Monsters: Evolving from Titans to Ancient Gods

Chapter 203 A Legend from Another Universe

In the garden of another dimension, Longbo once again returned to his usual simple daily life.

Seated on his throne, he occasionally creates life-bearing planets and throws them into the deep cosmic dark nebula, into the vacuum zone shattered by fungal monsters and the invincible Iron God.

Since the end of the war, most of the fungal monsters have remained in the Dark Nebula, purifying the dense darkness there and turning it into a normal galaxy.

But whether it was shrouded in darkness for countless years or had been the site of battles between fungal monsters and the invincible Iron God, it had become a place where life could hardly set foot.

Even when the Interstellar Alliance came to investigate after the war, after a long period of surveying and exploration, they ultimately concluded that the place was completely uninhabitable.

But this was not a problem for Longbo at all. During this time, he created a large number of life-bearing planets, evolved life to a high level, and then threw these planets here.

The chaotic magnetic field and electromagnetic storm returned to normal as Xiu's will extended. Broken planets and a large amount of debris were gathered together and woven into new satellites, which revolved around the life-bearing planet and blocked a large number of cosmic meteorites.

Under the great influence of Longbo's will, even larger celestial debris also gathered together, forming star-level celestial bodies, igniting fusion, and turning into stars that emitted dazzling light and radiation.

These stars, accelerated to a state suitable for nurturing and sustaining life, have once again lit up in the Dark Nebula after many years, leaving civilizations that previously paid no attention to the Dark Nebula incredulous.

They dispatched warships to investigate and eventually observed and photographed an incredible scene.

One by one, life-bearing planets were ejected from another dimension and landed in the perfectly constructed galaxy, becoming the first new life in this dark nebula.

In their observations, although these planets did not give rise to civilizations, they contained a large number of advanced life forms, making them extremely valuable samples for observation and recording for all civilizations in the universe.

People realized that this was the work of the great god who lived in another dimension. The great balancer was using his supreme power to create new life and ecosystems, fill the void of life in the Dark Nebula region, and add new life to this universe.

All civilizations that observed this change began to worship, praising the supreme power and blessings of the gods, weaving new divine songs, and adding a highly mythical touch to the historical epics of each civilization.

Unlike the frenzied celebrations of various civilizations in the universe, Longbo felt only bored. After igniting the flame of life in the Dark Nebula, he wanted to find some amusement.

Now that he has reached this level, there are very few things that can keep Longbo from getting bored, to the point that he can't help but reminisce about the time before he became a god.

He felt that the most exciting phase of his life was during that period, when there were many unknowns waiting for him to explore and many enemies waiting for him to challenge.

By this time, there was little left in the universe that could arouse interest.

If you want to find something to do, you can only go to other universes. Maybe in other universes where the power of combat has expanded, you can find one or two opponents who are evenly matched.

Longbo was a determined man of action, and once he had this idea, his sights were already set on other universes.

His will descends upon Earth in other universes, opening his eyes from the statues seated on Mount Tai or in Greece and Norway, exploring the world in the form of stone statues.

Here, he saw many universes he had never known before, some of which had inhabited humans who had developed to an extremely powerful level.

Some of them only existed in certain primitive eras.

Among these, there exists even a world without humans, where dinosaurs still dominate the earth, and the climate and environment remain as they were tens of millions of years ago.

Judging from the signs of age on the statue, the time was exactly the same as in other areas, but there were no traces of humans.

These perfect species of dinosaurs did not undergo a leap in evolution in just tens of millions of years; they merely diversified into entirely new species.

Overall, they are not much different from the original dinosaurs. Their life forms are so perfect that they did not evolve "intelligence," which is a small "mistake" in the course of evolution.

However, on this wild and ancient Earth, the statue of Longbo and traces of the existence of giants appeared out of nowhere.

This made Longbo feel that it was somewhat unreasonable.

