Ultra Fighting Legend.

Chapter 516: Tregear: I want to be like Chief Hikari!
Just like mentioned before, there are three types of Ultraman in the Kingdom of Light: Red Warriors, Silver Warriors, and...Blue Warriors.

Aside from Hikari, a strange guy from the Blue Tribe of the Kingdom of Light who has great martial virtues, generally speaking, the Blue Tribe of the Kingdom of Light are of poor combat effectiveness.

Tregear is one of the thousands of blue species.

What is the level of his fighting ability?

Before he obtained the power of the evil god, he was the same age as Taro when he was young, but his full power burst was almost the same as Taro's childhood...

Oh no, it might even be worse.

After all, Taro was able to use light to blow up large rocks when he was young, but Torrekia might not be able to do that.

Torrekia has known his future destiny since he was a child. He will become a true civilian in the Land of Light, just like all the Blue Ultramen.

He had already accepted this fate and stopped struggling and thinking about it.

But all this changed after meeting Taro.

Taro was under a lot of pressure when he was a child. He was the son of Ultra Father and the prince of the Kingdom of Light, and it could be said that the eyes of almost the entire Kingdom of Light were on him.

Although he is not very confident in himself in combat, he is very enthusiastic towards his friends.

Torrekia, this little spark that had been dim and even about to go out since childhood, was like finding a flame that would burn forever. He rushed towards it recklessly, wanting to merge into the fire forever and never be separated from it again.

Taro was the only light in Tregear's dark and gloomy life.

Gradually, Taro showed stronger talents.

He is the child of Ultra Father and Ultra Mother, destined to grow up to be an outstanding warrior.

He was taught by all the outstanding warriors including the Ultra Brothers, and brought his talents to the fullest. He also made great progress in the desperate fight to protect the earth just like the Ultra Brothers.

He had already traveled so far that Tregear could not even see him.

After all, that fire did not belong to him alone.

After returning to the Kingdom of Light, Taro was still as enthusiastic and cheerful as before, but Tregear understood that the relationship between them would never be the same as before.

There is a huge difference between him and Taro.

One day, Tregear plucked up the courage and proposed to go on a mission with Taro. Taro agreed, but after arriving at the target planet, he was knocked down by a monster without any chance to fight back, and he even dragged Taro down.

Although Taro successfully completed the mission and destroyed the monster, looking at Taro's injuries, Tregear realized that an uncrossable gap had been created between him and Taro.

From now on, he would be Taro's good friend, but he would never be the one to stand beside Taro and fight alongside him.

If Oshin was still bleak, Torrekia would not have any demands and would just live in hunger and thirst as if it were his fate.

But Taro's fire made him, this spark, risk his life without hesitation. He had hope but would soon face despair. Tregear could not tolerate this.

The person who stands next to Taro must be him!

No one can take his place, not even the Ultra Brothers!
He trained himself with all his might, torturing himself with training that was even more arduous than that of the Red and Silver tribes, but all he got was a tragic ending in which his wrist strength increased by 500 kilograms.

Tregear did not tell anyone all of this. He just watched Taro's fire getting farther and farther away, bigger and bigger, until he, the spark, became insignificant.

Becoming Hikari's assistant might be a recognition of his own weak abilities.

If he couldn't be the man who stood shoulder to shoulder with Taro, then he could only be the man who stood behind him. That's what Tregear thought.

And all of this, when he saw the blue figure rushing out of the war-torn Kingdom of Light, sweeping the battlefield with an invincible posture holding a lightsaber, his heart, which was about to bow to fate for the second time, rekindled hope.

Find him, become his apprentice, and beg him to tell you how a Blue Clan warrior can become so powerful.

As long as he has his strength, he will definitely be able to stand by Taro's side!

If Torrekia had not later told Hikari that this Ultraman Nexus had the ability to change his own form and usually appeared in a red form that was not eye-catching, I'm afraid that Torrekia would not have been able to find the Nexus in his eyes.

So what if he’s not Ultraman from the Land of Light?
So what if I’m not a pure blue warrior?
Wouldn't it be enough if he could just switch forms and gain that kind of power?
This is Torrekia. He stands in front of Nexus with his head lowered. His mental journey is really hard and longing.

"I don't know why the Blue Ultraman of your Land of Light is so weak, but if you want to become my disciple, it's not necessary. I can't teach you anything." Maybe it was due to congenital defects, or maybe there were some other reasons, but Nexus didn't understand the weakness of a local blue Ultraman like Torrekia.

The blue Ultraman he knew were all really awesome.

Gao Si, the kind-hearted hero, seven forms of negotiation, the fusion material of the second of the mysterious four O's, the harem king.

Aguru, the B-giant, the blue warrior born from the sea. The new generation is not even qualified to mention shoes in front of Aguru.

Is turning your back to the explosion considered showing off?

Aguru said he had used this trick so many times that it was worn out.

Then there is Hikari, the chief scientist of the Kingdom of Light, who is so weak that he can lift Behmonstan with one hand, a cosmic swordsman, a plug-in wholesaler, and so on.

"But... I..." Tregear seemed to want to say something else, but Nexus was faster than him.

"I don't know what's wrong with the blue warrior's light, but I know a blue warrior who has extraordinary combat power and is a benevolent hero famous throughout the universe." As he said this, Nexus raised his hand and extracted some of Ultraman Cosmos' light from the power of legend, converted it into pyroxene, and put it into Ritregia's timer.

"He is a gentle, peaceful and benevolent warrior. I hope his light can help you." Giving the light of Gauss to Torrekia is certainly not a meaningless act. Nexus, who knows what Torrekia will become in the future, gave him the light of Gauss, of course hoping that he would be like Gauss.

The current Torrekia is not who he will be in the future. I hope he can understand the meaning of this and become a gentle and kind Ultraman like Cosmos.

"Compassionate... hero?" Torrekia felt the changes in his body. The infusion of light seemed to make him feel as if something was filled up inside him.

The feeling was so brief and fleeting that Tregear couldn't even savor it if he wanted to.

"Yes, I hope you can become a warrior like him." Nexus took a few steps forward and patted Tregear on the shoulder. He said: "Although I will not accept you as my apprentice, if you have any questions about training, you can come and ask me. I will make some plans for you."

"Although I don't know what happened to me, I feel a lot more relaxed than before." The resentment and deadness in Torrekia's heart dissipated a lot, and there was a special feeling flowing in his heart.

He had this feeling before.

That's when I stood with Taro.

"Thank you for your help, Nexus, I will never forget this kindness!" He nodded heavily. Now Torrekia has not turned evil yet, he is still an Ultraman with the Ultra Spirit.

Of course, Nexus hoped that he would always be.

Torrekia solemnly said goodbye to Nexus and prepared to go back and think carefully about the changes in himself.

Nexus raised his hand, feeling the aura of the legendary gem which had dimmed at first, but recovered to its peak after a moment, and couldn't help but sigh with emotion.

Young Tregear, if you continue to turn evil, I can only ask Gao Si himself to talk reason with you.

(End of this chapter)