What? Ultraman is lifelong?

Many, many years ago, Castor, who had not yet made his mark in the Kingdom of Light, discovered that the real people from the Kingdom of Light he met in this world seemed to have a very, very hidden, but very, very common Yes, a very strange sense of shame,

The moral standards of the people of the Kingdom of Light and the innate sense of responsibility for the peace of the universe are something that has been mentioned again and again and is very outrageous.

I don’t know when it started, maybe it started from the moment the plasma spark tower was lit. People in the Kingdom of Light will subconsciously feel a sense of shame and shame once they don’t move towards peace in their minds. shame.

It is actually difficult for people who easily feel shame to become rebellious in the broad sense of society, because shame is a moral emotion of self-awareness and self-condemnation caused by people feeling despicable towards themselves.

Everyone in the Kingdom of Light has extremely high moral standards, which puts them in a state of self-condemnation and self-reflection almost all the time.

There is a phenomenon of mutual influence and mutual promotion between shame, moral standards and social atmosphere, and the Kingdom of Light has directly pushed this promotion to the limit. Everyone living in the Kingdom of Light is invisibly Under the supervision of self, others and society,

Of those adventures that Tregear and Taro had when they were young, was the adventure itself the real thrill?

Adventure is exciting, of course, but that's only part of the story.

Casto believes that for Taylor and Tregear, those adventures are what really fascinates them and what is truly different from other lifestyles in the Kingdom of Light.

In fact, the bizarre "sense of immorality" that arises when taking risks means that they are doing things that have nothing to do with peace. Their subconscious and rational minds are constantly feeding back a signal to their brains. Everything they do is related to the Light. deviating from the country’s social standards,

For 99.99% of the people in the Kingdom of Light, after receiving this signal, they will immediately choose to return to the 'right path' and become a good citizen of the Kingdom of Light.

But Tregear and Taylor, two special people in the Kingdom of Light, were able to resist this sense of shame, allowing them to become rare 'problem children' in the Kingdom of Light.

If we put it on earth, it would be like those rebellious spiritual guys. Do they really all think that the things they do are cool? It is not that no one among them can realize that their behavior is actually stupid, but the sense of rebellion that is different from tradition makes them addicted to it and unable to extricate themselves.

Severn's current self-analysis is somewhat similar to Castor's previous analysis. Of course, Severn did not find that he was a so-called rebellious 'spiritual boy', but he found that in the unique environment of the empire, he It's hard to have that so-called sense of shame,

Of course, this is not because there is something wrong with him personally. It is actually because the empire is a hellish place. The people he can come into contact with, the ones with the best moral standards, would be hooligans, pickpockets, fraudsters and the like in other places in the universe. of,

The vast majority of them are not extremist terrorists, perverted murderers, anti-human potentially dangerous elements, or militarists.

At least he is a careerist, a super capitalist.

Because the moral standards of the people of the Empire are so low, no matter what Severn, a person from the Kingdom of Light, does in the Empire, it is difficult for him to react to his natural sense of shame.

Just like in the Kingdom of Light, if you inadvertently have the idea of ​​hitting someone, you will be subject to self-censorship, but in the Empire, if you have the idea of ​​hitting someone but don't, you will be looked down upon by others.

All of Severn's previous battles were related to peace, so he rarely experienced what pure fighting was like, but don't people from the Kingdom of Light really like fighting?

As a civilization whose folk customs are actually very martial, the people of the Kingdom of Light actually like to fight, but few of them can come to such an environment and devote themselves wholeheartedly to feeling the joy brought by fighting.

However, Severn is ultimately an 'experiential' planetary observer. His method of in-depth investigation into the empire requires investment in order to feel the uniqueness of the empire.

Seven didn't know that at the same time, another one of the Ultra brothers had also come to the empire, and that was the brother who was closest to him - the first generation Man.

Seven and Leo entered the empire through the relationship between Castor, the Four Heavenly Kings of Darkness, and the evil general. But the first generation was different. He entered the empire through the relationship with another Four Heavenly Kings of Darkness, the wise general Mefilas. empire.

As a scholar from Ultra University in the Kingdom of Light, he entered the Empire as a free guest of the Galactic Federation, that is, in the form of human Hayata, he drove a spaceship to travel within the routes allowed by the Empire.

He did not intend to expose his identity, so naturally he could not directly contact the senior officials of the empire like Severn, nor could he get close to the arsenals of the empire. However, as a scholar, the first generation had his own set of research methods.

If you want to see what the life of a civilized people is like, interviewing residents directly may be the fastest way, but it may also be the easiest way to be fooled.

As a scholar in the first generation, he knew that as long as he kept an eye on this area, how much materials were transported in and how much garbage was produced every day, and just by counting for a period of time, he could roughly get a glimpse of the daily life of the people in this area.

Of course, the actual algorithm will definitely not be that simple. The various formulas and theories that need to be improved according to local conditions are actually a big project, but fortunately, these are not too difficult for the first generation.

The first generation came here to study two main things:

First of all, the Empire's recent cooperative relationship with the Galactic Federation, as well as the development of local business in the Empire, or in other words, what is the impact of Castor's recent reforms on the Empire.

Secondly, after Eddie knew that the first generation planned to enter the empire for research, he hoped that the first generation could help him investigate whether the subsequent reactions to the negative energy incident caused by Reblondo in the empire had been eliminated.

The first research direction is actually the first generation's own. As mentioned before, this is a very complex topic that is biased toward sociology. As a knowledgeable professor at Aote University, he is confident that as long as he is given enough Over time, he was able to calculate what the empire's current society was like, and to assess the growth and decline of various aspects of the empire in the future.

In fact, if the first generation went directly to Casto, or even went directly to Mefilas without looking for Casto, he would be able to get these empire data directly. Although it may not be calculated and summarized, but based on the empire and light. He believed that Emperor Ampera would not mind the somewhat delicate relationship between the two countries.

But who are the first generations?

Among the Ultra brothers, even Zoffie would make jokes from time to time, but he couldn't in the first generation. He wouldn't laugh unless he said it. He looked like an old scholar.

Even because the age difference between Zofi and the other brothers is too big, Zoffi was already shouldering important tasks in the Space Guard when the younger brothers were in school. Therefore, in many cases, the second brother in the first generation was more like the so-called 'eldest brother'. The eldest brother Zoffie is more like a 'dad',