After briefly observing the Earth and the nearby star system, Longbo turned his attention to other worlds.

Among them, an Earth and universe that intrigued Longbo came into view.

In that universe, there exist humans and other famous aliens and monsters, but one crucial species of the Ultra universe is missing: Ultraman.

"A world without Ultraman?"

This discovery piqued Longbo's curiosity, and he subsequently sent a portion of his consciousness into the past.

The statue's throne is very similar to the original one, allowing Longbo, who is currently possessing the statue, to maintain the same posture as the original.

His gaze swept across the surroundings, and the sacrificial city that came into view was still filled with a large number of offerings, and the passersby were all there to worship Him.

It seems that in ancient times, the statues here were the last refuge for mankind when they encountered disasters and attacks.

According to Longbo's observations, humanity on this Earth has entered the technological age, but without Ultraman's protection, they are still frequently attacked and harassed by monsters and evil spirits native to Earth.

Under these circumstances, people are experiencing scenes from horror and disaster movies almost every week.

Under immense pressure, humanity began researching weapons to fight back. Although this caused significant losses, it also successfully killed many rampaging monsters.

But this process also gave birth to a large number of evil spirits, and almost every night a horror movie like The Ring would be played, just like the Showa-era old Ooku TV that Ryubo once saw.

If left unchecked, it's conceivable that humanity would collapse and perish after enduring this for a century or two.

Longbo didn't think too much about it. He transmitted the coordinates here to Zuo Qianhu, who was working for other Earths, and asked him to come over as soon as possible.

The strength of the monsters and evil spirits here, and even the entire worldview, are just right for someone like him who fights monsters with his own body.

After examining Earth, Longbo turned his attention to the universe here and found that this universe was not much different from other universes.

Aside from the absence of the Land of Light here, these aliens are no different from those in Ryubo's universe; they will still cause trouble, just to some extent.

"Why does it feel like there's not much difference between having the Land of Light and not having it?" Longbo muttered to himself, his gaze fixed on the universe.

Ultimately, Luna put the matter aside for the time being, because he saw an acquaintance, Juda.

In the universe where Lombre resides, they are defeated by Zoffy, Melos, and others.

He is the most powerful being in this universe, ruling over most of its territory, and enforcing his own dark iron laws to maintain overall stability in the universe.

The moment Longbo saw the Gua Empire, he understood that although there was no Land of Light in this universe, the Gua Empire fulfilled some of the responsibilities of the Land of Light.

Although his rule was unassailable, it was still a form of order, much better than chaos and disorder.

As Longbo's gaze fell upon Zhouda, Zhouda became aware of this scrutinizing look and instantly became alert, his energy dissipating and almost causing the starry sea to boil.

Longbo only watched for a short while before withdrawing his gaze. Although the Gua Empire in this universe was quite strong, it was not enough to make Longbo want to fight.

Even after Longbo left, Juda felt the absence of that gaze, and instead of calming down, he became even angrier.

He rushed into space, but no matter how hard he searched, he found no suspicious trace.

Longbo naturally noticed Zhouda's actions, but he didn't pay too much attention to them. With Zhouda's methods, he currently had no way to find any traces that Longbo had deliberately concealed.

At this moment, He has appeared somewhere in the starry sea of ​​another universe, manifesting as a faint, ethereal figure on a certain planet.

Here, He saw a being that did not exist in His own universe, a semi-transparent soul.

He resembled a blue humanoid beetle with two antennae on his head and yellow eyes. Although he was dead, the spiritual entity before him proved that he was not completely dead.

Longbo stared at the spirit before him, his hoarse voice emanating from beneath his hood: "You are—a Reiblood?"

Reiblood is a notorious villain in the Ultra Universe who once ruled a universe for tens of thousands of years and is known as the ruler of the universe by many civilizations.

Some people also call it the ultimate life form.

However, he continued to exist as a spirit, and people generally believed that his body had died and therefore he could only live on in the form of a spirit.

