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

He was placed under surveillance before he woke up, and after waking up, he was put in threatening shackles. Now he is in a situation like a lamb to the slaughter, powerless to resist, yet he still acts very friendly.

But the attitude of humans on Earth might not be so positive. Hijikata opened his mouth, but ultimately said nothing more.

In fact, just as Hijikata had feared, the very next day, many scientists secretly took the red tea away.

Hong Tu did not resist and was led away obediently. He knew what he was about to face.

After all, he knew how the scientists in TPC treated those aliens back in the Ultraman Tiga world.

But a few days later, the red tea was sent back.

The reason is that these scientists couldn't figure anything out. No matter what methods they used, they couldn't detect anything about the red tea.

Because his body is more of an energy body, it can only detect energy wavelengths and nothing else.

Blood couldn't be drawn, and the tissue sample, once removed from his body, vanished as black particles of light...

This leaves people at a loss.

Hong Tu obediently let them do whatever they wanted. Anyway, with the ring providing cover, there was nothing that could be done to him given the current level of human technology.

Unable to find anything of value, the scientists could only release him with expressions of utter disbelief.

Of course, this does not mean that they have given up completely, but rather that they intend to collect data about him in their daily lives.

Therefore, Hong Tu, who was wearing the super-frequency bracelet, was assigned to the dash team for close surveillance.

"Let me introduce you to our temporary monster advisor—Hong Tu." Hijikata pointed to Hong Tu, who was wearing a black uniform, and introduced him to the others. "These are my team members."

Kenjiro Kiba! Our sharpshooter.

"Hello!" Mu Ting greeted him.

"Sheen White! Skilled in mechanical manufacturing."

Sheen looked at him, her eyes full of curiosity.

"This is Kaito Toma."

Hong Tu stared at Kaito, and the two looked at each other for a while before she smiled at him and said, "Hello."

Kaito nodded, his gaze still fixed on Hongtu: "Hello."

"This is Mizuki Koishikawa, our top pilot."

Hong Tu nodded to her.

"And this one, our base's jewel, the intelligent robot, Ellie."

Ellie looked at Red Tea, blinked, and with a blank expression, looked kind of cute: "Hello, Red Team Member."

Hong Tu's eyes flashed: "Just call me Tu."

He looked at everyone and gave them a harmless smile: "You can just call me Tu. As you can see, I'm temporarily serving as your monster advisor. I do know a lot about cosmic monsters."

……

So Hongtu stayed at the dash for the time being.

He spends his days drinking coffee and watching his teammates do silly things. He's living a very comfortable life.

A week passed peacefully, then something unusual happened.

A black hole appeared in the sky somewhere, and two beams of light fell down and landed on Earth.

Dash's computer detected the dimensional vibration wave, but because it was so brief, it didn't pay much attention. However, just to be on the safe side, it still dispatched Kaito and Mizuki to investigate.

As usual, Hongtu sat at the table, drinking coffee and discussing some news from the newspaper with Tufang.

"If Tu doesn't mind, you can find some time to go see the outside world with the team." Tu Fang suddenly thought that Hong Tu probably didn't know much about Earth, and since she was always reading newspapers and watching TV and bothering her team members, she must be very curious about the outside world.

"Oh, that's wonderful." Hong Tu had been pretending to be a complete alien newbie for almost half a month, all for this moment, although there was also an element of fun in it. "Thank you very much, Mr. Hijikata."

Sheen suddenly moved closer to him, his face full of curiosity: "By the way, what is Tu's planet like?"

“E,” Hong Tu pondered for a moment, “My planet is actually very similar to Earth. However, the inhabitants of our planet are much more radiant, and they all possess various kinds of light.”

Others imagined the scene as follows: a group of glowing humanoid creatures walking around on a high-tech street...

"There are also many enormous ancient monsters."

Now the streets aren't just filled with glowing humans anymore, there are all sorts of monsters too...

"Are monsters common where you are?" Hijikata put down his coffee.

"Yes, some monster species even have populations of several thousand," Hong Tu continued with a smile.

"Thousands? Huge monsters?" Mu Ting looked at Hong Tu in disbelief. "Will they attack you?"

Hong Tu thought for a moment: "Some will. But some are more well-behaved."

Everyone was stunned; they simply couldn't imagine what that world was like...

"So how are you going to deal with them?" Everyone crowded around him.

Hong Tu smiled and continued to mislead them: "Most of it is due to the energy of light within their bodies. It is a very powerful energy that once helped our planet survive a crisis that could be considered the end of the world."

Of course, some people rely on other methods, such as raising monsters to fight for them.

"Your planet can actually raise monsters?!" Dr. Yoshinaga, who had joined the group at some point, exclaimed in surprise, drawing everyone's attention.

