What? Ultraman is lifelong?

No one could tell him whether Castor's prayer to the great god Noah was useful, but he knew that he was a little afraid of his decision because of the old man Sawai's behavior.

He really forgot that this is not Earth, and the Zejing here and the Zejing on Earth are not actually the same Zejing.

If Sawai on Earth is a great idealist, then he has no ideals in the universe. At this moment, he has become a standard, terrifying life that can be called a "political" machine.

The Sawai on Earth spent his life working for the United Nations, TPC, human unity, and various great ideals. What he faced were countless fellow Earthlings who were born on Earth like him.

At that time, his ultimate goal was to unite humanity and move towards the next era.

However, in the universe, Zejing saw strange cosmic life forms that looked like humans but were not humans, or were not even human-like.

In this situation, it was as if some kind of subconscious controller had been released. Sawai, who originally had to consider many things, had his restrictions lifted under Castor's hope that the Interstellar Alliance would completely dissipate, and he fully demonstrated his talents.

Although Mr. Sawai seems to love all life, in the final analysis, other lives except humans are just lives. He has no prejudice against life forms other than humans, but he also has no more care for them. He treats them equally.

In fact, this can be seen from a series of events such as Sawai facing the Lightning Man several times, commanding the Delta Space Station to face visitors from space, and facing the local underground monsters on Earth.

Perhaps, in Sawai's eyes, no matter if it is a monster, an alien or other non-human life form, they are essentially the same as animals or plants.

If there is no danger, humans really should not interfere with them, but once there is potential danger, then they will definitely not show mercy to these life forms.

For Sawai at this moment, the so-called interstellar alliance is full of potential or even actual dangers, and he can use his methods to his heart's content.

However, perhaps even Sawai himself did not realize that if it were on Earth, even those political enemies he hated the most, even those crazy anti-human and anti-social elements, he would never use such a "crazy" and infinitely polarized method to make them kill each other.

Castor's prayer to the great god Noah was because he realized that when Sawai attacked the Interstellar Alliance, he did not regard the other party as a "human", but as some kind of intelligent life form, as a competitor of mankind.

Sawai's subconscious attitude towards these interstellar alliances with malicious intent is like the attitude of Homo sapiens towards other "kinds" such as Neanderthals in the era before humans established civilization.

Intelligent life with malicious intent may be even more dangerous and needs to be eliminated.

Red Card himself was not sure whether this was something rooted in human genes. Human ancestors' vigilance against other intelligent life forms was like humans' vigilance against snakes, insects, rats, ants, poisonous mushrooms, and the deep sea. It was firmly engraved in the genes.

Such genes are usually not noticed by anyone, and no one can actively light them up.

However, these genes are quietly waiting in the body for a certain moment in the future. When humans encounter the same scene again, they will scream wildly.

When Sawai was in the Interstellar Alliance, facing countless intelligent lives that were similar or different from humans and had malicious intentions towards the universe, perhaps he heard the howling from his genes tens of millions of years ago.

In fact, just like the Kingdom of Light, humans can also understand that all lives are equal.

In the human understanding, all lives are indeed equal at the beginning. Castor is confident that when the people of the Kingdom of Light face humans, all of humanity can confidently say this: "All lives are equal."

However, there may be another meaning hidden in this sentence, that is, for human beings as a living being, they never place themselves in the category of "life" in this sentence.

Humans are humans. In the eyes of humans, humans are not an equal part of life.

Compared to the equality of humans and life, Castor felt that Sawai's subconscious mind would prefer another sentence, that is, humans are the measure of all things.

In fact, Red Card has a very clear understanding of himself. From his foreign policy in TPC, from his attitude towards the local monsters and the lightning man incident on Earth, and even from many of his speeches, it can be seen that he is actually a pure humanist. If there is such a doctrine,

However, he was really speechless. He suddenly realized that whether it was the paranoid Masaki Keigo or the old silver coin Sawai Souichiro, compared with them, he was somewhat too gentle.

I won't talk about Masaki Keigo. If this guy is to be classified as hawkish or dove, he will most likely be excluded by people from both factions. It is impossible for him to form a faction alone. After all, when he is conservative, he is really conservative, but when he is radical, he is more radical than anyone else.

If you count it, it should be classified as a "cat faction". It looks motionless at ordinary times, but when it goes crazy, no matter it is an eagle or a dove, it can't stop this guy.

What surprised Castor was that after coming to this world unknown to TPC people, the old man Sawai actually revealed his true nature, or in other words, he completely released himself.

You know, the original Sawai was exactly the opposite of Masaki Keigo. As a regulator within TPC, both the hawks and doves hoped to completely absorb Sawai. However, like Masaki Keigo, in terms of actual performance, Sawai has never truly belonged to the hawks or doves.

