What? Ultraman is lifelong?

No one could have imagined that two people could enter the 'near death' state so many times just by speaking.

Finally, after Castor tried to tell Taro for the umpteenth time that the Ultra Spirit and the Empire's philosophy were essentially the same, and both needed to be innovated with the development of the universe, but was refuted by Taro in a very stubborn way, Castor gave up.

He directly asked the self who was watching the show in the next universe to find the future Tregear who was helping TPC build the solar system.

Castor figured it out. If he could convince an Ultra Warrior who didn't know him before with just his mouth, the Kingdom of Light would have been destroyed long ago.

In the Kingdom of Light, there may be another way to say "hard talk", and that is "persistence"!

Although he could not find any mistakes in Castor's words, and even logically agreed with Castor's words, Spark Taro always adhered to a prerequisite, that is, as a citizen of the Land of Light and a holder of the Ultra Spirit, he must never bow to darkness.

Castor knew that he would never be able to convince Taro to look at the empire from his perspective, and Taro would not give up trying to convince him to "turn from darkness to light". So, Castor could only take out his ultimate weapon against Taro's treasure - Torrekia!

Torrekia, who was working on the planning of TPC construction with Masaki Keigo, was called to this universe by the red card in confusion. Then he met the blue card who came to pick him up. Ten minutes later, this future blackened version of Torrekia was running around in the Second Ultra Tower. He was not hiding from Castor or other people from the Kingdom of Light.

Something that stunned Castor happened. Tregear was actually avoiding Spark Taro. The scene in Castor's eyes was somewhat absurd. He saw the blackened, lawless Tregear running around everywhere, and behind him, the more than ten-centimeter-tall Spark Taro was so excited that he wanted to hug Tregear's face.

Finally, after locking Spark Taro into a room, Tregear and Castor stood in the corridor outside the room. Tregear felt speechless. He was clearly busy with serious matters with Masaki Keigo, but he was suddenly tricked into coming here. Thinking of this, he shouted to Castor,

"Castor!! Don't you know?!!! I didn't do anything during the Spark War!!! In Taro's eyes, I'm just a childhood friend he hasn't seen for a long time!!! How could he be afraid of me?!!!!"

How could you have thought of asking me to intimidate Taro, who is full of friendship for me? ! ! ! "

"If nothing unexpected happens, Spark Taro might even think that I am now corrupted by darkness, and he will do his best to save me. Do you know how terrifying this kind of thing is to me!!!!"

Torrekia's tone was filled with fear. He was not afraid that Taro would hate him. In fact, in the plan of this future blackened version of Torrekia, deep in his heart, he actually had a vision. He really hoped that Taro would hate him.

In the eyes of this darkened future version of Torrekia, Taro loathed him, hated him, and tried to hunt him down, judge him, and kill him. This was something that made him very excited and aroused his crazy curiosity. Just imagining such a scene made him tremble with excitement.

Of course, all this was not because Torrekia had any strange XP. On the contrary, it was just a normal rebellious psychology. Torrekia's rebellion against the Land of Light was all-round. After overthrowing his deep worship of the Ultraman spirit of the Land of Light, he went straight to the end and entered another extreme state.

What he once liked, he now hates as much as he likes it. What he once didn't want to see, he now longs for it very much.

As we all know, Torrekia was once a typical Ultraman from the Land of Light. Before he experienced the dark scenes, he had always been full of longing for the light of the Land of Light, which naturally included his best friend Taro at the time.

Torrekia used to be full of longing and expectation for the brilliance of his good friend Taro. He hoped that Taro could carry his dream of peace and move towards a higher world.

But all of this ended with Tregear's disappointment and doubt about the Kingdom of Light. In fact, it was not just an end, but a complete denial.

As much as Torrekia loved the Land of Light, the Ultra Clan, and the Ultra Spirits in the Land of Light, he hated the Land of Light, the Ultra Clan, and the Ultra Spirits after he left the Land of Light.

He was filled with disgust at Taro's behavior and tone, which had once tried to protect him in all directions like the sun. This disgust, to some extent, even pushed and accelerated Tregear's departure from the Land of Light.

The Spark Taro in front of him is exactly the kind of person who has reached the pinnacle of understanding the Ultraman spirit. A super invincible fanatic.

What's even more outrageous is that for this Spark Taro, Tregear has never done anything evil.

For some reason, when Torrekia thought of this, he even felt a sense of shame, and he was a little afraid to meet this Spark Taro.

A fanatical Ultraman, who was once his best friend, and who doesn't know that he is a bad guy and wants to save himself

Torrekia felt that he had encountered the greatest crisis in the world. This crisis was even more frightening to him than sealing Grimmd in his body.

Seeing Tregear's panic and fear, Castor was stunned for a moment, and subconsciously said, "You mean, in the eyes of this Spark Taro, you are just a friend who has not seen him for many years and is invaded by darkness and needs his rescue, so you are completely unable to intimidate him, but are afraid of him???