In other universes, he once possessed Belial, who had been banished from the Land of Light, and turned a perfectly good Silver Clan young man into a black, hunchbacked frog.

Belial escaped unscathed, was redeemed, and returned to the Land of Light as a leader only because there was no trace of Reiblood in the universe where Ryubo lived.

In other universes, the famous Reonics is a special individual who obtained the Reiblood alien genetic material and gained the ability to control monsters.

Longbo felt something was off about this guy's act of spreading his genetic material throughout the universe before he died; he was a bit unsettling.

"A god from another universe, you know me?" Reiblood asked, somewhat surprised, as he had just awakened.

As Longbo looked at him, he was also observing this god from another universe.

Although the Reiblood alien has only recently awakened in this era, he has already seen things about this extradimensional evil god in many other universes.

But considering that this otherworldly evil god had traveled to multiple universes, Reiblood's doubts subsided; it was normal for the other party to know him.

Then, Reiblood changed the subject and said with interest, "I have seen many evil gods like you, but this is the first time I have seen one as powerful as you."

In the Reibloodians' understanding, this type of ruler or evil god, capable of influencing an entire galaxy, was already a very powerful individual. This was the first time they had ever seen one as strong as the one before.

Before Longbo could speak, he added with emotion, "If I were still alive, perhaps we could get along well."

In response, Longbo glanced at Reiblood, gaining a general understanding of his current situation, and casually said, "For an ultimate life form like you, what difference does it make whether you're alive or dead? Living and dying are just states of being to you."

Lonbo could tell that although Reiblood was dead, his spirit was still intact and his mind was still very clear.

If there's any difference between this and being alive, it's only that the power one can exert will be significantly weaker.

"Hehehe—" Reiblood laughed at Lonbo's words, giving him a meaningful look, "You can do something like this so easily."

"In a way, we're not that different."

Reiblood's spiritual form raised his hands, his gaze fixed on the distant planet radiating dazzling light, and uttered a chilling voice.

"In terms of both strength and influence, how similar are we in terms of domination and balance?"

In the Reiblood alien's perception, the extradimensional evil god before him was powerful enough to rival him in life, and even slightly stronger.

Even someone like myself, who stood out from ordinary aliens and became this powerful, couldn't die cleanly after experiencing so many things.

The otherworldly evil god before them was even harder to kill.

Even if two extremely powerful beings from a multiverse civilization were to go all out, they might not be able to completely wipe out the evil god before them.

The Reiblood alien thought that if he had His chaotic abilities, coming back to life would be incredibly easy.

Whether it's statues scattered throughout other universes, or individual cosmic civilizations that hold him in their hearts, the deity before them can easily be resurrected from the statue or the hearts of believers, returning to his complete form, if He so desires.

Although Reiblood had never seen it, he was certain that this guy could definitely do such a thing.

Longbo did not answer when he heard this, because in a sense, he and the living Reiblood aliens were indeed roughly equal.

He himself was indeed able to live as a spiritual being, just like Reiblood.

For example, His current physical form is similar to that of His own. He abandoned his physical body ten thousand years ago and has not had a physical body in the true sense since.

Even its physical form is merely a product of the combination of spirit and chaotic energy.

However, there is a big difference between him and Reiblood: he became stronger after giving up his body, while Reiblood could not unleash the power he was originally meant to have.

This is also the biggest difference between Lumberjack and Reiblood.

Longbo turned his head thoughtfully and gazed at the dazzling planet tens of light-years away.

That place is the Land of Light in this universe, plus the current point in time, and the Reiblood aliens who appeared here without warning.

This series of coincidences made Longbo feel that he had stumbled upon a very interesting beginning.

Perhaps this is the point in time when Reiblood possessed Belial?

Thinking of this, Longbo looked at Reiblood again, his gaze changing, now filled with more contemplation.

