Ignika greeted him.

"It's been a long time, Senior Regard. Here's what happened."

After Igniga's explanation, Regard clutched his head in exasperation.

"Jugglus Jugglus, you've really given me a surprise... You're such a good teacher! Taiga wanted to stay on Earth, and you let him do it. He said you couldn't tell us, and you really didn't tell us?"

Now that things have come to this, Reggart has no reason to blame Jugglus Juggler.

After all, disregarding the factor of Tregear, Jugglus Juggler's actions undoubtedly make him a qualified teacher.

Aside from Jugglus Juggler being unaware of what was happening on Earth, Taiga was truly fortunate to have such a teacher who discovered his students' interests, guided their development, encouraged their autonomy, and respected their choices.

If Regard had met a teacher like that back then, he probably would have gotten into a top-tier university.

The problem is that with the addition of Tregear, all of Jugglus Juggler's good intentions indirectly turned into aiding and abetting evil.

Now that things had come to this, Regard didn't want to blame anyone anymore, and Ignika then added.

“There’s one more thing, Reggart-senpai. Taiga suspects that Tregear might have tampered with Jugglus Juggler. After all, they agreed that Jugglus Juggler would come to check on them from time to time, but it seems that Jugglus Juggler has forgotten about Taiga lately.”

Alright, the last piece of the puzzle is in place. It's not that Jugglus didn't want to go, but that Tregear tampered with it.

It's understandable that Nagakula didn't notice what was happening on Earth Taiga; he really is a perfect teacher!

Regard couldn't help but clench his fists.

"You damn Tregear, this time I'm going to make sure you get the same treatment as Belial, and I'll shove your head down your ass while I'm at it!!"

Taro, observing Reggart's reaction, spoke up.

"So, Regard, we're going to use that move, right?"

Rega nodded.

“That’s right. Since Tregear has the ability to resurrect infinitely, let’s just seal him away.”

"Tregear's power comes from Grimd. Even Grimd can be sealed. I don't believe that this bastard Regear can escape."

The solution that Regard and Taro were discussing was one of the plans the Land of Light had for dealing with Tregear, and it was also the most likely to succeed at present.

As we all know, Toregia has the ability to resurrect infinitely, and the best way to deal with an enemy with this ability is to seal him away.

Kaguya Otsutsuki exclaimed, "You're an expert!"

During this time, Regat wasn't always indulging in debauchery on Eternal Star. He trained diligently with Zog for a while, learning a sealing technique, which he planned to use to deal with Tregear.

Once you've beaten Tregear to his knees, unable to resist, you can seal him away with a sealing technique. At that point, Tregear's infinite resurrection won't matter, because he's never truly dead.

Taro nodded; he could accept his old friend's decision.

Let them seal it away; it's better than letting Tregear continue to wreak havoc outside.

"Oh, right, there's one more thing. Send Ace to check on Jugglus Juggler. We haven't heard from Zeta for so long, and now he's suddenly saying he's on Earth fighting the Planetary Invasion Alliance. Ace must be worried sick."

Regart continued giving instructions, and Taro nodded, instructing his guards to inform Ace.

Meanwhile, Regard also gave instructions to a guard.

"Go and inform Hikari to continue activating the summoning device and gather the new generation of Ultra Warriors. Taro and I will set off first. The coordinates have been left here. Remember to have the new generation of Ultra Warriors meet up with Taiga on Earth."

Taro looked at Regard and asked in confusion.

"Why are we suddenly calling up a new generation of soldiers?"

Regard summoned the Ultimate Fighting Device without stopping, opened a spatial portal with Bruton, and began to explain.

"It's better to be prepared. After all, before Tregear realizes he's been sealed away, he'll definitely fight back with all his might, and might even unleash the evil god Grimd."

"If I'm not confident that I can definitely take down Grimd, then I'll have the new generation of warriors come to my aid."

"What's more, Taro, don't forget your family's genetic artifact."

"A genetic marvel?"

Taro scratched his head in confusion until he touched the Ultra Horn on top of his head, and then he suddenly realized.

"I see. You want the new generation of Ultra Warriors to inject their energy into Taiga's Ultra Horn?"

Regard smiled and nodded.

"That's right, with the addition of such a new warrior, Grimd will have no chance of escaping our grasp!!"

As soon as he finished speaking, another blue figure appeared in the portal that Bruton had opened. When Taro saw this person, he couldn't help but exclaim in surprise.

"Torrekia?"

To be precise, the visitor was an albino version of Tregear from a parallel universe. He looked at Regard with confusion, wondering why the other party had summoned him.

Seeing his expression, Reggart guessed the question and spoke up.

"Haven't you always wanted to see the final fate of your dark version? Come and see with us, he's already on the verge of defeat."

"Hopefully, his experience can serve as a warning to you."

Torregia gently stroked his chin.

"Is that so? Hehehe... In a way, it's also sad."

