Ultra Fighting Legend.

Chapter 997: Like a puppet in the real world, liberating humanity in the virtual world, the aliens who saw it called him an expert

"... Even so, this is not an excuse for you to invade the Earth and take action." Quan can still understand the difficulties of aliens in the lives of Earthlings.

After all, the universe believes that whoever has the bigger fist is right. If you make me uncomfortable, I will show you my abilities.

At worst, if I am not welcome here, I will find other places that will welcome me.

If you are bound by rules and regulations in all aspects, you are no longer a lawless alien.

Planet invasions, interstellar wars, space pirates and so on, even if it is the maintenance of peace in the Kingdom of Light, they are not arrogant enough to want to use a set of rules to constrain the entire universe.

That's not about maintaining peace in the universe, but about wanting to become the master of the universe.

At that time, not only the dark universe, but even the forces of the light universe will rise up to attack.

In other words, there are no capitalists in the universe, and aliens cannot experience exploitation.

But on Earth, Earthlings may be accustomed to being beasts of burden, but aliens are not.

Perhaps many of the aliens living on Earth have been assimilated, but there are also some aliens who are absolutely unwilling to become that kind of existence.

In the eyes of aliens, the people on Earth are such unreasonable creatures, bound by rules and regulations. Although the entire civilization is on the rise, the human beings that constitute the civilization itself are lifeless, as if they are entering old age, without a trace of vitality.

Perhaps only after entering into the human world and surviving there will the aliens understand that, under these layers of constraints, there is not much vitality left for humans.

It has nothing to do with civilization itself, but the people who make up civilization have no possibility of growth.

The people on Earth are destined to be destroyed in the future, and it is their own destruction.

The people of Metron once thought so, and now, more and more aliens know that the humans on Earth will perish sooner or later.

Suicide.

"Human beings are like this. They have the ability to assimilate all special beings into a part of themselves. But if the human race as a whole is full of vitality and positivity, then everyone will be happy. But if it is lifeless, it will ultimately make people unhappy." Babar's choice was reasonable. Although it was unexpected, Izuna could accept Babar's statement.

"Do you all think so?" Turning his gaze to the other three aliens, Izuna also understood their motivation and will for causing trouble as they nodded in affirmation.

"Humanity's affairs can only be resolved by themselves, whether it's a doomed future or rules that cannot be broken, no matter what, let humans do it themselves." After saying this, Izuna took a few steps back to make himself appear less aggressive: "If they can continue to move forward, it will be the glory of mankind. If they can't, it's their own fault. No one else can be blamed."

"Since you haven't really done anything irreparable, and there are reasons for what happened, I won't punish you too much." Izuna raised his hand and injected some energy into the bodies of the four cosmic people: "Take this energy to help you leave the earth and go to the universe."

"Leave the Earth. Although the Earth has not rejected you, you obviously cannot adapt to the human world." It is human nature not to want to be a beast of burden, and Quan certainly does not want to be a beast of burden either.

But there are some things that you can’t just not do if you don’t want to.

...Babar and the other four guys looked at each other, lined up neatly in front of Quannai, and bowed to Quannai to express their gratitude.

"Thank you for your understanding." After standing up, Babar continued, "But I still want to stay on Earth for a while."

"What happens to humans has nothing to do with me. I want to try again, to see if this lifeless human world can change a little bit." Dada said, "I have seen the nature of humans in the virtual world, the nature of struggle. In a world without rules and regulations, the good and evil of humans are fully exposed."

"Humans who release their own nature in the false world and suppress human emotions in the real world are walking on this deformed path. There is no hope for them." Jetton spoke right after Dada.

"So this is why I am trying my best to encourage aliens to settle on Earth." Izumi sighed and said helplessly: "Humanity itself can no longer get out of this vicious circle. I can only hope that the power from the outside world can break this frame and give humanity a chance to start over."

"But will humans really appreciate my kindness? Or after they know what I have done, will they shout and curse at me to get out? And regard me as an evil dark giant?" The answer to this question is hypothetical. Even the Transcendents cannot give an answer, let alone Izuna herself who is in the game?

"That's all I have to say. You are not allowed to do such things again. If you do it again, I won't be so gentle with you." Izuna nodded. If it was excusable this time it would be okay, but if you do it again it would be a case of repeated punishment.

The one who appeared here at that time was not the life-sized and reasonable Izuna, but the giant Nexus.

Turning into a ball of light and disappearing into the sky, Izunai left here in the blink of an eye.

Let humans choose their own future.

...

After talking with Babar and others, Quan was somewhat affected. As a transcendent, although he was aware that he was a human being, he could not hide the fact that he could no longer make choices on behalf of mankind.

Besides, the human race does not seem to need anyone to speak on its behalf, because no one is qualified to do so.

Even if Ultraman is transformed from a human, he can only do his best and cannot represent all of humanity.

"What are you thinking about?" He sat in front of Quan with a cup of tea. Although Quan acted calmly, his frown from time to time still attracted attention.

Captain Shenmu is an old hand at observing people's words and expressions, so of course he noticed the difference in Quan.

"I had a talk with Babar and his friends. Their views on humans are really sharp." Rubbing his eyebrows, Quan felt a headache. "If only one person holds this view, it's fine. But if almost everyone holds this view, then that's a problem."

"The views of aliens are not the views of humans." Captain Shenmu also knew that there was no answer to the question of what kind of existence humans are.

"Yes, how humans view aliens, and how aliens view humans. Because they encounter different beings, their impressions of the two beings are also different, some good and some bad. This is normal." Quan smiled and picked up the teacup: "The name of the notorious earthlings in the universe will not be spread in a day or two."

"Then, by the same logic, the bad reputation of aliens on Earth naturally did not form in a day or two." Captain Shenmu gave another explanation.

Interaction has always been the best choice for argument, but such a statement also makes the answer vague and unknown.

But both Earthlings and aliens have contributed to the formation of this inherent concept, and ultimately reached the current situation.

In silence, the two looked at each other in silence, and everything was implied as they passed the teacups.

(End of this chapter)