He always appears at the critical moment, as the one who balances both sides and coordinates the overall situation.

But this is also normal. As the director of TPC, as the highest point of TPC's power pyramid, as the 'founding father' of TPC, as the spiritual symbol and leader of TPC, everyone knows that once Sawai completely joins a faction, the balance within TPC will be completely broken.

From the moment when the Sawai Selection Station was reached, the possibility of balance within the TPC was completely lost. Humans would run wildly in a certain direction, completely losing the possibility of braking.

This is how Castor originally understood it. At least before Sawai attacked the Interstellar Alliance, he, like everyone else, believed that Sawai was trying to maintain balance, and that was why he had never been completely won over by either side.

But now, after seeing Sawai's performance towards the Interstellar Alliance, Castor had a little uncertain idea.

Is it possible that the reason why Sawai, the old man, seems neither dovish nor hawkish in TPC is not because of any imbalance, but simply because

This old guy thinks that both the hawks and doves are too conservative in some foreign policy systems???

A person who can easily make an organization that may threaten the order of the universe collapse completely with just his mouth in just a dozen days, a person who can easily convert most of the hostile forces into his own subordinates, a person who looks like he is smiling every day but is actually very terrifying inside,

Is it possible that he simply dislikes the doves and the hawks at the same time? ? ? ?

The more Castor thought about it, the more his scalp tingled. Finally, he gave up praying to the great god Noah and instead looked at the familiar yet unfamiliar old man from Earth who was resting with his eyes closed in the chair, with a familiar yet unfamiliar look.

Feeling the change in Castor's mood, Sawai opened his eyes with a puzzled look on his face, and then cried out "Ah".

"You little bastard! What the hell are you doing so close to me??? Get your face away from my head!!!"

Sawai, who was still a little tired at first, looked at the strange-looking Castor and subconsciously pulled the belt around his waist for some unknown reason.

Castor, who was originally in a bad mood, suddenly became energetic after being scolded by Sawai. He straightened up again and looked at Sawai with a smile.

The two looked at each other for a while, and then Sawai, somewhat puzzled, finally asked, "Do you have anything else to ask?"

Castor nodded, then suddenly lowered his voice and whispered, "Old man, tell me the truth, you are actually a big human chauvinist, right? An extreme humanist? Tsk, how should this term be called? Damn, the development speed of human society in this aspect seems to be a bit behind the current situation!"

Zejing was stunned for a moment. He ignored Castor's joke and thought for a moment. After a while, he raised his head and looked at Castor again. "Oh, you are worried that I will lose my humanity if I stay in this universe for too long, right?"

".I didn't say that. I was just thinking, is there a possibility that in your eyes, old man, humans are the measure of all things, but the humans here specifically refer to humans on Earth."

"Yeah, that's a statement of high emotional intelligence." Sawai nodded in satisfaction, and then said without hesitation, "Although you seem to make me look a little more great, there is no need. In fact, even on Earth, I have never concealed the fact that in my priority, humans always come first."

"Oh, you were still young and in school at that time. You didn't experience the debates I had with those environmentalists before I founded TPC. I alone could have criticized those dozen parties!"

Zejing looked at Castor complacently, "How can I agree to spend millions or even tens of millions of dollars to protect a few trees? I will directly have people plant a hundred trees somewhere else, and then I will send people to tell them that these trees are private property and can be disposed of at will.

Then I asked a question. I said, I am going to cut down these 100 trees now. Who of you will pay for it? If you are not willing, don’t talk nonsense to me in the future. "

Looking at old man Sawai's boastful words, Castor was a little bit unbelievable. "But, aren't those scientists and environmentalists supporting you in establishing TPC because of your policies on protecting the earth's environment? This seems to be different from what everyone thinks?!?!?!"

"Tsk, I told you to read more but you didn't listen. Now you don't understand anything about Masaki Keigo, and you can only roughly understand what I have here. It's totally useless!" Sawai glanced at Castor unhappily, then remembered that he had picked this kid up and brought him home, so he could only sigh, take a few deep breaths, and then explain,

"As I said before, man is the measure of all things. You should understand what this means, right?"

"Of course, it's not quite the same as the literal meaning. The ancient Greek philosopher Protagoras believed that the existence of things is relative to people. Things are what people feel. The feelings about the same thing vary from person to person and from time to time. These different feelings are neither true nor false."

Sawai nodded, "Then what do you think?"

Casto didn't expect a sudden test. He frowned, thought for a while, and then said, "His point of view emphasizes the importance of people's subjective feelings and cognition.

When judging things, we must take into account different people's different views on the same thing, as well as their subjective feelings and cognition.