Monsters: Evolving from Titans to Ancient Gods.

Upon receiving this answer, Tartarus immediately prepared to take action; his time was precious.

He unleashed the golden vortex of the abyss once more, preparing to leave with Titan, but was stopped by Longbo.

“There’s one more thing, Tartarus.”

Tartarus turned around upon hearing this, meeting Longbo's eyes again, and asked, "What is it?"

In response, Lonbo presented the entire conversation between himself and Ace to the two of them.

From the initial mention of the Kingdom's problems, to the Kingdom's invitation to him, and then to Ace's suggestion that Tartarus sit down and talk, everything was clearly revealed.

Tartarus did not react noticeably, but the Titans, witnessing this scene, were deeply moved and murmured to themselves.

"Even knowing that we want to wipe out the Land of Light, do you still expect a ceasefire and a peaceful solution using science and technology after learning about the Kingdom's problems?"

At this moment, Titan's feelings became incredibly complex, and he gained a completely new understanding of the race to which Libut belonged, which increased his goodwill towards them.

This brief conversation, lasting only a few seconds, caused a dramatic shift in the Titan's mood. Almost instinctively, he looked at Tartarus, awaiting his reply.

Originally, the Titans were also a staunch separatist faction, but after meeting Ribut, a warrior from the Land of Light...

By some coincidence, when he and Libut were imprisoned in Noah's temple and forced to join forces with him to fight against Noah's clone, his thoughts quietly changed.

This made his deeply ingrained ideas begin to waver, and a glimmer of hope for a peaceful resolution to this major incident began to emerge in his mind.

Under the watchful eyes of both men, Tartarus quickly gave his answer, surprisingly readily: "Sure, since they want to negotiate, then let's talk."

This wasn't because Tartarus had changed his mind about taking over the Land of Light, but because he had just received a glimmer of hope from Lungbo and was therefore unwilling to give up the opportunity.

Therefore, Tartarus decided to accept the answer first. It's just a matter of sitting down and talking, isn't it?

He would talk, and no matter what the people from the Land of Light said, he would not change his mind.

Agreeing to talk was merely to give Longbo face.

Anyway, the talks won't affect the kingdom's ability to continue its offensive.

Throughout Earth's history, humanity has signed countless agreements during wars and negotiations, only to tear them up in the end and continue fighting until bloodshed ensues.

After leaving behind these words and a device that could be used to contact him, Tartarus took the Titans and disappeared from the scene.

As the two departed, the floating continent returned to its former tranquility, leaving only Longbo silently watching the direction they had left in.

"If they're willing to talk, things will be much easier."

Longbo gradually felt that this round was in the bag. You know, Ultraman's talk-no-jutsu, although not as good as the blond village chief from the next village, was still pretty good.

Now that Tartarus and his allies are willing to negotiate, things will be much easier. With the opportunity to sit down and negotiate, the Land of Light should be able to persuade the Kingdom.

But how the Land of Light persuades the Kingdom is not Longbo's business; it's not his concern.

"If all goes well, the opportunity to purify the Sea of ​​Souls will soon be added to another kingdom."

What Longbo wanted was never the power of a portion of the kingdom's survivors, but the entire fighting force of the kingdom during its heyday.

Even if it's just once, combined with the Land of Light that Longbo is familiar with and another Land of Light, the three powerful forces working together would be more than enough to deal with the Sea of ​​Souls.

Originally, Longbo was thinking of finding a way to bring in the Star of Light, but he thought that the Star of Light was too rational and materialistic. He could handle the real universe, but it might be more difficult to deal with the Sea of ​​Souls, so he ruled out the Star of Light.

The Sea of ​​Souls has four evil gods and their derivative demons, their own legions, two kingdoms of light and one kingdom, just enough for an evil god to be assigned the forces of one kingdom of light.

Once I advance further, I should be able to deal with at least one Chaos God and take him down.

If you add Noah and the King of Ultra to the mix, it wouldn't be difficult for the two of them to kill a Chaos God.

For the remaining one, we can try to find the King of Space. His group of lunatics is also a huge army. Although they are not as strong as the Ultra Warriors, they are more than enough to deal with ordinary minions.

Once this plan is completed, Longbo will be able to take control of the entire purified Sea of ​​Souls.

Longbo gained such a great boost simply by controlling this other dimension that rivals the physical universe.

Once we obtain the Sea of ​​Souls that gave birth to four or five gods of multiple levels, our authority and power will reach unimaginable heights.

After a brief moment of contemplation, Longbo muttered to himself again, "Once this negotiation is over, it's time to start taking over the other parallel universes and their alternate dimensions."

but…

Longbo's gaze drifted in a certain direction, lost in thought. Before that, he needed to find a way to establish contact with the King of Ultra and Noah.

If the two of them do not agree to his request, then Longbo will have to put the plan on hold for the time being.

Then, when your own power reaches another level, go find the King of Space and have a tense and exciting two-on-four battle with him.

If we can't return to the universes we've been to before, then we'll have to try taking on the Four Gods one-on-one...

After a long while, Longbo cleared his mind and looked at the still-raging war in the distance.

Under his watchful eye, the battles between these monsters and extradimensional entities never ceased for a moment.

Only Goldras has managed to transfer his damage to himself at other points in time and has never died. All the other beings have experienced death at least once, respawning and returning to the battlefield.

Unable to find any adversaries, the overwhelming fungal monsters launched attacks on the World Tree. Yet, to this day, the World Tree has not taken the damage inflicted by the countless monsters seriously.

The wounds inflicted by the countless fungal monsters were merely insignificant scratches on the entire massive World Tree, almost like a piece of bark had been ripped off.