He thought he could record this scene, bring it back to the original universe, show it to Ken and Belial, and then enjoy their reactions.

Presumably, the scene they witnessed was quite interesting.

"Reiblood, what is your purpose in waking up at this time?" Longbo suppressed his thoughts and asked calmly.

Upon hearing this, Reiblood felt puzzled, but recalling the titles given to this evil god in other universes, he had a premonition that He might stop him.

He instinctively wanted to remain silent, but considering the evil god's abilities, he knew that refusing to answer would only attract attention.

Reibrando replied casually, "I've grown tired of this purely spiritual posture, so I'm here to see if any of those who inherited my genes have a body suitable for me."

Although Reiblood did not directly answer his fundamental question, his answer was indeed correct to some extent. His original goal was to obtain a body, only the target and what he said were different.

Reiblood knew that only by using a combination of truth and falsehood could he fool the evil god to some extent, get him to leave quickly, and continue with the plan.

Thinking of this, Reiblood's spirit felt angry; he himself was a purely evil being.

But is this other-dimensional evil god a good person? It's obvious at a glance that he's not a good guy, yet he's still trying to maintain the balance of the universe.

Longbo seemed thoughtful upon hearing this. Reiblood was clearly using a fallacy to change the subject, but he had no intention of exposing him.

He made way, saying, "Since that's the case, then I have no reason to stop you."

After leaving those words, Longbo's phantom vanished into the starry sky, leaving the desolate planet back to its original lifeless state.

The Reiblood alien was stunned for a moment upon seeing this, but quickly came to his senses and headed back towards his original destination.

He knew, of course, that evil god wouldn't leave so easily. The reason an evil god is called an evil god is because it doesn't do human things and is purely chaotic and disorderly.

It would be a miracle if an evil god of that level left so easily.

Nevertheless, Reibrando decided to carry out his plan.

After all, the Land of Light has just gone through that great war and is in dire need of rebuilding. There is also a domineering warrior who is different from the other warriors. According to the information he has obtained, Belial's friend has become the captain.

Such a thing would be absolutely unacceptable to today's arrogant and domineering warriors.

Therefore, Belial will definitely take action, and in Reiblood's prediction, this action could be the assassination of a friend or the killing of an elder.

The most likely time for this to happen is now. His trip there will most likely result in him obtaining that guy's body, or at the very least, merging with him. Either way, Reiblood will gladly accept it.

Meanwhile, Longbo had already arrived at the outskirts of the Land of Light, preparing to stand on the exposed rocky sphere of this satellite and wait for Belial's arrival.

He naturally couldn't just leave like that; he waited to record everything. However, to Longbo's surprise, something unexpected happened.

Belial had already arrived on the planet, and his surroundings were littered with traces of bombing.

If that were all, it wouldn't have surprised him, because besides Belial, there was another figure standing on the satellite that Lonzo felt familiar with.

He was clad in golden armor, his milky-white eyes were sharp, and he wore a skirt and hem. He was tall and strong, and his strength was exceptional.

"Tartars—"

The being standing on the satellite of the Land of Light alongside Belial is none other than Tartarus, whom Lungbo had met once before, ten thousand years ago.

Ten thousand years ago, Tartarus and Diablo invited him to join their kingdom, but he refused.

Before they left, the two expressed their hope that Lonbo could maintain a balance and not side with the Land of Light.

Feeling Tartarus again, Lombre was filled with emotion, and at the same time, he realized which Belial was standing before him.

Of all the Belials, he has the worst reputation.

Lombre vaguely remembered that Belial was an arrogant and conceited man, yet extremely jealous of Ken. He had even courted Mary, but when his advances were rejected, he became increasingly depraved and eventually turned to the dark side.

It is precisely because of these factors that Belial has become the one with the worst reputation.

Compared to him, the Belial that Longbo knew was practically a saint; at least the reason Belial left the Land of Light had nothing to do with Mary.

