What? Ultraman is lifelong?

Now, let's review how Tregear got his name:

tpλa madness + πepipγeia curiosity, these two words are combined; Tregear means "crazy (insane) curiosity" in the Kingdom of Light.

Torrekia seemed to be crazy. It was the first time he had truly shown a crazy attitude, which was completely inconsistent with his elegant temperament. He seemed to have materialized the word "crazy" in his name, which originally only worked in the spiritual world. In the real world, this "crazy" rushed towards everyone with a sense of reality.

However, Tregear himself knew very well that he was not crazy.

No one knows that what drives Tregear crazy is, after all, the second half of his name. Curiosity.

A social experiment that belonged to Tregear alone, even crazier than the one he, Sawai, and Masaki Keigo had conducted against the Interstellar Alliance not long ago, had begun unknowingly.

By the way, in addition to this social experiment, Torrekia also tested the attitudes of Ultra King and Legend, two legendary figures.

By the way, in addition to the two legendary characters, he also did a small test of the attitude of the universe.

By the way, by the way, he himself didn't know whether he had subconsciously, secretly tested the attitude of Dark Lukiel.

However, let's not talk about the following incidental matters for now, and focus on the people that Tregear is really targeting, the Interstellar Alliance, and the mob around them.

Then the time goes back to before Tregear went crazy, that is, the time when he and the Emperor just appeared next to Castor, Legend and King of Ultra.

In fact, the moment he saw the Interstellar Alliance and the other life forms that had gathered, Torrekia discovered a little secret, that is, 90% of these guys brought here by Dark Lugiel were people he knew.

Although it is a bit outrageous, it is actually easy to understand if you think about it carefully.

On the one hand, after all, Tregear is a man who has died and resurrected in countless universes, he is also a man with crazy curiosity, and he also has the ability to travel through time and space at will.

On the other hand, Dark Lugiel also follows the basic law when arresting people. He does not arrest people randomly. He targets people who can participate in the Spark War and become part of his plan.

If they are "bad", they must at least have the combat power of a giant cosmic monster, or be an ambitious person who has destroyed a civilization.

If they are "good", they must at least be able to fight at the level of the Space Guard, or be a messenger of justice who has protected a civilization.

Even if you are an ordinary person who is neither good nor bad and has no stance, at least you have to be presentable and not too embarrassing.

It was normal for Torrekia to know so many people. After all, these people were all well-known figures in their respective universes and timelines.

These people are also called the "elite" class who are qualified to influence the future development of the universe.

Then, after realizing the identities and status of these people in their respective universes, Tregear suddenly became interested. It was not because he was interested in these people who had made a name for themselves in various universes and timelines.

What he was really interested in was whether these dark, light, and not-so-dark or not-so-light 'elites' were any different from ordinary cosmic life forms.

In other words, Torrekia wanted to know whether these seemingly righteous guys were any different from the life forms of the so-called "junk civilization".

Or, to put it more simply, Torrekia wanted to know if there was any difference between these 'elites' and 'the mob'.

The reason why the people of the Interstellar Alliance were able to spread their bullshit theory so quickly was actually because a special situation that they themselves had not noticed had occurred unknowingly.

In many cases, once a crowd begins to gather, their IQ will begin to decrease. In order to gain recognition from the "majority", individuals will subconsciously abandon some of their own ideas and use some of their intelligence to exchange for a sense of security and belonging at a certain time.

This is a somewhat biased theory. In this theory, the so-called majority will become "blind", "fanatic", and "easy to trust others" under certain circumstances.

This theory is not so effective in reality. At least, it is not always possible to realize it.

Moreover, there is a very uncomfortable feature in this theory, that is, contrary to the so-called majority, there is a kind of elite called "smart".

It was just such a coincidence that all the guys captured by Dark Lugiel considered themselves to be the "elites", regardless of whether they were the "bad guys" in the Land of Light, such as the Bat Star Alliance, the Interstellar Alliance, or the Guasan brothers and sisters, or the "good guys" in the Land of Light, such as Queen Amaterasu and Andrumelos.

Tregear was certain that 90% of these people believed that the vast majority of life forms in the universe were the so-called "rabble", and 10% of them, including the so-called messengers of justice, believed that they were the so-called "elite".

Of course, Tregear also admitted that strictly speaking, the life forms that Dark Lugiel could find, even if they were not the elite, were definitely not the majority.

They are different from 99% of ordinary life forms in the universe, at least in terms of life level. They are worthy of being called the "elite" of the cosmic order.

However, this is what Torrekia doesn't like, because in his eyes, everyone is the same, no one is qualified to be higher than others,

Darkness is certainly not allowed, but light is also not allowed.

