Monsters: Evolving from Titans to Ancient Gods.

Several Babar aliens remained frozen in their attack stance, their muscle lines, the dust kicked up by their feet, and even the flames burning behind them all transforming into a lifelike painting in an instant.

Looking up, time seemed to stand still around Longbo, and he was the only one who was unaffected and moved freely.

Longbo lowered his head slightly, gazing thoughtfully at the few Babar aliens who were frozen in place before him.

"The Babar aliens?"

He recognized the group before him as one of the most famous workhorses among the Ultraman, with various villainous individuals remaining popular for a long time.

There have even been two individuals who managed to clear their names.

Longbo stepped forward, bent down, grabbed one of the Babar aliens by the neck, and lifted him high, using his psychic powers to read his mind and memories.

In an instant, the memories of the Babar aliens appeared before his eyes without reservation.

From the current state of the universe to the home planets and spheres of influence of various famous cosmic beings, everything was laid bare before his eyes.

Ultimately, Longbo retrieved the universal language, script, and various common knowledge from the memories of the Babar aliens.

What surprised Longbo the most was that he read from the memories of the Babar aliens that there were two extremely famous evil aliens in the universe at this moment.

One of them was a member of the same race as the Babar alien in front of them. That Babar alien was incredibly powerful and had carried out a horrific massacre on Babar and other planets.

The Babar aliens in front of Longbo were worshippers of that individual, hoping to one day join his forces.

The other is the equally infamous Baltan aliens, who even plotted against the Land of Light.

Having understood the current state of the universe, the Babar aliens before us are clearly of no value.

Longbo ignited a blazing psionic flame in his palm, causing the flames to engulf them and turn them to ashes without any pain.

Having done all this, Longbo withdrew his psychic powers, turned to look at the sky, and took in several red and white figures.

A giant named Ruthia hovered in the air with several of her kind, her milky-white eyes taking in everything that had just happened.

She was a red and silver giant, with silver-white limbs and face, and red stripes covering her body like a dress. Her overall body was rather slender.

The head retains the hair ornaments from the human era.

Faced with the undisguised gaze of the giant monster on the surface, Ruthia and the others instinctively retreated.

They had already seen the terrifying nature of the monster before them from the Babar aliens; once enveloped by that energy field, they would lose their ability to resist.

They did not want to die silently, so they chose to back down.

Ruthia reached out to stop her companions behind her from instinctively adopting a fighting stance, so as not to provoke the monster in front of them.

"Wait, it's not a ferocious monster that emerged from that incident; it's an intelligent being."

Ruthia keenly sensed that although the monster before her was unusually large, it was not a being that had mutated and become ferocious due to the influence of the star of the Land of Light.

The giant from the Land of Light eventually lowered his hand and restrained his hostility, but remained quite vigilant.

Under Longbo's questioning gaze, the red and white giantess landed on the ground and showed him a gentle demeanor.

"We are giants from the Land of Light. We came to investigate something and found a spaceship crashing from space, so we came to help."

"But we never expected that what crashed on the planet's surface were the infamous Babar aliens from the universe."

Longbo paid no attention to the giant's words, but instead thoughtfully glanced at their appearance and posture.

This does indeed match the image of Ultraman in my mind, but who is this giant in front of me that doesn't look like a grunt?

Longbo was somewhat puzzled by this.

However, he had no intention of communicating with the group of Ultramen. After glancing at them, he continued to wander through the desert world.

The giants who landed on the spaceship looked at each other in surprise and breathed a sigh of relief. Although the huge monster was very powerful, it ignored them.

But they were actually quite excited by this; anyone could see that He was an intelligent being who could communicate. This meant that not all monsters were evil.

They are grateful that there are friendly monsters in the universe that they can communicate with.

They watched the monster depart, recorded it in their documents, and marked it as the first communicable monster they had encountered on this trip.

After returning to the Land of Light, perhaps this can be used to develop a research project, allowing children to gain a deeper understanding of monsters.

After watching the monster disappear on the horizon, the giants exchanged glances again, preparing to return to space and continue their exploration.

...

Longbo traversed several continents of the planet and discovered that life on the planet was nearly nonexistent.

The entire planet presents a desolate appearance. Forests, which represent life, have almost disappeared, plant seeds on the ground are nearing death, and even the ocean water is scarce, seemingly buried underground.

During his journey here, Longbo discovered the skeletons of many creatures, but found no trace of any civilization that had ever existed.

As they approached the last ocean on the planet, a glimpse of green appeared in Longbo's eyes.

On the edge of this coastline, there are still some plants that are the remnants of this planet. The meager rainfall from the ocean provides them with a little bit of moisture, sustaining the planet's remaining life.

Longbo strode through the forest, surveying the entire area, and eventually discovered that some of the planet's last remaining animals were thriving there.

While pondering why the planet had become like this, Longbo also slightly unleashed his ability to distort the ecological field, attempting to repair the planet's ecosystem.

As the radiation from Longbo dissipated, seeds on the edge of the forest began to germinate at an accelerated pace, and animals grew faster, entering their reproductive period.

Perhaps because he was born to be an ecological regulator, Lonzo felt extremely uncomfortable every time he saw the planetary environment heading towards destruction.

Therefore, he chose to stay here temporarily and first restore the ecology to the point where it can heal itself.

However, this does not mean he will stay here indefinitely. Longbo plans to explore this star sector, choose this planet as a base when he needs to find someone to help him, and leave after he has cleared out most of the powerful monsters in the vicinity.

