Great, we're doomed now!

"Shut up..."

"Indeed, humans are not a race that can always remain rational. They are afraid, they run away, and they deceive themselves, which is why they have gradually degenerated to their current state."

But Camilla, didn't you all know all this from the beginning?

It is precisely because of human imperfections that we yearn for a better future, and that we have the desire and motivation to change the status quo... In my opinion, such people are worth guiding.

Do they hate modern people so much that they deny the past as well?

Must I also abandon the self that once lived among humans, laughing and joking with them?!

"In any case, this planet has no future!"

Camilla shouted excitedly, "Humanity is extinct!"

Ye Shou immediately responded with an almost shouting voice: "Humanity has not perished—I am the best proof!"

“You…” Camilla and the others were immediately taken aback.

"My name is Kuze Hakumori, and I come from the third planet of the solar system, which is the planet you are standing on, thirty million years from now!"

Our race numbers about eight billion, and they are currently exploring Mars… We don't have that many giants, nor do we have such advanced technology.”

Under the astonished gazes of the giants, Ye Shou calmly said in a soft voice—

But hope remains for the future.

—All were silent.

Camilla wanted to say that there was no such absurd thing in the world, but Ye Shou, this special existence who suddenly appeared and was out of place with everything around him, seemed to be proving the truth of this statement.

Indeed, if Ye Shou were a "native," how could he have fought all alone without a single companion, given his demonstrated talent and awareness?

Moreover, the fighting techniques and life energy he uses are slightly different from those of the giants. Although they can all be broadly regarded as the power of light, they are ultimately different.

Even his evolution into a giant was extraordinary!

"This is a memory medium from the 21st century."

Ye Shou opened his palm, and a small virtual helmet appeared. Under the control of Ultraman's telekinesis, it projected a large number of images and texts in the air.

From black and white photographs to virtual CG, from silent films to cheerful short videos, from bulky steam engines to tiny robotic dogs... various materials flash by like flowing water, depicting relationships between people, between people and nature, and between people and monsters.

“War still existed in our time, and pain and despair were never far from humanity… Although it could never be completely avoided, we were certainly trying to move in a better direction.”

Natural disasters, wars, plagues, and crimes, along with the corresponding developments in productivity, law, and natural sciences, ultimately converge on one massive symbol—

【TPC】

"In order to overcome the enormous shadow that once led to the destruction of the ancient world, we established the Earth Peace Alliance."

Ye Shou said earnestly, "We may fail, but we will never give up the courage to fight!"

"You really come from 30 million years in the future... Human genetic factors have actually continued into such a distant era."

Camilla was momentarily lost in thought when she suddenly remembered someone.

Before the giant left, she also mingled among the tribe as a mortal and even made several friends, including a scientist.

"I'm just a scientist, I can't fight like them, but I should at least do my best," was her catchphrase.

A woman who was born with poor health, perhaps due to her frequent illnesses, became a scholar specializing in the study of the human genome.

In the early days of the black fog, many humans contracted diseases and underwent varying degrees of physical mutation. Tumors and other such things came to life like parasites, and everyone was in a state of fear.

She led her team to develop drugs that could treat the disease and research surgical techniques to remove the mutated areas, saving many lives. But in the face of the overwhelming tide, such individual efforts were truly insignificant; no matter how many people were saved, many more died in agony.

The smile that once graced her face gradually faded, and her pale complexion became even more sickly. Even advanced medical technology could not cure her heart ailment.

Camilla watched her work tirelessly, as if all the misfortunes in the world were caused by her own inadequacy...

In the final moments of her life, she and many scientists completed a research project called "Light Factor Recessive Genetics," which encapsulates everything about humanity into genes, transforming it into light factors that spread and coexist with the planet's flora and fauna.

If we're lucky, their civilization, technology, and language may reappear.

And she, along with the scholars, as a "technological specimen," disappeared in that all-dissolving light...

Camilla witnessed a lot after that, seeing humans who didn't even have the courage to resist and had become completely domesticated, and she felt increasingly sorry for everything her friend had done.

Her hatred of humanity stemmed from many sources, and this incident was one of them:

Humanity has fallen so low and has failed the millions of people who sacrificed themselves in the fight!

If we forgive them, where is justice?

“I will not forgive the people of this era… but as I just said, they are extinct.”

Camilla's body trembled with excitement, as if she were taking a deep breath, and she gazed intently at Ye Shou.

"The world 30 million years from now? I won't comment on it without seeing it with my own eyes... But if it weren't for your homeland, you wouldn't have been able to come this far."

I don't want to concern myself with matters of the future; I'll let you off the hook for now.

Ok?

"Big Sister?"

"Shut up!"

"it is good……"

Hitler was somewhat displeased, but he kept his mouth shut and didn't say anything more—Camilla was terrifying when she was truly angry.

