Ultraman: I Really Didn't Want to Rule the World

Ultraman: I Really Didn't Want to Rule the World, Just Need a Brain Repair

In the Ultraman world, which is supposed to be all about light and hope, darkness has become synonymous with evil. Hong Tu just wants to sing herself a song called "Cooling Down".

Thus, a terrifying traitor was added to the dark side.

Hong Tu: "Although I belong to darkness, I still yearn for light."

The bosses: "Is this your reason for devouring us? Wake up! You can never become light!"

Chapter 1 A Forced Transmigration

Hong Tu stood on the mountaintop, feeling the cold mountain wind slapping against his face with a bewildered expression.

What happened? I think I was just on the street, how did I end up in the countryside in the blink of an eye? And it's night now?

Before he could even begin to wonder if he had multiple personalities or had been abducted by aliens, he was interrupted by a strange noise.

It was more of a feeling than a strange noise. He raised his hand, looked down, and saw something that looked very familiar, which he was holding firmly in his hand.

Below the red ring are two black, wing-like objects, and below that are the handles for gripping.

Don't think I won't recognize you just because you changed the blue to black. This is a dark ring!

Why did it end up in my hands?!

The dark ring being watched flashed red, emanating a feeling of shyness.

"What are you shy about?"

Then there are memories passed down through the rings.

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No, I was just going out on the street, how did you end up targeting me, forcing me to buy and sell, and kidnapping me without any explanation?

Labor and management do not fight, smoke, or drink; they abide by laws and regulations, respect the elderly and care for the young, and are familiar with the Eight Honors and Eight Shames. They are upright, well-behaved teenagers growing up under the red flag. Oh, they just turned 18 this year, so they are well-behaved youths. How can they be the darkest and most evil?

"You're the darkest and most evil one! Untie me! Now! Immediately! Send me home!" Hong Tu shook the ring violently, his expression utterly ferocious!

"Playing dead" (jpg)

The dark ring didn't react at all, pretending to be a lifeless toy.

"Stop pretending to be dead!" Hong Tu slapped him several times.

The ring blinked innocently.

"Die my foot! I'm perfectly fine!"

The screen flashed twice more.

"You're the one who killed me! Don't just swap bodies with people like that! I was a perfectly normal person!"

"Sparkling"

"Untie me, you bastard! This is forced sale! You could just send me home!"

Flash again, flash again

"I beep! Beep!" Hong Tu unleashed a string of profanities, which were too vulgar to be recognized and have been censored.

"The Dark Ring is now completely feigning death, and is no longer reacting to Hong Tu's actions."

"Stop playing dead!!!"

The mountaintop was pitch black, and apart from the howling wind and the sprawling trees, there was complete silence. Even the chirping of insects at night could not be heard.

Hong Tu sat on a large rock, gazing melancholically at the starry sky, regretting that she shouldn't have gone out so casually, and pondering what to do next.

There's no going back now.

"Sigh!" Hong Tu sighed again, glancing resentfully at the dark ring containing toys beside her, and seriously pondered her situation.

He knew exactly what the Dark Ring was. Although he wasn't a hardcore Ultraman fan, he had watched a few Ultraman tokusatsu shows.

The Dark Ring is a weapon wielded by Jugglus Juggler, Ultraman Orb's nemesis. So, was he kidnapped and brought to the world of Ultraman Orb? If the Dark Ring is with him, where is Jugglus Juggler?

Forgive this child for not having seen the Orb movie.

Hong Tu was still frantically searching through his memories. Ultraman Orb had only come out in the last few years, and although the fact that the main character also had the surname Hong was something he remembered vividly, he had only watched it once, so of course he didn't remember many details. But some parts still left a deep impression on him.

For example, there are many aliens on this Earth.

Thinking about it this way, I can't just throw this broken thing away, even though I can't really throw it away anyway.

A rustling sound, distinctly different from the sound of wind blowing through leaves, came from the bushes behind him.

Hong Tu turned his head. Forced to switch races, he had already heard the approaching footsteps. Although they were far away, he could hear them clearly. It must have been a child, with unsteady steps and small sobs, occasionally muttering something like, "I will definitely prove it to you."

Most importantly, he sensed the light emanating from the child from afar; though not yet very bright, it already possessed the rudiments of power. And, around that light, there was a constant swirling of black or red aura.

Those are negative energies such as fear and hatred, which are made more apparent by the light emanating from him.

Most unfortunately, red tea now feeds on these negative energies.

Holy crap, you're still heading this way! You're obviously coming for me!

This thing is glowing, could it be some kind of Ultraman descendant or something?

Hong Tu sensed that the light was still relatively weak and posed no threat to him. In addition, it was a rare person he could talk to, so he didn't move and silently watched the light get closer and closer.

The beam of the flashlight shone on him, and the small figure finally walked away not far from him.

Startled by the sudden light, Hong Tu stood up, avoiding the glaring beam, and her gaze pierced through the darkness to see the person who had entered.