Taiga looked at Regard with a puzzled expression, wondering why the other had summoned Tregear. Regard explained.

"Firstly, it's because I promised White Tor that I would let him see Black Tor's final fate, which was also part of the deal between us."

"Secondly, if something unexpected happens to Black Tor and our sealing methods fail, White Tor can also disturb his mind and induce him to release Grimd."

"This time, we must finish this battle. This guy, Torregia, has already hurt too many people in the universe. We can't let him get away again."

"Either he will be sealed away, or he will release Grimd and lose the ability to resurrect."

"In short, we absolutely cannot let him escape!!"

Hearing Regard's resolute words, Taro, though heartbroken, nodded firmly.

"I understand."

Bai Tuo listened to their discussion from the side and couldn't help but complain.

"Hey, hey, hey, I'm still here, and you guys are already discussing how to deal with the other me?"

"And this plan is quite sophisticated, Reggart. When you subdued me, did you already have this in mind?"

Seeing the white-haired man complaining, Regard laughed heartily and patted him on the shoulder.

"Hey, wouldn't it be a contribution to cosmic peace if you acted as the detonator for that Black Tor? Don't worry, I'll give you a fair and objective result."

White shook his head speechlessly. All he wanted was a fair and objective result; he didn't care whether Blackie lived or died.

After all, his name means... insane curiosity...

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Now that you've all read this far, I'll get straight to the point: the final battle against Tregear is the ending. This book has reached 750 chapters and over 150 million words, which is quite an achievement for a new author like myself. And the power of the final boss will certainly not disappoint you.

Here's a guessing game: how do you think Dark Tregear will be worthy of the title of final boss? After all, his and Grimd's current power isn't enough...

It's just a pity about Lingjia's newbie protection period...

Second quiz (no prize): How do you think Regard will be able to defeat the final boss?

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Chapter 751 Torregia's Failure 1

On the street, a man dressed in a black and white tuxedo leisurely looked around at the crowd cheering for Taiga.

"Hahahaha... You Earthlings have always been hostile to aliens, but the problem is, aren't the Ultra Warriors who protect you aliens too?"

"He beats and curses other aliens, yet he fawns over Ultra Warriors. In a sense, that's a kind of chaos! Hahahaha!!"

Tregear laughed wildly, but those around him seemed completely oblivious to his words. Not far from them, Taiga was battling the space-eating monster Ura.

Because Egis discovered that the reason Ura was constantly overeating was because there was a black hole inside its body, it was tormented by hunger all the time. In order to save it, Asahikawa Mirika, as a life robot that could suppress Ura, voluntarily entered Ura's body.

Subsequently, with the assistance of the Machondo aliens and the Magma aliens, an auxiliary missile capable of creating a white hole was sent into Ura's mouth, and then Taiga released a beam of light, causing Ura to swallow it.

All they did was to save this poor monster, to give it a good meal, to satisfy its hunger and relieve its inner desires, so that it wouldn't have to suffer from hunger.

Now we've reached the final step: Taiga will use his Strium Burst to blast Ura into its mouth, allowing it to experience the feeling of being full.

But how could Torregia possibly satisfy them?

A black mist suddenly appeared in front of Ura, who kicked away Taiga's Strium Burst. Tregear slowly emerged from it and smiled.

"Taiga, haven't you realized the true nature of the human species yet?"

Ula sensed the cold aura emanating from Toregia, and its instinctive discomfort made it bite down. However, Toregia seemed to have anticipated this, blocking Ula's mouth with its right hand, punching Ula in the head with its left hand, and then kicking Ula to the ground.

"Hurrah!!"

Seeing that the poor monster was still being tortured by Tregear, Taiga was furious. He rushed forward, and Tregear took the opportunity to leave. Taiga tenderly stroked the wound on Ura's head, then turned and roared at Tregear.

"Torregia!!!"

Tregear feigned surprise as he looked at Taiga.

"Oh...you don't mean you've developed feelings for this monster? Don't make me laugh."

Despite being defeated and disintegrated twice by Ura, Taiga harbored no resentment towards Ura and instead glared angrily at Tregear.

"It's all because of you, Toregia!! I won't take my anger out on Ura!!"

Torregia put his hands behind his back, chuckled, and said nothing.

Taiga charged forward again and fought with Tregear. After being knocked away by Tregear, he quickly switched to Fuma.

"Watch this, shuriken beam!!"

The wind horses are incredibly fast. They have made tremendous progress since they first arrived on Earth. For a time, even Toregia couldn't catch a glimpse of them.

Blue and white lightning raged everywhere. Fuma dodged all of Tregear's attacks, but the shuriken beams kept hitting Tregear. Taking advantage of this opportunity, Fuma switched to Titus and unleashed a Sage's Fist from the sky, striking Tregear in the neck.

"You're not acting like a wise person at all..."

As the smoke cleared, Toregia massaged his neck and slowly stood up. Clearly, Titus's attack had not had much effect.

Titus snorted coldly.

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