What? Ultraman is lifelong?

"Director, TPC's research on ultra-ancient ruins around the world has finally made a breakthrough. Our understanding of ultra-ancient civilizations may be able to go a step further."

"Okay, tell me more about it."

"Yes!" Horii stood at attention and saluted, then flipped through the information in his hand, mobilized the data in his mind, and said to the director,

"All these breakthroughs actually owe a lot to Masaki Keigo. We were able to quickly enter this field through the world-class research report on the remains of super ancient civilizations provided by Masaki Keigo."

"Oh, what I know is that he has been searching for a way to transform into Ultraman for more than 20 years, right?"

Sawai suddenly laughed and whispered to Horii, "I heard that when Masaki Keigo showed all the data he had secretly researched over the years, the most excited people were not those of us who were interested in super ancient civilizations, but archaeologists and historians from all over the world."

"Yes, that's true." Horii smiled helplessly at Sawai, then shrugged, "I don't know whether to say that Masaki Keigo is capable or just unlucky."

"I heard that in addition to Kumamoto, which he had been eyeing for a long time with the help of the ultra-ancient genetic factors, he also collected various related information from all over the world. As a result, he did find a few ultra-ancient civilizations, but none of them were useful relics. At least for him, those relics that only contained information were useless.

What's even more outrageous is that in these years, in addition to those super ancient ruins, he has also discovered a large number of various archaeological ruins.

In a sense, his efforts over the years have even promoted historical excavations and the advancement of paleontology in certain areas.”

Horii couldn't hold back at the end. If he wasn't facing Director Sawai, he would have probably laughed with his chubby face shaking.

Seeing Horii trying to hold back his laughter, the usually approachable Sawai stopped pretending and just laughed out loud,

"Ahahaha, if that guy Masaki Keigo had come to me earlier, I would have helped him no matter what. He wouldn't have used his own resources to help all of humanity excavate so many historical relics for nothing. Human civilization should be grateful for Masaki Keigo's efforts."

At this point, Sawai stopped laughing, shook his head and said in confusion, "Come to think of it, why did Masaki Keigo preserve those relics that have nothing to do with the super ancient civilization for so many years? If he had come to me earlier, I would have taken over those places a long time ago.

Although the research on super ancient civilizations is meaningless, those relics are the foundation of our human civilization."

Director Sawai was actually talking to himself, but Horii had already guessed an answer. He scratched his head and said uncertainly, "Director Sawai, is there a possibility that Masaki Keigo had wanted to hand over these ruins to TPC a long time ago, but his pride did not allow him to bring up such a thing?

After all, so many relics that have nothing to do with the super ancient civilization can only mean one thing: that he, Masaki Keigo, has also taken a very long detour. "

"That makes sense. Masaki Keigo might indeed be such a person." Sawai thought about it and quickly agreed with Horii's guess. Then, he said speechlessly, "That guy obviously cares more about these relics of human civilization than anyone else. Now think about it, that guy might have deliberately taken the opportunity of going out to throw all these things out to prevent everyone from laughing at him.

Forget it, let’s not talk about him for now, let’s continue talking about the super ancient civilization.”

Sawai thought about it and finally chose to wave his hand, skipping the topic related to Masaki Keigo and letting Horii shift his focus back to the previous matter.

"Yes!"

"Just as I said before, the data from Masaki Keigo combined with our TPC data has successfully helped us find a feasible method for analyzing super-ancient civilizations.

At the same time, we also benefited from the help of Kirino and the witch. Their abilities also provided great help in this regard.

In short, the TPC Science Bureau's Ultra-Ancient History Research Group has found several messages that are suspected to be left over from the end of the ultra-ancient civilization."

"Just like what Masaki Keigo predicted when he left, the super ancient civilization did leave behind more advanced equipment that requires technology to decode before leaving.

However, the same thing as he predicted is that, within the time scale of 30 million years, all the equipment left by the super ancient civilization, at least the equipment on the surface, has lost the possibility of use. According to our judgment, it will be difficult to complete the restoration work in the short term. "

"Wait?" Sawai interrupted Horii's report and frowned, "That shouldn't be the case. We have all seen the time capsule sent by the super ancient civilization. Theoretically, they are capable of leaving more equipment on a scale of 30 million years, right?

At least, they should know how to protect those devices in some way, right?"

"We thought so at first, but that's not the case." Horii shook his head. "It's not that the people of the super ancient civilization didn't choose to protect their equipment, but their protection completely failed."

"Some extremely powerful, all-pervasive, and suspected to be highly corrosive energy destroyed all the protective systems they had set up."

“Is it darkness?”

"Yes, according to our judgment, it should have been a global destructive disaster caused by dark energy that broke out during that period."

Horii opened the simulation image on his PDA and sent it to Director Sawai's computer. "According to our simulation, starting from the moment darkness really descended, within three days at most, the ancient civilization would have been completely destroyed. Not only would life disappear, but all the electronic devices they left behind would also stop working."

At this point, Horii paused, and then said in a complicated but somewhat strange tone, "Speaking of which, this matter may not be in line with the concept of modern science, but it is true that based on our research on the disassembled equipment, we can conclude that the dark energy has indeed directly destroyed all the equipment at the electronic level, or even at a lower microscopic level."

"The only explanation we can give is that in that concept of darkness, everything that could emit light is the object of his destruction, which naturally includes all charged particles."

Sawai opened his mouth. Apparently, the dark energy that Horii was talking about was a little unreasonable. It was not like the darkness in the traditional logical concept, but more like a kind of darkness with specific rules.