Especially after he transformed into the Dark Giant, it felt like the boss's whip was lashing people with much greater speed and force...

Upon seeing this, Tiga breathed a sigh of relief and couldn't help but want to persuade his companions to return to the light.

"Camilla, Darramb, Hitler, you guys too—"

Rumble!

Just then, the earth suddenly trembled, and the dark aura that filled the air instantly became as active as boiling water, even a hundred times more intense than when it was around Ye Shou!

"what?!"

"This is!"

"Could it be..."

Everyone, including Ye Shou, paled.

Rumble—!

The violent tremors did not come from beneath our feet, but from deep within the Earth's crust, as if the entire continental plate was howling and shifting!

Centered on the ruins of R'lyeh, visible shockwaves spread rapidly outwards like ripples on water, causing the earth to crack and collapse wherever they passed, like fragile biscuits.

The view from extremely high above is even more terrifying—

The dense black fog that had shrouded the entire ancient continent for countless years was now being stirred by an invisible giant hand. It was no longer a lifeless, pervasive fog, but had transformed into a surging, roaring black ocean!

The thick, ink-like dark energy surged and converged with unprecedented activity, flowing like rivers into the sea, forming countless thick black torrents that rushed madly towards R'lyeh from all directions!

"Oh no! Something underground is about to come out!" Camilla was the first to react, her voice filled with obvious fear.

Without further ado, Ye Shou, Tiga, and the Dark Trio simultaneously transformed into five beams of light of different colors, breaking through the barrier at the top of the pyramid and rapidly ascending into the air, hovering beneath the violently turbulent sky.

The sight before them took all the giants' breath away:

The once vast plains are now collapsing and sinking at a visible rate!

Countless enormous cracks spread like a spider web, swallowing up the remaining mountains and ruins. In the very center of that collapsed area, an unimaginably huge sinkhole was forming, its edges continuing to expand outwards, its depths unfathomable, as if leading straight to hell!

From the deepest part of that endless abyss, an evil aura, more profound and purer than the surrounding darkness, erupted like a volcano.

The viscous dark energy writhed and rose like a living thing. In the center of the sinkhole, a colossal, blurry, distorted entity—its mere outline enough to shatter the spirits of any living being—was slowly emerging...

It has not yet fully appeared, but the malice and oppression that fill the heavens and earth have already made all the giants of light and dark present feel a tremor from their very life instincts.

Ye Shou was no exception—

No, he was the one who was most affected!

Only at this moment did he realize what kind of opponent he was going to challenge. It was a huge gap that could not be felt through words or images. It was as if an ant was trying to challenge a mountain.

hum!

In his Dark Radiance form, the gravitational pull of darkness itself was tugging at his soul. His body remained still, but his perspective kept traveling far away, with each shift in light and shadow plunging him directly into the darkness.

Enormous...indescribably enormous.

It was far beyond what data could describe; it was a size capable of swallowing the entire space, its outline like a moving mountain range. The evil will lit up its scarlet eyes, watching the "tiny" figure in front of it with great interest.

Enveloped in darkness, "Ye Shou" was not harmed by these forces, but like the pressure of the deep sea, he was completely immobilized.

Just like a tiny doll being played with!

Chapter 242 Let's fight!

Now, do you still have the courage to say those words?

Ye Shou didn't know who was speaking.

Perhaps it's just his own inner voice.

Children are always innocent. No matter how whimsical their ideas are, they can say them with full confidence, and they genuinely believe that reality will develop in the direction they expect.

But adults know the gap between reality and dreams, the insignificance of their own power, and that there is nothing they can change, or perhaps... nothing worth changing.

No one can guarantee that the cause they work hard for will ultimately yield the results they want.

Busy as ants and bees, they store food for winter and nurture dreams for the future, but a heavy snow can destroy everything, and the weather never changes because of the ants' thoughts.

It seems I'm just an ant too... I did so much, planned so much, thought I had foresight, and was proud of my achievements, but when that "heavy snow" fell, I realized that it was all meaningless.

— Ye Shouhe stares into the deepest darkness.

The scene was even somewhat comical; the giants, who seemed like gods to mortals, were merely playthings in the face of an even more powerful being.

The despair and decline of the ancient civilization may simply be due to bad luck. After all, with such an exaggerated power gap, even struggling seemed ridiculous.

Thick darkness permeated the entire space, a vast sea, and Ye Shou, trapped within it, was more helpless than a small sampan.

How can such an enemy be defeated?

The method is known, but at this moment, putting aside whether the conditions are right or whether it can be achieved... the mere thought of it is incredibly heavy, as if the brain is refusing to think deeply.

Pulling "Ye Shou" closer, those scarlet eyes, seemingly reflecting the core of a planet, stared at him, devoid of any emotion befitting a normal life form, only a collection of pure malice—even so, they showed a side of interest in Ye Shou.