Ultraman's opening scene: lifting up Kuroshio Island

A somewhat irritable voice responded to him.

"Oh......"

Alex opened his mouth, but in the end he just smiled helplessly.

He struggled to steady himself, his arms trembling uncontrollably as he hung down.

The giant cannon that had been assembled had now separated and returned to its original form as two hands. However, those hands were now twisted unnaturally, covered in charred black, with occasional flashes of electricity.

That attack was incredibly powerful, but he barely managed to unleash it despite being overloaded. After that attack, his hand was essentially crippled for a short time and he could no longer launch attacks.

Despite delivering an exceptionally powerful blow that successfully struck the enemy, young Alex remained somewhat pessimistic.

They've been dealing with these large tin cans for quite some time and are well aware of how troublesome they can be.

According to his calculations, this attack would cause some trouble for the Gamerot, but it wouldn't be enough to destroy it.

"Then we'll probably have to rely on you guys more from now on. Do you have enough energy?"

Alex raised his hand and glanced at it. His palm twitched slightly, but a burst of sparks erupted the next moment.

Helplessly, he lowered his hand again, looked up and gazed ahead, and whispered:

"We're about to have a tough battle."

Where his gaze had been fixed, the flames of the explosion gradually died down, and Gamerot's figure reappeared.

Its massive body remained firmly standing, though the attack had indeed had some effect on it.

The armor on Gamerot's abdomen was torn open, exposing the mechanical devices inside to the air, with bright sparks flashing intermittently within.

The supercomputer inside Gamerot's body was damaged by the attack just now from young Alex.

However, this was not a fatal injury. For the robot Gamerot, even if the supercomputer was damaged, it could continue to function.

"Dudududu..."

As the electronic synthesized voice sounded, Gamerot lifted his leg and stepped forward.

"what?"

Just then, Alex's eyes widened suddenly, as if he had seen something incredible.

"Beep beep...beep..."

The voice that Gamerot was speaking suddenly became disjointed, and the energy core on his chest lit up, but it flickered intermittently as if there was a poor connection.

And its steps stopped at this moment, hovering in mid-air.

"beep......"

Then, the electronic sound gradually faded until it stopped completely, and the light on the energy core dimmed.

"what happened?"

Alex stared blankly at the enormous robot that seemed to have crashed.

No sooner had he finished speaking than Gamerot's massive body moved again, but instead of moving toward them, it tilted to one side.

"boom!"

Its heavy body crashed to the ground, shattering solid rocks and sending thick smoke and dust billowing up.

"This...is it resolved?"

"Alex, you've defeated it!"

"Great!"

The group, who were preparing for a fierce battle, stared blankly at this scene, and then suddenly burst into enthusiastic cheers.

Surrounded by the excited group, Alex was still in a daze, a slight look of confusion on his face.

"That's it? Was that attack really that powerful?"

He felt something was wrong. Although he hoped he could finish off the enemy in one blow, reason told him that he couldn't do it right now.

But the others didn't think so much; they excitedly lifted Alex up and tossed him high into the air.

"That's fantastic, Alex!"

"You're the first among our peers to successfully take down a Gamerot. When you get back, everyone will definitely look at you with new respect!"

"Long live!"

Alex heard his companions' calls, which made him feel a little smug. A smile appeared on his face, and he put his earlier doubts behind him.

But just then, a voice suddenly rang out, drowning out the enthusiastic cheers and clearly reaching everyone's ears:

"Wow, you guys are full of energy!"

"Who?"

The sound startled the group of teenagers, who stopped what they were doing and cautiously searched for the source of the sound.

But they forgot that there was still a person in the air. Alex cried out in surprise and then crashed heavily to the ground.

"Alex! Are you alright?"

Hearing the sound of him landing, the group realized they had forgotten something and quickly helped him up.

"I am fine."

Alex shook his head and refused the men's help, his gaze fixed cautiously on the still-lingering dust.

Under his gaze, three figures appeared in the billowing dust, becoming clearer and clearer.

When the three figures were fully revealed, Alex's gaze sharpened slightly as he saw their spotless clothes as they emerged from the yellow sand.

But at the same time, the caution in his eyes faded slightly.

"Are you... travelers from outer space?"

Watching the three approaching slowly, Alex asked a question.

Upon hearing his question, Minghui hesitated for a moment, then smiled.

"Well, you could say that."

"That's strange, we haven't seen anyone come here in a long time."

Several teenagers looked at Minghui and his two companions with curiosity, and one of them muttered something under his breath.

"Then I advise you to leave quickly. After all, as you can see, this is no longer the beautiful Celine Star it once was."

Alex spoke at this moment, his voice calm:

"Moreover, if you stay any longer, you may encounter danger."

After he finished speaking, he waved to the people beside him:

"let's go."

With that, he turned around and left without looking back.

The remaining teenagers glanced at Minghui and his two companions one last time, still somewhat curious, but they turned and followed Alex.

"Hey, wait a minute."

But Minghui then spoke up to stop them. He walked over to the group who had stopped, his gaze fixed on them with keen interest:

"I saw you fighting that giant thing just now. You are... androids?"

Why are you asking this?

Alex frowned, looking somewhat wary.

"Nothing, I'm just a little curious."

Minghui said with a smile.

He was just happy to have found survivors, but he soon realized a problem: in the current environment of Celine, it would be difficult for normal flesh and blood life to survive, so it would make sense if they were androids.

However, the androids are not the original inhabitants of Celine; those original inhabitants may very well have already...

Alex frowned and remained silent for a moment. He looked at Minghui and suddenly asked:

"Did you make that just now?"

Minghui did not answer directly, but just looked at him and smiled without saying a word.

Seeing this, Alex nodded knowingly, the wariness in his eyes fading slightly, and replied:

"We are not artificial humans, but modified humans!"

"Cyborgs?"

Upon hearing this, Minghui's eyes lit up.

"Ah."

Alex nodded and said:

"Since you're traveling to Celin Star, you should know something about our planet. Our planet is renowned for its mechanical technology; in this respect, no one in this star system is more advanced than us!"

When talking about the past of Celin, Alex seemed quite proud, and his chest puffed out.

But as he spoke, Alex's voice lowered slightly, and his mood became somewhat somber:

"But that was then. We suffered a backlash from the machines, and now Celin is not far from destruction."

However, it is also because of our mastery of mechanical technology that we have been able to survive until now; it's just that we have to undergo physical modifications, and only in this way can we survive in this environment.

"I see."

Minghui nodded slightly, his smile deepening.

Cyborgs are still humans at their core; they are still the original inhabitants of Celine.

Minghui thought to himself, feeling somewhat pleased.

His main purpose in coming here was to deal with that group of tin cans who had turned into war profiteers, but he didn't expect to have such a pleasant surprise.

After all, judging from the few words Professor Duduru had previously uttered, the traitorous Gamerot Legion was aiming to exterminate the Celin aliens. His words were quite pessimistic, suggesting that the Celin aliens would have little chance of escaping this calamity.

But in hindsight, Professor Dudru underestimated his people, who are still struggling to survive.

"..."