The legend of Tiga

Chapter 2015: Rhapsody of Space and Time

Space transfer!

Teleport!

In an instant, relevant information emerged in Tiga's mind.

From the moment they came in, Himara had already demonstrated its proficiency in space.

From the outside it looked like just a shabby house that could be blown apart by a gust of wind, but inside it was a vast world that stretched as far as the eye could see, housing all the rare treasures that Himara had collected from all over the universe over the years.

Such a different world is obviously not something that a shabby house can have, but is connected to a different space.

And now, Ximara has demonstrated a third ability besides creating different spaces and transferring objects through space, which is to allow herself to move instantly.

It is very easy to verify whether it is teleportation or an illusion. Just hit it and you will know.

Therefore, when Tiga rolled up, he quickly retracted the arm that was supporting the ground, crossed it with his left hand on his left waist, quickly accumulated energy, and then swung it outward. A ball of bluish-white light bullet shot out from his fingertips, passing through the void at an extremely fast speed and shooting straight towards Himara.

Ximara's eyes immediately emitted red light, which gathered into two strange rays of light and hit the palm light arrow that was shooting towards her, instantly blasting the palm light arrow apart, causing it to explode into a fireball in mid-air, emitting raging flames and raising a large amount of dust.

After the light arrow flew out of his hand, Tiga immediately raised his arms, clenched his fists, and activated the power of the Earth Element Ultra Card, gathering a large amount of earth-colored light on his fists. Then he hammered down with all his strength, smashing his fists heavily on the ground, and directing the energy on his fists into the earth.

The earth-colored energy was like two earth dragons rumbling forward in the mud, one on the left and one on the right rushing towards Himara who had just shot out strange rays of light from his eyes.

boom!
boom!
Two almost overlapping explosions erupted under Himara's feet, and like a fountain, they rushed out from the ground, carrying a large amount of soil, instantly submerging Himara.

It seemed that Shimara was hit directly, but Tiga did not relax at all. Instead, he paid more attention to his surroundings and scanned the surroundings with greater vigilance.

What came into view was the brilliant sunset in the distance, the rolling green hills, and the strange and bizarre objects scattered everywhere. Then Himara appeared on the top of a mountain where a large number of strange stone statues were placed cluttered. Compared with humans, their deformed and raised feet were stepping on a huge rock on the top of the mountain, and they kept making strange laughs of "hahaha, hehehe".

"You're laughing so happily."

Tiga clenched his fists and directed all the remaining energy into the underground, passing through the mountains and rocks until it reached the feet of Himara, then suddenly moved upwards.

But just as the boulder was shattered by the surging energy, Himara suddenly disappeared, causing the energy to carry the rubble straight into the sky without touching Himara at all.

Almost at the same time, Tiga leaned forward without hesitation, supported himself with his hands, rolled forward, and left his original position. There, a deformed foot was falling, but it missed because of Tiga's departure and stepped on the ground, leaving a deep footprint in the soft soil.

"That's great. You can dodge this."

Shimara praised, obviously surprised that Tiga reacted so quickly.

"You are also very good. You can use teleportation continuously. It seems that this is your natural ability."

After rolling over, Tiga supported himself on the ground with his hands and quickly got up. Then he raised his arms and crossed them in front of his forehead. The diamond-shaped crystal burst into a dazzling purple light, which instantly flowed through his body, dyeing Tiga's body a different purple.

Then he raised his arms, stretched out his palms, and assumed a fighting stance towards Himara.

Xima La still stood there, seemingly without any desire to fight. With red eyes, she stared at Tiga, whose body color and form had changed, and said, "I have no ill will towards the Earth, nor do I want to invade this planet."

"But you stole many buildings and people from Earth."

"There are billions of humans, and I'm only taking away a few hundred people. These houses are very old, and most of them are ignored. If they remain where they are, even if they are not demolished by humans, they will be corroded by time. But if I take them away, they can be preserved forever."

As Himara spoke, he raised his hand, and houses suddenly appeared on the top of the mountain, just like mushrooms after the rain. In the blink of an eye, they were densely packed.

At a glance, there are some biological aliens that look like a mass of flesh and blood, some that look like tree houses made of bark and vines, some that are made of large stones, and some that are
Completely different styles and various shapes are really eye-opening. It is simply an exhibition of houses of billions of races in the universe, which is eye-opening and amazing.

"Ultraman Tiga, these are what I collected in the universe. They are ordinary houses on their respective planets, exposed to the wind, sun, frost and rain all day long. The only thing waiting for them is collapse and demolition. But here, they can be preserved forever. I also plan to hold an exhibition so that people from all over the universe can appreciate the architecture and scenery of different planets. Especially those races that cannot cross the galaxy, they will definitely be very interested."

Himara loudly spoke of its plan. It painstakingly collected so many things not just for its own appreciation, but also to share the beauty it believed in with other lives in the universe.

Tiga slowly turned his head and scanned the buildings all over the mountain. There were piles and buildings of all shapes and sizes, from primitive grass houses to composite houses full of sci-fi colors; from biological nests built of mud to alien caves grown out of flesh and blood.
Most of them have never seen it, let alone heard of it. Even for those civilizations and races that have been able to cross the galaxy, so many buildings gathered together is a rare sight.

If this is the case, then Himara does seem a bit like an 'idealist' in spending so much effort and time collecting so many buildings and scenery from so many planets just to preserve them and allow more people to see them.

Tiga was admiring, and Himara was waiting patiently, with no intention of using teleportation to launch a sneak attack. He seemed very patient and cultured.

After a long while, Tiga finally spoke: "Return the town and its people back. You can keep these old buildings. Also, stop stealing and leave the earth."