One could even say that Beria was one of Mary and Ken's shared assets.

As Lombard arrived, Tartarus became alert and instantly turned his head to look in Lombard's direction, his eyes extremely sharp.

Beside him, Belial, though unaware of what was happening, also became serious upon seeing Tartarus's actions.

Tartarus's gaze extended, taking in the indistinct figure, his eyes growing increasingly cold.

But when he figured out who this energy belonged to, his gaze turned strange.

"You—the embodiment of balance in the universe?"

Tartarus suddenly stopped his departure, closed the Abyss, and strode toward Lombre, whose phantom gradually became clear in his eyes.

Tartarus approached Lonbo, gently raised a hand, and said, "I never expected to see you in this universe."

"Are you preparing to leave your own legend here, just like in other universes? The embodiment of cosmic balance, or should I call you Longbo?"

As Tartarus's voice faded, Belial crossed his arms, raised his head slightly, and looked arrogantly at Lombre. He had never heard of the so-called Balancer.

"Ten thousand years have passed, and your kingdom's problems are still unresolved?" Longbo did not answer directly, but instead posed a question to Tartarus.

"Ten thousand years?"

Tartarus seemed to be deep in thought, meaning that more than ten thousand years had passed since he left.

This also explains why the feeling that Longbo gave him changed dramatically.

At first, Lombre was already very powerful in his Star Voice form, and he felt that if Lombre joined the Kingdom's side, it could change the course of the war.

But even in his illusory form, Tartarus felt Tartarus's boundless power. This stirred Tartarus's thoughts once more.

If we could add sleeves—

Now, as time goes by, the Kingdom of Light that they had their eye on has somehow gathered an even stronger force, causing the kingdom a great deal of trouble.

Even the addition of Longbo in the past could not change the course of the battle, but now Longbo has become even more powerful.

If Sleeve joins the Kingdom's camp, as long as Ultraman King or Noah, those two fusion summoners, don't make a move, then everything will be settled.

But when Tartarus thought of the question Lonbo had raised, his mood became complicated. After a moment of silence, he replied heavily, "The kingdom's problems are not something that can be solved so simply."

"We have no other choice but to relocate everyone to the Land of Light."

Upon hearing this, Longbo was at a loss for words.

Tartarus has traveled through so many universes, finding so many talented people in different universes and timelines, and then using them as disposable bombs to blow them up.

With such abilities, how come you can't figure out how to solve the kingdom's problems?

After a moment of silence, Lonbo glanced at Belial and said meaningfully, "So, Belial is your new accomplice? What is Belial without Reiblood?"

Belial was taken aback by what he heard, and then became extremely angry. What do you mean that I am nothing without Reiblood?

"And who do you think you are? You cowardly rat, daring to mock me! Let your true form come!"

Upon hearing this, Longbo glanced thoughtfully at Belial. He vaguely remembered that Belial from that universe had also been foul-mouthed and said the same thing.

He was later killed once by his own projection; if Xiao Lu hadn't saved his life, he would have truly died.

At this moment, Longbo didn't even bother to pay attention to Belial and waited for Tartarus's reply once again.

When the gap in strength is too large, responding to such provocation would seem beneath one's dignity.

Belial grew increasingly annoyed when he saw that Lombard ignored him. He immediately stepped forward, gathered energy in his hands, and prepared to destroy the phantom of Lombard that had descended there.

Tartarus reached out to stop him, and said in a deep voice, "He is a powerful being from another universe. He once defeated the Alien Empera with his great power. He has a huge army that is no less powerful than the Land of Light."

"Even I need to give due respect to such a being. Beria, sometimes you should learn to think calmly, instead of acting impulsively like you did today."

Tartarus's words left Belial bewildered, and when he looked at Lombre again, his gaze had changed.

He calmed down and began to carefully consider the illusory image in front of him, but found nothing wrong with it; it was just like an ordinary holographic projection.