Tsk, how about this, I take you as a hostage and threaten Spark Taro, what do you think? "

Tregear didn't even need to think, and directly told Castor the answer, "According to my understanding of Taro, he would only think that you and I need to be saved, and we are both people who have been completely corrupted by darkness."

Castor thought about it seriously, then looked at Tregear, "In that case, then I can only rely on you, Tregear, part of your plan is to let Taro embrace the power beyond light and understand the world beyond light like you, right?"

"Yes what's the matter?"

Castor placed his hand on Tregear's shoulder. "In that case, take him with you and travel to the Empire! I don't care what method you use, but I want a few days of peace and quiet!"

"What are you talking about!! Didn't you hear me? I just can't get along with that kind of Taro?!" The darkened future version of Torrekia shouted, wanting to say something, but Castor spoke first, "If you can't do it, I will send Spark Taro to the young you of this universe. I think you should be able to understand that you are at a critical moment in shaping your outlook on life and the world at this stage.

If I send him a Taro who knows the future at this time, then no one knows where he will go. He may return to the Kingdom of Light, but he may also go to a world more extreme than yours. "

"Castor, you are so mean!!!" Torrekia gritted his teeth and looked at Castor. He had never thought that he would be threatened one day, and the means of threat was to use his younger self to threaten him.

After Torrekia finished cursing, he did not give his answer immediately. His brain was calculating the gains and losses quickly. He was Torrekia, a calculating man. He was a genius from the Kingdom of Light. His unknown experiences allowed him to easily manipulate people's hearts. With such skills, he was always successful.

However, this does not mean that he has no loopholes. On the contrary, he has several huge loopholes that both he and Casto know about, namely his past in the Kingdom of Light.

As long as it involves people from that timeline, Torrekia's calculations will become abnormally unbalanced. Even if it seems like a crushing situation, it is always easy for him to ruin it.

The fact that Castor used the young Torrekia to threaten the future Torrekia was beyond the other party's calculation ability.

Everything about the blackened version of Torrekia is based on the overthrow and reconstruction of his worldview and outlook on life when he was young. He knows how important this period is to Torrekia, so he can't calm down and calculate the gains and losses in a third-party way.

Finally, Castor delivered the final blow. He looked at Tregear and shouted, "Your younger self and your current self, you have to find someone to bear Taro's torture!!!"

"Then I'll do it!!!"

Zoffy, who had received the familiar abnormal fluctuations from the Second Ultra Tower, had just arrived near the silver grass forest when he saw that in the middle of the forest, where his target was, the Second Ultra Tower was located, a purple ball of light that was very inconsistent with the temperament of the Kingdom of Light suddenly appeared.

Zoffy subconsciously accelerated and rushed out, and saw Castor slowly pushing open the door and walking out.

"Huh? Is the security of the Kingdom of Light so powerful? They actually let you, the captain, come here in the first place?" Castor looked at Zoffy in surprise. You know, Torrekia has spatial ability, and his spatial ability is at a very high level. The monitoring system of the Kingdom of Light can't detect it at all.

As soon as he went out, he saw Zoffy, which was obviously not in line with the usual security level of the Kingdom of Light.

"I feel the breath of Torrekia. I mean the breath of Torrekia who came from a certain timeline in the future and merged with the chaos." Zoffy looked at Castor while looking at the Second Ultra Tower and the surrounding trees with some concern. "The content of light particles and Specium matter here is much lower than normal. Could it be that guy..."

Castor was stunned for a moment, and looked around, only to find that his previous behavior of madly absorbing light particles with Spark Taro had actually affected the vegetation of the Silver Grass Forest. But the next second, Zoffy saw Castor nodded at him and said seriously,

"Yes, Tregear from that future timeline, his ability affects the surrounding environment, so I have to go out for a walk and wait for the light particles of the Plasma Spark Tower to refill everything here before I can continue working."

"Work. Forget it. Just slack off if you want. There's no rush for work. So what happened?"

Zoffy's eyes glowed as he glanced up and down at Castor. He was about to look inside the Second Ultra Tower, but was stopped by Castor. "Don't even think about it. Spark Taro and Tregear are not in there. I tricked them all into going to the Empire."

"Cheat the Empire?" Zoffy was a little unsure about what he heard, and asked subconsciously, "Are you sure you are cheating?"

Castor nodded, and the scene in his mind went back to a while ago when he used the young Torrekia of this universe to threaten the blackened version of Torrekia in the future timeline.

In fact, at the same time that Castor was threatening Tregear, he was also using telekinesis to communicate with Spark Taro outside the room.

"Tairo, I think you're right about one thing. Compared to light, darkness is indeed a little more unpredictable. For example, this dark version of Tregear, I didn't expect that he would choose to lock you in the room."

"No, what happened? Is this Tregear from your universe or ours? Why is there a very strange energy in his body? It's neither light nor dark, it's like a mixture of both?"