The monsters did not launch a sustained attack, and were even completely ignored by the World Tree, which did not even glance at them.

Longbo only stared at it for a moment before ignoring it, leaving behind a basic reward mechanism before turning his attention elsewhere.

...

Longbo turned his gaze to the universe, and on a planet in a corner of this universe, he found Ultraman Geed, who was fiercely fighting a monster.

The undisguised gaze instantly alerted Geed, who instinctively turned to look at the sky.

Only when he saw Longbo's signature vertical pupils did he relax his guard, turn around and quickly deal with the monster, causing it to explode in the expanding flames.

After defeating the unknown monster, Geed looked up at the sky and asked with some surprise, "Senior Ryubo? What do you need me for?"

Geed, a warrior born from the Star Torch ten thousand years ago, has a different attitude towards Lonber than the older and newer generations of warriors.

The older generation of soldiers who had dealt with Longbo preferred to call him by his given name.

Ten thousand years later, the new generation, whether warriors or ordinary people, treated Longbo with exceptional rigor and respect, fearing that an incorrect address might offend him.

But Giesecke & Devrient is different.

On the one hand, Jiede learned from the older generation of soldiers how to address Lonbo by his full name.

On the other hand, he also has great respect for Longbo, so by combining the two, he came up with a title that only he currently uses.

"Senior Longbo."

And Jiede knew that Lonbo wouldn't come to him unless it was something important, so there must be something important that he needed to do.

So he quickly made preparations.

In the sky, Longbo glanced at the area where the monster had exploded, lost in thought.

The monsters of this era have become ridiculously powerful; that one monster alone is no less powerful than any plasma monster that Longbo saw ten thousand years ago.

But this thought only lasted a moment before Lombard turned his gaze back to Geed and whispered:

“Geed, I need you to go to the Land of Light in a parallel universe and deliver a message for me.”

"To deliver a message?" Geed nodded decisively without the slightest fear or hesitation. "I understand, senior. Leave it to me!"

Because of his trust in Longbo, Jiede didn't ask any questions. Instead, he directly asked Longbo to entrust the task to him and promised to do his best to complete it.

In the sky, the vertical pupils of the abyss, shrouded in chaotic mist, flickered slightly, handing over the message that Longbo had conveyed to Ace in another universe to Geed.

The reason Geed was sent to deliver the message was because Lampard was curious about how the Land of Light in the main universe would react to seeing Geed, who looked exactly like Belial.

What will their reaction be when they hear that Belial has turned over a new leaf and served as the vice-captain of the Space Garrison?

Chapter 209 Geed and Geed

In the main universe of the Kingdom of Light, in a corner of the Milky Way galaxy.

A portal spanning the universe arrived with a rainbow, landing in a vast sea of ​​stars. A red and silver giant appeared in this starry sky as the portal unfolded.

Geed turned to look at the star behind him, feeling somewhat surprised. He muttered to himself, "Is this another universe? It feels no different from the original one."

In his perception, this universe was no different from the original universe in terms of its constants and solid physical laws.

If he hadn't felt that he had actually passed through a time portal, he might have doubted that he had actually left.

But this wasn't the place to think. Geed quickly surveyed his surroundings, determined his location based on the star map in his memory, and then, in the ever-changing universe, determined the direction of the Land of Light's main universe, discovering that he wasn't far from the Land of Light.

After confirming the answer, Geed pondered for a moment and did not enter the hyperspace passage. Instead, he instantly transformed into a red ball and flew rapidly towards the Land of Light.

But what Geed didn't notice was that a part of Lungbo's will had already descended, silently following in his footsteps, ready to see how the Land of Light would react upon seeing Geed.

Under Lonbo's watchful gaze, Geed quickly approached the Land of Light, where the dazzling emerald celestial body came into view, constantly radiating brilliant light, and occasionally red, blue, and silver giants could be seen flying around.

Geed withdrew from his red ball form near the Land of Light, stood in the starry sky, and gazed at the massive celestial body. After a moment of contemplation, he issued his Ultra Signature.

Jedd didn't know if there was another Jedd here and was worried about having a conflict with the local security force, so he chose to report it in advance.

He's a good kid; he wouldn't resort to violence if he could avoid conflict. Besides, these are all his own people, so he shouldn't have barged in without permission.

However, according to Lungbo, this incident should not be publicized, so he concealed some information, only stating his name and his application to enter the Land of Light, indicating his intention to see Ace.

"Geed? Based on the last contact, they should be back a little later." As the Ultra Sign was issued, several warriors stationed in the Space Garrison also noticed the name. Although the aura of these lights was indeed somewhat strange, the name on it was indeed Geed.

However, there are many doubts. Why is Geed's aura so strange?

Also, why does Geed need to apply to enter the Land of Light? You should know that Geed already has a household registration in the Land of Light.

Want to see Ace? That's even stranger. If you want to see Ace, all you have to do is go find him.

Seeing this, Zoffy and Ace exchanged glances and immediately took action, flying towards the satellite outside the Land of Light.

Further away, Ultraman's father, Ken, also saw the signature and saw Zoffy and Ace fly out, which should be considered foolproof.

But for some reason, he still felt a strange sensation, and after a brief hesitation, he flew out anyway.

But as they flew into space, a group of people who were on their way also sensed this familiar yet unfamiliar signature and arrived there first.

Geed stared blankly for a moment as several giants descended from behind him.

Under his gaze, the colors on these unfamiliar warriors of light were quite flamboyant, and they also contained a mixed aura of light.

This puzzled Geed. What was going on? Why were the warriors of the Land of Light here...?

Suddenly, Geed's gaze fell upon the red and black giant with a red, black, and silver body.