Just like what he said after he went crazy, chaos is the only fairness.

The facts disappointed Tregear greatly. Before he even made a move, everything seemed to be developing in the direction he predicted.

No matter if they are light or dark, warriors or monsters, no matter how special they are in their own worldviews, when Dark Lugiel brings them together, they are not that special.

Unknowingly, these so-called elites have also become the so-called majority.

What's even more coincidental is that this is a place where everyone comes from a different universe, and this universe itself is completely unfamiliar to everyone.

A completely unfamiliar environment + completely unfamiliar people around + countless life forms that seem to be on the same level as me,

Unconsciously, all these elites have become the majority who know nothing, even though they are big shots who can call the shots in their own universe.

No one dared to speak at this time. Maybe it was because Dark Lugiel hoped to get those "big guys" into this universe in the end, or maybe it was because it was difficult to deal with the "big guys" and he had to deal with them last. In short, there were not many people who could be called "dominant" at this scene.

Gu Asan and his sister and Andrumelos were already the best among the group of people brought here by Dark Lugiel, but they did not like to get together with the crowd. They were not interested in becoming the so-called majority. However, they did not show the so-called "elite" side either.

They were more like "bystanders" watching the crowd go crazy. Whether they relied on their brains or instincts, they discovered that there was something wrong with the propaganda of the Interstellar Alliance.

However, they did not take action to change all this, perhaps because they felt that other things were more important now, such as figuring out what happened, or perhaps it was just because they simply felt that these people were not from the same universe as them, and they had no interest in changing.

In short, they did nothing except kill the interstellar alliance that tried to win them over.

They did not become a mob like the others, but they did not do more either. The few remaining people who were qualified to speak did not speak, which resulted in the rest of the people being like headless flies, completely losing the confidence in their own universe.

It was under such circumstances that the people of the Interstellar Alliance stood up and began to promote their theory.

Are the people of the Interstellar Alliance powerful? To be honest, even if they were allowed to fully develop, they would only be so-so. Not to mention compared with the Kingdom of Light and the Empire, in Torrekia's eyes, even in their heyday, they were not even as good as the so-called Bert Star Alliance.

After all, Jagger alone could fight them back and forth.

However, although these interstellar alliances from Castor's universe are not very powerful, they have one very outrageous point, that is, they were born in the empire and have been frightened many times by the emperor.

After going through a lot of things, they understand one thing, that is, it is better to get rich early. If you wait a little longer, who knows what strange things may happen.

When they were the first to come forward and start promoting their seemingly 'advanced' and 'profitable' theory, it was very natural that other people who were brought here by Dark Lugiel also began to blindly support their theory.

At least, this seemingly noble-sounding selfish thought does not do any harm to them, right?

Then, except for a few remaining elites who became "bystanders", the rest of them all became "mobs", which naturally included the interstellar alliance that madly promoted its own cosmic excrement ideas.

Seeing this scene, Tregear was very excited and thrilled. He even wanted to go to the Kingdom of Light to publish a paper. If he could still publish it,

He felt that he could now confidently tell everyone in the Kingdom of Light that you are not that special, and your desire to save the universe is just as ridiculous as this group of "elites" that Dark Lugiel had brought over.

Because, you are no different in essence from any ordinary life form.

As long as the time comes, the so-called Kingdom of Light, the so-called conscience of the universe, the incarnations of light and justice, will also become a so-called mob like them.

And this may only require such a bad accident.

He once again confirmed the ridiculousness of the Kingdom of Light, Tregear, and was happy in his mind for a long time. Then, he was suddenly disappointed again, because he realized that this was not the first time he had confirmed such a thing. If this could be written into a thesis, he should have a hundred papers to support his idea.

However, this is of no use. The current universe is the universe of light and darkness, and they are naturally the protagonists of this universe.

At this time, Reijudo and King of Ultra began to ask him and the Emperor how to deal with these people and how to completely eliminate the theory of the Interstellar Alliance in accordance with the requirements of the universe.

It is not surprising that the emperor wanted to use the extreme high-pressure fear of the empire, combined with the dazzling glory of the empire, to make these people dare not open their mouths, and unable to open their mouths to speak out about that ridiculous order.

Torrekia directly expressed his thoughts. He hoped to completely destroy the soil for the existence of the Interstellar Alliance. As long as the order of the universe completely collapsed, the new order of the Interstellar Alliance would naturally cease to exist.

Of course, neither the Emperor nor Torrekia's ideas were acceptable to Castor, Legend and the King of Ultra.