Ultraman in the world of grams

Raliyah?
Is it Luluye?
These two pronunciations are almost exactly the same, probably the only difference is the difference between Japanese pronunciation and American pronunciation.

Wilson immediately thought of the super ancient civilization relic.

There will always be some differences when human beings sing the legendary name, not to mention that this name really involves an indescribable existence.

We can only rely on imagination and association to spy on the unknown corner.

The evidence of the suspected appearance of Qijiela seen at the principal's side, as well as the Pacific relics mentioned casually, made Wilson wonder whether there is an ultra-ancient civilization in this world.

And now, what William said greatly proved his guess.

Wilson is almost certain that R'lyeh is the remains of an ultra-ancient civilization on this earth.

There are also super ancient civilizations in this universe?
Then the pollution in this universe originated from R'lyeh?Came from the culprit Gatanjeh who destroyed the ultra-ancient civilization?

So will there still be a stone statue of Tiga?
Or Trica?
Other Tigas in parallel universes?
But so far, he has not felt any sign of light in this universe.

Even if it is turned into a stone statue, relying on the induction between the giants of light, there will be no gains.

Zhuo Mu even mentioned that in such a hopeless, chaotic and polluted world, true light cannot be born.

That is to say...

Because there is no birth of light, Gatanjah pollutes the entire universe, making everything chaotic and crazy?
It's not impossible either.

Because in the world view of Ultraman Tiga, Gatanjae is the ruler of darkness, representing the dark power of the entire universe, and once pulled the entire earth into darkness.

If there is no Ultraman in this world, then it is estimated that the terrible evil god will really rule and wreak havoc on the universe.

Thinking of this, Wilson's eyes became serious.

That's Gatange!
The real evil god, the terrifying ruler of darkness, destroyed the super ancient culprit.Even the original Dijia was no match at all, and was eventually beaten back into a stone statue.

Children all over the world who have not given up hope until the end have materialized their ideas to form a real light to revive Ultraman Tiga and turn it into Shining Tiga.

It was only then that Gatange was truly defeated.

In a universe where light is hidden, the evil gods here will only be stronger.

But he has limitations everywhere.

This inevitably made him a little restless.But he also knew that he had to face it.

If we say that at the very beginning, the choice to come to this world was only out of my own personal wishes and some kind of savior mentality that I took for granted.

Well, after experiencing so much in this world, he has deeply realized what a desperate era this is, and there are hidden dangers everywhere, and if he is not careful, he may fall into the abyss.

The existence here even teases ordinary people as toys, slaughtering creatures at will, completely disregarding the lives of others.

There are terrible dangers everywhere, not only from the monster cards, but also from the terrifying things that originally existed in this world.

Ghouls, Gug giants, deep divers, Dagon...these all hover around humans.

Wilson rubbed his temples.

Now it is not completely sure whether there is Gatanjae in Luluye, maybe another ancient and evil existence.

It is not known whether Gatanjah polluted the universe.

The information he has now is really too little.

"Hmm..." Wilson was pondering, thinking, and suddenly raised his head to look at the geologist, "Why does Ms. Ellis dream of Luluye?"

This is also a point that he feels a little strange.

Could it be that Ms. Ellis has the genes of an ultra-ancient civilization, similar to Ju Jianhui and Dagu, who has a sense of the existence of the ruins?

"I'm not very clear about this." The geologist showed a regretful expression. "Ms. Ellis simply mentioned it after waking up, and then showed a look of horror. After that, she was taken away by the captain."

"I see..." Wilson sighed in disappointment, and then asked the geologist, "How much do you know about Luluye?"

Although it is almost certain that it is Luluye, Wilson still wants to confirm it again.

"No..." The geologist smiled wryly, "I don't know much."

"Before I set off, I even just thought it was a mysterious ancient ruin. The approximate location is in the South Pacific Ocean, which is the last place where the last expedition team disappeared."

"It is said that it is the resting place of a great existence beyond the ages, and it is a great country that believers yearn for. In the long history, He is the supreme ruler."

"As for more... probably only recorded in the library."

"Great existence... the ruler..."

Wilson murmured to himself.

This definitely refers to Gatanjeh!

The ruler of darkness, the evil god revived in Luluye, an ultra-ancient relic floating in New Zealand in the South Pacific.

If not, it must be a similar existence, an extremely terrifying evil god!

In the dreamland, he once relied on his knowledge of Shining Tiga to become a short-lived pseudo-shining version.

He still remembers that powerful power, but strictly speaking, it is only a Tiga plus version with enhanced strength and energy.But even so, it is far from being comparable to ordinary monsters.

The power of the real Shining Tiga is far beyond his imagination!

And the strength is only second to that of Shining Tiga's Gatanjae...you can get a glimpse of its terrifying strength.

"The last batch of expeditions is probably really bad luck..."

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There is a worldview about Ultraman Tiga.

The prototype of Gatanjae is the old ruler in "Cthulhu Mythology"-Gata Nothoya, the son of Cthulhu.

But in Tiga Ultraman's world view, there is no Cthulhu.

In the official novel, it is mentioned that Ultraman Tiga also has the Cthulhu myth, but he was influenced by the super ancient ruins, and the inspiration was too high to write the Cthulhu myth.The name Luluye also originated from here.

That is to say, in the world view of Diga, Gatanjae is the status of Cthulhu, and the origin of the Dijaric mythology is even stronger, after all, it represents the darkness of the whole world.

The setting of this book is that Shining Tiga's combat power is greater than Gatanjae ≥ Cthulhu is greater than Gatanothoa.

(The original book does not count against the weak ship, otherwise it really cannot be counted as combat power)
Subsequent combat performance will also be calculated according to this.

(End of this chapter)