He was indeed a child of about ten years old, dressed in ordinary clothes and wearing a pair of black-rimmed glasses.

Strangely, tears welled up in the child's eyes behind his glasses, and as he looked at Hong Tu, his body trembled uncontrollably. He was clearly terrified, yet he stubbornly refused to run away.

"I, I, I'm not afraid of you," the boy trembled, the light from the flashlight in his hand flickering, making Hongtu's eyes dizzy.

"I just transmigrated here, and I haven't done anything yet."

"I, I will definitely catch you!" the child encouraged himself. "I will prove that I am not a monster, and that I did not lie!" Very well, he had made his purpose clear.

Then, the child took out a flashlight, turned it on, and shone it directly on Hong Tu's face.

"Ah!" Hong Tu covered his face uncomfortably with his hand, just as he heard the child scream and rush straight towards him. But then he heard a thud, lowered his hand, and saw the little guy trip over a tree root and fall face-first to the ground.

One of the flashlights hit a tree, bounced back, and rolled down the hillside. The other hit Hongtu's foot, rolled a few times, and got stuck on a rock.

The air was very quiet for a moment.

"Ah, no, don't come any closer, don't eat me!" The child got up from the ground and looked up to see two long, straight legs in jeans standing in front of him.

Startled, the little guy's legs went weak, and before he could even stand up, he sat down on the ground again. He moved back a few steps in fear, and then his back hit a tree, leaving him nowhere to escape.

Hong Tu's face darkened. Was he really that scary? What use would eating him be? His flesh wasn't even as delicious as the fear energy emanating from him.

“Kid, do you know me?” Hong Tu squatted down, keeping eye to eye on the child, squinting as she carefully examined the ten-year-old boy.

This is a human cub, no, a child. Although it has an aura of light about it, it is indeed a human.

"What's your name?" Hong Tu saw the child trembling violently, tears welling up in his eyes, and the power of fear emanating from him surged dramatically.

In keeping with the traditional virtues of respecting the elderly and caring for the young, Hong Tu tried her best to show a very kind smile, "Don't be afraid, I don't eat people."

Under the gradually fading starlight of the night sky, on the dark mountaintop, a young man, favored by darkness, crouches before a child, smiling as he tries to soothe the frightened boy.

Chapter 2 Pyramids

Kirino Makio was standing on our balcony, where he could see a shooting star streak across the sky.

The black-rimmed glasses reflected the gleam, her medium-length black hair swayed in the wind, and her black shirt fluttered in the breeze.

The young man's unfinished words, "It's about to begin," drifted away in the wind, mysterious and unpredictable.

"What?" Suddenly, a person appeared in the darkness behind him, walked to his side, and looked up to see the falling meteor.

"That's a meteorite? No, what's inside is light." In the unusually pure black eyes of the newcomer, the meteorite was magnified, even revealing the silver machine encased within it, and the dazzling ball of light hidden inside the machine.

"It's nothing." Seeing that the meteor had fallen and disappeared, Kirino withdrew his gaze and looked at the person beside him. However, the reflection in his eyes behind his glasses was not a person, but a thick mass of darkness.

He quickly looked away and turned back into his room.

Hong Tu ignored his departure and gazed at the spot where the meteorite had fallen.

It's started.

Ultraman Tiga?

He braced his hands on the handrail, gave a gentle push, and with a leap, he stood on the balcony railing.

He took a few steps lightly on the handrail, then turned and called out into the dark room, "I'm going out!"

After saying that, without waiting for a reply from the people inside, she fell straight backward and landed on the balcony. Before she even hit the ground, she suddenly disappeared without a trace in mid-air.

Emerging from the dark alley, Hong Tu swept her hair back, revealing her full forehead and handsome features, and blended into the crowd, joining the unrestrained revelry of people and non-people alike at night.

In the city streets, the negative energy that humans cannot see, originating from the human heart and hidden in the darkness, is attracted to him. It lingers around him like mist, is absorbed by him, and is transformed into the purest darkness, becoming his own power.

Ten years have passed.

Hong Tu sat at the bar counter of a bar, casually ordered a drink, and lazily watched the crowd.

He has lived in this world for ten years. He has accepted his new identity, mastered his powers, and spends his nights wandering in places filled with darkness and negative energy in order to enhance those powers.

But besides the development of technology, the biggest change is probably that child.

what.

"Alright, now you've got me." Hong Tu placed her small, sweat-drenched hand in her palm. "I have no way to resist. What are you going to do next?"

"I, I..." The boy sobbed a few times before tentatively grabbing the hand that was twice his size. "You have to come with me, to see Nakano. I didn't lie."

"Okay, so you're going to take me home?" Hong Tu shamelessly lured the boy to take her home, and of course, he succeeded.

The boy, eager to prove himself, knew the person in front of him was not human but a monster, but chose to take him back because of his harmless attitude.