard in the Monster Graveyard?"

Belial retorted calmly to the Emperor Alien's sarcastic remarks.

"Heh, I hope you, the Dark Emperor, don't go berserk again. If Regate catches you red-handed, you'll be my cellmate."

The Alien Empera chuckled.

"Is that so? Then I don't want to share a cell with you..."

Watching the two bickering, Reggart covered his face; he had expected this to happen.

After all, Belial and Alien Empera had a long-standing feud. Not to mention that Belial was defeated during the Great Ultra War, he was also sniped by Alien Empera when he escaped from the space prison and was almost knocked back down.

It would be extremely difficult for these two to get along peacefully...

"Alright, alright, you two stop arguing. Belial, hasn't anyone been coming over lately?"

Regard had no choice but to step in and act as a peacemaker. Upon hearing Regard's question, Belial spoke up in a relaxed tone.

"A few aliens wanted to cause trouble, but now they're part of the Monster Graveyard. As for this Tregear you mentioned, he hasn't shown up either..."

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Chapter 694 The Resurrected Three Kings

Upon hearing Belial's reply, Regard stroked his chin thoughtfully.

Tregear, that guy, got blown up by himself again in the R/B universe last time, looks like he probably won't dare to show his face again.

I wonder if he's aware that Belial is guarding the Monster Graveyard. If Tregear doesn't know that Belial exists in the Monster Graveyard as a spirit after reforming, perhaps he could pull off a trick on him...

Coming to his senses, Regard looked at Alien Empera and spoke.

"Are you ready? If there are no problems, I will resurrect your three kings right now."

The reason for asking this question has nothing to do with Desrom and Grozam. Their deaths cannot be blamed on the Ambera aliens. It is mainly the Mefilas aliens who are responsible.

Back on Earth, the Mefilas aliens had to face both Ultraman Mebius, who could activate his Flame Warrior form, and Ultraman from the Ultra Brothers. Their scheme to switch identities had failed, so a strategic retreat was understandable under those circumstances.

Moreover, the Mefilas aliens served as the chief steward of the Emperor aliens during the Great War of Ultra and for the next 3 years.

He was in charge of almost all economic and military affairs within the Dark Empire, including the establishment of production lines in Inbelezha, the formulation of imperial laws, and measures to restore the planet's productivity after the war. Whether it was merit or hard work, a mere strategic retreat was not enough for the Aliens of Empera to sentence him to death.

Belial, upon hearing what Reggart said, also thought of those three people.

“Oh, the Three Kings? I remember you also had the evil Bogaru and the Yapool under your command... Oh, right, the Yapool isn’t completely dead yet.”

The reason why I remember Evil Bogaru so clearly is because after Belial broke out of the space prison, Evil Bogaru was among the forces he gathered in the Monster Graveyard, and at that time he could even be considered one of his trump cards.

……………Then he was beaten to death by a bunch of Ultra Warriors on the land of Light…Evil Bogaru probably never dreamed that the Land of Light would produce so many talented people 4 years later.

It was sealed in a black hole for 3 years and stayed in the Monster Graveyard for 1 years, so it was already out of date. Moreover, it was fighting on someone else's territory.

Alien Empera waved his hand.

"Let's not even talk about that idiot, Evil Bogaru. The reason I'm so hesitant is because I don't know how to face the Mefilas aliens..."

Belial recalled what he had seen and heard after breaking free of his seal and then spoke.

"I remember, according to information from space, you seemed to have personally executed the Mefilas aliens before you died on Earth?"

Alien Empera lowered his head slightly, even exuding a sense of utter embarrassment.

"The Mefilas aliens have contributed greatly to my empire. However, at that time, I was preparing to declare war on the Land of Light again. Thirty thousand years of hatred clouded my judgment. Seeing that the Mefilas aliens dared to retreat, I subconsciously regarded them as deserters and executed them..."

"Now that I've cleared my head, I realize that the Mefilas aliens have done nothing to wrong me, while the extent of my wrongdoing towards them is beyond words..."

If it were the resentful Alien Abera from back then, even if he resurrected Alien Mefilas, he would probably justifiably make the other party continue to work for him.

But the current Alien Empera only feels shame. Even if someone is loyal, that's no reason to treat them like a slave and then kill them...

Regard patted Emperor Alien on the shoulder and said encouragingly.

"Don't worry, you killed the Mefilas aliens with your own hands back then, and 1 years later, you used the Life Evolution Accelerator to exchange for the chance to revive them. It's a case of one debt being repaid with another."

Alien Empera nodded slightly, feeling somewhat comforted, while Regard said nothing more and began searching for the souls of the three of them.

The souls of these three were relatively easy to identify, after all, they were absolute powerhouses in their respective clans. Apart from occasionally accidentally finding the souls of Belial's subordinates, Regard quickly selected the souls of these three.

Golden light surged forth, and the soul merged into the three bodies. The three gradually opened their eyes and looked around in confusion.

"This...this is...I wasn't with Jack and the others..."

Desrem looked around blankly, then turned his gaze to the person in front of him.

"His Majesty!!"

Upon hearing Desrem's call, both Mefilas and Grozam trembled. They glanced at the Alien Empera and instinctively knelt on one knee.

"Greetings, Your Majesty!!"

Only then did they realize that there was a flashy-looking Ultraman standing next to His Majesty, and a familiar figure was looking them over not far in front of them.

"Belial? You...you weren't possessed by Reiblood, were you?"

Grozam stared blankly at Belial. 400 years ago, during the Great Ultra War, Belial was a top fighter in the Land of Light and often fought against the King of the Dark Empire. The two were naturally very familiar with each other.

Beria looked at this old acquaintance, crossed his arms, and chuckled.

"Yo, long time no see, Desrem. How does it feel to be resurrected?"

The three were completely dumbfounded. Putting aside the fact that Belial had suddenly turned back into White Belial, what was going on with that flashy Ultraman warrior acting like a good buddy with His Majesty?

Seeing their confusion, Alien Empera stepped forward and spoke gently.

"Let me... let me explain this to you."

To the bewildered looks of the three, the Alien Empera gave them a general account of what happened 1 years after their deaths, and also introduced Regard.

"So, the three of us were resurrected by this Ultraman? Your Majesty, have you become friends with him?"

As the strategist, the Mefilas alien reacted the fastest, instantly assessing the current situation. Upon hearing his statement, the Emperor stared at him intently for a long time before finally speaking.

"That's right, I... I no longer think about conquering the universe. The reason I resurrected you is because I feel guilty. No matter what, Mefilas, killing you was one of my most serious mistakes..."

"Sorry……"

Hearing Emperor Alien's apology, the three were so shocked that their jaws almost dropped. Was this really the same Emperor Alien who was so arrogant and domineering?