Tartarus revealed the core of the kingdom in the palm of his hand, presenting all sorts of problems to Longbo.

"The kingdom's energy core is extremely powerful, enabling us to achieve super evolution. Once it is destroyed, the universe we live in and the nearby universes will be destroyed."

"This level of core issues cannot be handled with ordinary, simple repairs."

Tartarus explained in detail to Lombre the crisis that threatened the kingdom's destruction, stating that it was a terrible catastrophe affecting multiple universes.

This energy is extremely violent and has evolved into its current highly unstable state over a long period of time. Even the slightest change could cause the core to malfunction prematurely, leading to the destruction of the kingdom.

Therefore, Tartarus and the others were unwilling to let the Land of Light or other civilizations go and study how to repair it.

Rather than researching and repairing the site, which could potentially cause an early explosion, the people of the kingdom prefer a more conservative approach: to find a new home and relocate them before the anticipated apocalypse.

Tartarus chose the Land of Light and has been recruiting people from all over time and space while also looking for backup options, but so far there has been no one more suitable than the Land of Light.

Lunae carefully observed the scene manifested in Tartarus's palm, combined it with Tartarus's words, and analyzed it together, finally arriving at a conclusion.

It was indeed a terrifying event.

However, Longbo still felt that as long as Tartarus invited the omnipotent superman A-Guang to their side, it would be more reliable than their invasion plan.

After all, apart from the fact that the security work in the laboratory is not very good, there is really nothing wrong with Superman A-Guang.

Although he did not approve of their abstract invasion plan, Longbo felt a bit of pity after seeing firsthand the instability of the kingdom's core.

This is not a nuclear reactor at all.

It's more like those abstract guys from the Kingdom have connected a few leaky wires to a nuclear bomb that could explode with a single breath. It would be strange if they dared to let anyone repair it.

Seeing this, Longbo completely understood that Tartarus would never give up his invasion of other universes, so he said nothing more.

Just then, Tartarus sensed that Reiblood and the other warriors of the Land of Light were about to arrive behind the Land of Light and Lombre.

So he decided not to linger any longer, opened the golden vortex passage of the abyss once more, and left with Belial.

Before leaving, he paused for a moment, turned to look at Longbo, and spoke again: "In the future, I will visit your universe again, and I hope that we can reach a cooperation agreement."

After leaving these words, Tartarus closed the abyss and vanished completely from this universe.

Seeing this, Longbo no longer intended to linger here. Since Belial had already been taken away, there was nothing left for him to record, so there was no need for him to stay.

After Longbo left, Ken brought Zoffy and the other warriors here to check on Belial's condition. However, the scene that greeted him caught him off guard, and he stood there dumbfounded.

All around were signs of destruction and traces of Belial's signature energy, but there was no trace of Belial himself.

"What happened? Where's Beria?!"

Jian was stunned, finding it unbelievable.

Where is my big brother? How can I make him come out and reflect on his actions? He was lost in just a short while.

Before he could react, a disgusting soul also arrived on the planet, staring blankly at the group of giants of light.

"Where's Beria? Why are they here?"

The Reiblood alien was equally bewildered. He had been delayed by the evil god for a short while, and things had turned out in a way he didn't recognize, catching him completely off guard.

"Could it be—that Beria's coup succeeded and he drove these people out?"

Just as Reiblood was puzzled, Ken looked at the dense dark energy all over Reiblood's body and, thinking of the Belial energy that was everywhere, he instantly became furious.

Ken's true power erupted, bathing him in dazzling light. Sword in hand, he charged towards the Reiblood alien, shouting, "Give me back my brother!"

Reibrando: "—"

Reiblood's eyes went dark. He did covet Belial's body, but he hadn't gotten his hands on it yet.

Faced with an unknown force that rivaled even the Alien Empera in fitness, Reiblood in his soul form had no intention of confronting it head-on.

He made up his mind and turned to leave.

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