Hong Tu looked at her, her gaze somewhat confused: "Monsters are living beings too. If they are living beings, of course they can be kept as pets."

Their expressions and words all suggested that raising monsters was not an impossible thing.

This statement completely led this group of Earthlings into a ditch.

The Dark Ring, having witnessed everything: "..."

Chapter 113 Max

"Captain, Mizuki and Kaito's signals have disappeared," Ellie suddenly said, interrupting their conversation.

"What?" Hijikata was taken aback, immediately snapping out of his gossipy state and getting back to work. "Where did it disappear to in the end?"

After everyone had been worried for a while, Kaito suddenly contacted headquarters: "Captain, I've found something strange."

"What is it?" Hijikata asked.

"It's a capsule about ten meters long. I'll send you the image now."

The image shows a capsule-like object lying on the mountainside.

"what is this?"

Kaito's voice came from the other side: "It might be related to dimensional tremors."

Hijikata looked at Hongtu and saw that Hongtu also looked curious, as if she didn't know what it was.

He turned to look at the screen and said to Kaito on the other side, "I'll send reinforcements right away."

That thing looks like an unknown device; we still need to go and take a look.

Then he thought of Mizuki: "By the way, how is Mizuki?"

“I called her many times but she didn’t answer.” Kaito frowned, unsure of Mizuki’s situation. He and Mizuki had separated to search for her, and he hadn’t expected to suddenly lose contact with her.

At this moment, everyone was worried about Mizuki, whose leg was injured, and they also found an alien who was also injured.

Instead of immediately contacting headquarters, the kind-hearted Mizuki bandaged the alien's wounds, hoping to persuade him to establish peaceful and friendly diplomatic relations with Earth and grow stronger together through the exchange of knowledge.

This idea originated from Kaito's words during her last encounter with aliens, and it was further solidified by Kurenai.

So she took the risk and believed the alien named Kosam, and instead of contacting headquarters, she tried to persuade him.

The Dash team was unaware of this, but they dispatched Kiten and Kouto, piloting fighter jets, to Kaito's location.

"I never thought I'd be able to get out," Hong Tu said, sitting in the back with a touch of emotion. He had been prepared to be banned forever.

Mu Ting smiled and said, "The captain is very open-minded."

The plane quickly reached its destination, but there was a thick fog in the mountains.

"Because the fog is quite thick, we'll have to make a forced landing. Be prepared." After giving his instructions, Mu Ting turned the fighter jet around and began to lower its direction.

“Let me help!” Hong Tu smiled. “The fog can’t block my view.”

"At 11 o'clock, begin to lower your course and decelerate from your current speed. The landing area is a flat, open field."

"Amazing!" Mu Ting praised, believing him and doing as he was told, finally landing safely on an open field.

Hong Tu smiled and accepted the compliment.

Following the coordinates, the two also saw the giant capsule.

"Such a strong energy reaction." Mu Ting looked at the reaction on the instrument and was somewhat surprised, but after all, he was a simple-minded combatant and didn't quite understand what it meant.

But Hong Tu knew a little bit about it. After all, one of his former friends had a supercomputer. Given his personality, he certainly wouldn't let such a teacher go to waste. So he easily figured out what the violent reaction on the instrument meant.

"That looks like a bomb."

"What?! Is it a bomb?!" Mu Ting exclaimed in shock.

"I've also found the one who planted the bomb," Hong Tu continued with a smile. "Mizuki is there too, and now Kaito is there as well."

"Are they all together?" It was Hijikata's voice coming from the communicator.

Yes. Shall we go take a look?

"Then what are we waiting for? Let's go!" Mu Ting even reached for his gun.

Hong Tu led Mu Ting in that direction, and when they arrived, they encountered a man holding Rui Xi hostage, walking in the direction they had come from.

Mu Ting instinctively raised his gun and aimed it at the man.

The man saw the two of them, his gaze briefly shifting between them before fixing on Hong Tu with a look of surprise and uncertainty. He even instinctively pointed his weapon at Hong Tu, saying, "Don't come any closer!"

A faint red light flickered in Hong Tu's dark eyes: "I think we can have a peaceful conversation. For example, could you turn off that bomb?"

The man stared at Hong Tu with a grave expression, cold sweat even beading on his forehead. Ruixi, whose neck was held tightly by his arm, could feel his trembling: "The humans of this planet truly are the source of destruction. There are actually..."

Seeing that this person was about to say something ominous, Hong Tu decisively interrupted him: "To make such a judgment about a race so casually is too authoritarian."

Moreover, in my eyes, humanity is like a miracle, far more dazzling than you.