All I can say is that even Sawai, who has seen so many messed up things with Castor, thinks this explanation is ridiculous.

Sighing, Sawai rubbed his brows, and then continued to look at Horii, "Okay, then we already know that the messages that the super ancient civilization left for us through the equipment have all disappeared, but what about other than that? You just said it, right? There should be other things left behind?"

"Yes, I don't know whether the super ancient civilization discovered the characteristics of darkness in advance, or their technology has allowed them to deduce other conclusions. In short, they did find another way to pass on information, which is to carve words on stone."

Horii's tone was somewhat bleak, "What can I say? This may be the limit of what we can do at the end of civilization, right?

The development of civilization is like running wildly on a track. At first, everyone relied on their own two legs. Then, with the development of animal husbandry, the power of animals began to be used by humans. Then came fire and machinery, then steam and industry, and finally, a power as great as that of a god that could no longer be described.

However, when all this is interrupted in the middle, we will realize that in the face of real time, what a civilization can do is really limited. At that moment, perhaps carving words on stone is the most likely way that the super ancient civilization can think of to convey information to the future civilization of the earth, right? "

"Tsk, I didn't expect that in the last years of civilization, they used the method of infancy. No wonder Masaki Keigo found so many ancient relics of human civilization when he was looking for the relics of super ancient civilization. It turns out that they are all the same."

Many people have a misunderstanding that the remains of super ancient civilizations are the kind of places that come to mind the moment one mentions remains.

In fact, this is illogical. Theoretically, the super ancient civilization is a civilization that is far more advanced than the Earth civilization where TPC is located.

Under normal circumstances, even if there are some relics left behind, they should not be of a sci-fi style, but at least they should not be of a primitive style.

However, in reality, the remains of the super-ancient civilization are really the same as those of primitive people, as if they had specially built their last remains in the style of primitive people's remains with their own hands.

All I can say is that in the long history, some things are no longer so easy to explain clearly.

No one knows why the super-ancient civilization did this. It is to allow future civilizations to actively study and explore when they discover the relics left by their super-ancient civilization.

Or it is simply that the super ancient civilization just wanted to reminisce the relics of the early civilization at the end of civilization.

He sighed. This time, even Zejing was a little emotional. He had not expected that the things that the super ancient civilization could leave behind would be similar to those in the early days of human civilization. This was more or less

"However, compared to those murals, understanding the super ancient civilization is actually very simple." Horii suddenly spoke up and gave a good news, "Even without the information left by Masaki Keigo, in fact, both Kirino and the witch seem to have a certain ability to decipher the writing of that super ancient civilization."

"We believe that the former is because there is still some genetic factor of the super ancient civilization in Kirino's body, and some kind of bloodline power is at work.

As for the latter, perhaps it is just because the Kirieloids have lived for too long, so long that they learned some of the writing of the super ancient civilization 30 million years ago without even noticing it themselves. "

Zejing opened his mouth again. What else could he say? He could only say that the world is full of wonders.

Just now, he was still sighing at the atavistic behavior at the end of a civilization, but now, the existence of the Kirieloids pulled him back to another world.

A civilization that has never changed, even after 30 million years, remains so simple and unpretentious.

There is no wrong version in the 6 book forum!

Seeing Director Sawai start to think again, Horii closed his mouth and waited quietly for him to come back to his senses.

It didn't take long for Sawai to raise his head again, look at Horii in front of him, and ask, "So, what are the last words left by the super ancient civilization?"

"I've said a lot, but it can be summed up in one sentence." Horii looked at the full document in his hand, and finally chose to close the document. Then he looked into Director Sawai's eyes and said seriously,

"When civilization faces those irresistible disasters, everything will be lost, including wealth, civilization, technology and prosperous cities.

The passing of these things is inevitable and cannot be stopped. With the passing of these things, another thing will also pass away, that is, life.

It seems that at the end of civilization, everything will end, and losing anything is acceptable.

But, this is wrong!

At the end of civilization, if there is anything that cannot be lost, it is only one thing, something far more important than life, and that thing is hope! "

At the same time, beside Castor, the emperor's words were still echoing.

"If there is any universe that is the only great one, that universe is the universe ruled by the great Holy Empire of Ampela!"

Is this what, Your Majesty, the Emperor, saw when the Ampela civilization was destroyed?

Is this the hope and guidance shown by that civilization in its final moments?

Castor was a little unsure whether what the emperor saw was the real future, but he was sure that, at least at that moment, the emperor had found a brand new future that belonged to him.

Thinking of this, Castor suddenly had a strange expression, because the starting point of all the stories the emperor said was the demise of civilization. Although the earth civilization has never been destroyed, countless science fiction stories related to destruction have been written.

Scratching his head, he said to the emperor,

"Excuse me, Your Majesty. As you know, there are many different art forms on the planet called Earth.

Among them is a kind of work called science fiction.

In the past hundred years, countless stories about the demise of civilizations have occurred on Earth, including the story of the sun going out.

Do you want to know how they do it?”

After hearing Castor's words, Emperor Empera, Ultra Father and Belia all turned their heads curiously. They didn't know where Castor knew these stories from, but they knew that Castor had some special abilities.

"Well, tell me about it then." The emperor nodded. "But, as far as I know, the human civilization on Earth is not monolithic, right?"

“Yes, so the statements I’ve heard regarding the human race’s sun going out may be a bit complicated.

Different people probably have different ideas.”

Castor shook his head and recalled the relevant stories in his mind. "As everyone knows, the imagination of earthlings is very rich, so the stories I am going to tell may not all be scientifically correct."