Although whether Shimara's true thoughts are consistent with what it just said remains to be verified, Tiga is willing to give it trust and let it take away these buildings on the earth.

Of course, this is also related to the fact that those old buildings really have no value. What is really valuable is the land.

Therefore, it is still a good deal to only pay for some old buildings and save the cost of demolition, and it is possible to gain space tourists who come here because of the exhibition of the universe's myriad races in Himala. Although humans are still very afraid of space people, including TPC's attitude towards space people, the earth will not always have this attitude. With the advancement of technology and the development of civilization, sooner or later, humans will enter the universe family and communicate with many civilizations in the universe.

Before that, it is not a bad thing to leave the impression of being an Earthling to some aliens.

The conditions offered by Tiga were already so accommodating, but who would have thought that Shimara would reject them outright.

"No, these are the most beautiful views. If any one of them is missing, the sunset view will not be perfect. Besides, I still have many things I want to take away," Himala pointed to the surrounding mountains and said, "Look, I moved so many mountains to accommodate the man-made Great Wall. And that flat land, I will use it to place the ten thousand rooms of the royal palace. And this high mountain, I specially found a vertical rock to place those huge Buddha statues. And here."

Shimara kept talking about his plan, and Tiga was stunned. Is this guy planning to empty the earth?

If these buildings are taken away by Himara, what will be left on Earth? Papyrus from last week? Pyramids made of cement? Or Cheerios that can be made by stepping on them?
".Are you serious?"

Tiga felt very incredible and suspected that there was something wrong with his ears or with Shimara's brain.

The old and dilapidated house can be taken away at will. It has no historical value anyway, let alone research value.

But now Himara is still eyeing these real cultural relics, which is simply wishful thinking. If these things are allowed to be taken away by Himara, what history will the human race have? Only some man-made and forged things will be left.

"Of course, I want to preserve these truly great wonders forever so that billions of races in the universe can appreciate this spectacular beauty."

".Or, you can take some photos and videos, or make a replica here based on the real thing. You can move mountains and fill the sea, so even making a replica of the Great Wall shouldn't be a difficult task."

Diga gave Himara an idea. It was impossible to give the real thing. There was no door, not even any windows.

But who would have thought that after hearing what Diga said, Xima La was so angry that she shouted: "You are insulting art and trampling on beauty. No matter how real the fake is, it is still fake. It can only deceive others, not yourself.

Looking at these fakes all day long will not give me any sense of beauty, and it will ruin my pursuit of beauty."

"I can't let you take the real thing. Humans appreciate the fake one."

"Why not?" Himala said as if it was a matter of course, "Humans are a group of barbarians. They simply don't have the ability to preserve these treasures for a long time. That's why I want to take them away so that I can better protect them. This is for the good of these treasures, for the sake of mankind, and for the entire universe. If even one of these treasures is damaged, it will be a loss for the entire universe."

".Your words sound familiar. Is this the logic of all robbers?"

The more Tiga listened to Shimara's words, the more he felt something was wrong. Why did he bring such a big issue into this?

Oh, so it seems that you, Himala, can represent the entire universe.

Then can I, on behalf of the entire universe, take all your property and preserve it better?

In other words, this is the true face of Himala, the wolfish ambition beneath the mask of a polite gentleman.

"I am the messenger of civilization and the protector of treasures. Only those who don't know how to cherish and appreciate them will think I am a thief," Himala said righteously, "I took these not to keep them for myself, but to better protect them. One day in the future, I will share their beauty with the world."

".You are becoming more and more like a robber," Tiga shook his head. He thought he might be kind-hearted, but he showed his true colors after just a few words. He didn't want to continue discussing with this guy and said, "Return everything you stole on Earth, or I will be rude to you."

"Impossible," Himala refused immediately, and added: "I still have many treasures to protect, and I will never leave the earth before this."

"Then give it a try."

As Tiga spoke, he suddenly moved, raised his right arm, and threw out a Rampart light bullet without charging. It was as fast as a flash of lightning and arrived in front of Himara in almost the blink of an eye, rushing straight towards Himara's head.

I don’t know if it was because the speed of Rampart’s light bullet was too fast that he couldn’t react, or if Shimara was frightened by the sudden attack launched by Tiga, but he just stood there without moving, allowing the simplified version of Rampart to come to him and then disappear.

"What?" Tiga was shocked. He saw clearly that the Rampart light bullet disappeared suddenly while flying. Could it be a space transfer? Could Himara also transfer the flying light bullet away?

So where did it transfer to?

In just a moment, the super brain turned thousands of circles, connecting and calculating everything from the time it came in to the present, and then immediately realized something. Its perception also captured the abnormal fluctuations on the left, and it immediately slid back before turning its head to look over there.

Suddenly, a ball of bluish-white light flew out from the empty air and attacked Tiga at an extremely fast speed.

This familiar appearance and the energy fluctuations it emanated were exactly the simplified version of the Rampart light bullet that Tiga had just shot at Himara.

Obviously, the disappeared Rampart light bullet was transferred away by Himara in some way and shot out from another place, becoming Himara's means of attacking Tiga.

Fortunately, Tiga reacted in time and retreated in advance, thus avoiding the extremely fast Lampart light bullet, which passed in front of Tiga and went away into the distance, disappearing in the blink of an eye.

This made Tiga feel relieved, but also secretly shocked. Shimara's spatial ability was more powerful than he had imagined. The Lampart light bullet was moving, and its movement speed was so fast, but it was still transferred away by Shimara.

The difficulty of this is like reaching out and pulling down fruits from a nearby tree while driving a car at high speed. It really tests one's eyesight, hand strength, and luck.

(End of this chapter)