The dissipated radiation spread to the ocean, causing marine life on the planet to flock towards the coastline.

In a deep-sea trench, a pair of enormous eyes slowly opened, devoid of any intelligence, revealing an extreme ferocity and destructive desire.

Almost immediately, Longbo sensed the malice emanating from the depths of the ocean; something was heading towards him from the deep-sea trench.

"Well hidden."

This was Longbo's first thought; he hadn't noticed anything while this strange monster was asleep.

If it hadn't made no attempt to conceal its presence after waking up, Longbo would have had a real difficulty in discovering it without careful investigation.

Almost instantly, the distant sea exploded, and amidst the surging waves, the outline of a monster emerged from the sea, its roar causing ripples in the atmosphere and the sea to churn endlessly.

The monster's gaping maw was filled with fangs, its body was covered with dense, dark blue-green fish scales, and it had thorn-like bone spikes. Its two horns spiraled and twisted, pointing straight into the sky.

It emerged from the deep sea, its short forelimbs seemingly unsuitable for close combat, but its claws still gleamed coldly, displaying a ferocious demeanor.

Bemular, the first monster to appear in Ultraman.

It roared to the sky, causing the remaining forest to tremble, but it did not notice a sharp spear flashing with lightning as it approached.

The sharp spear swept across the sea, its aftershocks tearing a deep trench in the ocean, striking Bemular's body almost instantly. Blood splattered, and lightning flashed.

The massive impact caused Bemular to fall into the sea. By the time it got up, a huge shadow had already enveloped it, and a heavy warhammer tore through the air and swung down.

A deafening explosion suddenly erupted, the dissipated energy shattering the seawater and creating a vacuum zone a kilometer wide.

As Bemular roared, it flew sideways. Longbo's gaze pierced through the splashing seawater, taking in its entirety, and a sense of doubt arose in his heart.

"Bemular? Why is it so big?"

The Bemular that appeared before Longbo at this moment was not the tens of meters tall he remembered, but a giant monster that was no shorter than himself.

Its weight was equally astonishing; despite being struck by Longbo's hammer, it merely flew hundreds of meters, covered in blood, without exploding.

The intense pain drove Bemular even more ferocious. It roared and strode forward, spewing out scorching blue rays of light from its mouth, heading straight for Longbo.

Longbo immediately put aside his thoughts, dodged the attack to the side, and caused it to land in the deep sea behind him, where it expanded into a turbulent fireball that reached the surface of the sea, evaporating the seawater all around.

Within the gradually narrowing vacuum, Longbo swung his warhammer, colliding with Bemular's biting head and repelling it once more, his scalding blood splattering in the air.

The ferocity in Bemular's eyes remained undiminished. It swung its long tail behind it, transforming it into a supersonic whip weighing tens of thousands of tons, which swept across the warhammer with a violent sonic boom.

"Crack..."

The immense force caused the warhammer to crack, sending fragments flying and scattering into the sea.

Longbo's four pupils contracted slightly, and he abandoned the warhammer without hesitation, then extended bone blades from his arms.

The sharp blade sliced ​​through Bemular's flesh, tearing open bloody wounds once more amidst a dazzling blue light.

As Bemular roared angrily and lunged at Lumberjack, Lumberjack unhesitatingly grabbed the bone spike on its back and slammed it heavily onto the seabed.

Before it could even struggle to its feet, Longbo raised his leg high and struck the spear already embedded in its body, pinning it to the bottom of the sea.

Now that Bemular was immobilized, its short arms made it powerless to pull out the spear, so it opened its blood-red maw and tried again to spew rays at Lumberjack.

But before that, the azure energy had already gathered in Longbo's hands, the charged particle field converged, and transformed into an azure torrent that struck its body.

Another violent explosion erupted, pushing away the approaching seawater once more, and a blue light obscured everything.

The horrific explosion created a bottomless abyss on the seabed, causing buried underground water to gush forth and flow into the ocean.

After a long time, the sea once again buried the battlefield, and the waves rose and fell endlessly.

Longbo slowly emerged from the sea, floated in the sky, and looked down at the item in his hand, lost in thought.

Chapter 105 The Voice of the Planet and the Fleet

A metal device was quietly floating in Longbo's hand. It looked like a part of some kind of instrument. Its surface was silvery white and it had many pipe interfaces and cables.

The device was found near the wreckage of the giant Bemular shortly after Lumberjack destroyed it.

It seemed to be hidden inside Bemular's body and had survived Lumbert's multiple attacks and charged particle cannon, which piqued Lumbert's interest.

In this era before the expansion of combat power, even the most powerful mechanical structures in this universe would not be as exaggerated as the robots in the later New Generation Ultraman TV series.

With his current strength, Longbo might be nothing more than a nobody in the future, but judging from the performance of those Ultramen, he can be considered an elite or a powerful figure.

Therefore, he was quite surprised to see the device that had survived his attack.

Although Longbo didn't know much about technology, he still managed to make some sense of the remaining mechanical structure by looking at it.

It appears to accelerate biological mutations or evolution, causing life in the universe to exceed its original limits and become larger and more powerful.

Longbo felt an unusual sense of familiarity with this, as if it were the same as his ecological field distortion power.

This allowed Longbo to see some clues.

Longbo finally put away the mechanical device that could cause biological mutations, turned around and returned to the last remaining forest to continue his work.

As Lumborgh stayed in the last forest on this planet, he continued to release radiation, accelerating the planet's ecology without distorting life forms.