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

The young man uttered the name of the monster he knew from the Dark Ring, and with a flick of his wrist, he drew a katana from the surrounding black mist. He swung the blade, his crimson eyes fixed on the monster: "Submit, or be killed by me."

Yes, the young man's goal was to obtain this alien creature; he was attracted by its ability to evolve rapidly.

Dallas was very wary of the dark forces surrounding him, but at the same time, he also deeply craved these energies.

If it can absorb these powers, its evolution will only become more perfect!

Ultimately, greed overcame fear, and it emitted a ray of light from its mouth, shooting towards Hong Tu's neck.

The young man vanished instantly, the light striking the ground but causing no damage.

Dallas turned around, searching for the young man, but was still a step too late.

Hong Tu had already appeared above its head, the samurai sword in its hand shrouded in black mist, the silver blade now covered with black patterns. The next moment, the long sword sliced ​​into its neck, which was not covered by its outer shell, as easily as cutting tofu.

"Ah~" Dallas struggled to get up, and Hong Tu kicked off its back, using the momentum to swing her knife and cut off half of its neck.

After a light somersault, Hong Tu landed steadily on the ground. With a flick of her blade, she shook off the yellow liquid that clung to her and charged forward again.

When Kaito and Hijikata arrived, they saw Kurenai constantly disappearing and reappearing beside a worm-like monster. Each time he appeared, he would use his samurai sword to leave a wound on a part of the monster's body that was not covered by its shell.

"Amazing!" Kaito and Hijikata exclaimed in amazement.

The monster was being beaten back and forth. It desperately needed to evolve, so it turned its gaze to the two people watching the gods fight.

Seizing the opportunity, the monster spread its wing armor on its back, and its two transparent wings stirred up the wind as it flew towards the two of them.

Once it absorbs the energy of these two people, it will be able to grow to a gigantic size, and then it will definitely teach that little guy a lesson!

However, Hong Tu wouldn't give it a chance. Almost instantly, Hong Tu appeared above its head, its toes landing lightly on its head, yet as heavy as Mount Tai, stomping it from the air to the ground.

The blade flashed coldly, slicing off the other half of its neck and completely severing its head.

With a flick of his wrist, the yellow liquid on the longsword was completely wiped away, and the sword disappeared as soon as the young man let go.

Hong Tu turned around, his eyes now back to black. He looked at the two people approaching and said, "It's all taken care of. Do you mind if I deal with this guy directly? The eggs inside him are a bit dangerous."

Upon hearing that the monster contained eggs, Hijikata didn't hesitate and told Benito to get rid of it immediately.

Hong Tu nodded, and the black mist enveloped the dark ring, aiming at the monster's corpse.

Right before their eyes, the monster's corpse turned into red specks of light, gradually disappearing into the darkness in Hong Tu's hand.

"Done." With a flick of his wrist, the card at his fingertips disappeared, and the Dark Ring was also put away. Kaito and Hijikata only saw the black mist in Hong Tu's hand disappear.

"Is this also your power?" Hijikata looked at his hand with some curiosity.

"Oh, it was just eaten." Hong Tu said with a smile, making a very scary statement.

"What?!" Hijikata stumbled, nearly falling flat on his face. "He ate it?!"

Kaito's expression wasn't much better; he looked at Hongtu with a horrified expression.

Hong Tu blinked, looking completely innocent: "Didn't I say that? I feed on these monsters."

Hijikata and Kaito silently shut up. You definitely didn't say that. You even said that you lived peacefully with monsters on your planet...

So, your so-called peaceful coexistence is just about eating each other? It's really hard to imagine what life is like for aliens.

The alien life form was dealt with by Hong Tu, and the headquarters also obtained the antidote in time. The base did not suffer too much damage, and the crisis was averted.

However, Hong Tu was once again taken to the laboratory by the researchers at the base, who wanted to find out how he ate the monsters. They even prepared some monster remains on the spot for him to "eat".

Hongtu smiled and refused, saying that it had no nutritional value.

In reality, these monsters had already lost their energy, and besides, the remains couldn't create any more monsters, so they had no value in being devoured.

Chapter 117 Curry Flavor

Hongtu has just come out of the lab and is enjoying a meal at the base's restaurant. To be honest, the food here is pretty good.

"Tu, what do you think of human food?"

Kaito sat down opposite him, holding his plate, looking at the various foods piled high on Hongtu's plate with some curiosity.

“It’s delicious.” Hong Tu looked up and saw that not only Kaito was sitting there, but also Mizuki, Tomorrow, Shin, and even Hijikata were sitting behind him. Although these guys didn’t say much, their ears were all perked up, and they looked very curious.

Hong Tu found it somewhat amusing; these people were completely different in their daily lives and at work. But since you're so curious, of course I'll satisfy your curiosity!

"Human food, although it doesn't have much energy, tastes pretty good," Hong Tu said slowly.

Kaito glanced at the others; Kimi and Mizuki were frantically giving him meaningful glances, but Kaito looked troubled. After hesitating for a while, he finally asked with a look of grim determination, "So... what does it feel like when you eat a monster?"

Hong Tu's smile deepened slightly: "The taste is different. For example, the bug I ate a few days ago, the taste was actually similar to curry rice, maybe a bit more pungent, and the eggs were more like caviar..."

Kimiwa, Kaito, and Hijikata, with curry rice on their plates: "..."

You know what, this color does look a bit like the color of that monster from yesterday...

Holy crap, I've completely lost my appetite, what am I going to do!

Mizuki had already put down her spoon and moved the caviar a little further away from herself...

Hong Tu smiled innocently, quickly finished the food on her plate, and stood up: "I'm done eating, I'll be leaving now."

"Uh, um." Kaito watched him leave with a stiff face, glanced at the others, and then looked back at the curry rice on his plate...

So, are you still going to eat?!

After playing a little trick, Hong Tu entered the command room in a good mood, only to find Ellie sitting in front of the computer, talking to him. When she saw him come in, she greeted him: "Team Member Tu!"

"Ellie, what's wrong?" Hong Tu walked to her side. "I just heard you guys talking about dragons?"

Ellie nodded: "It's a video online. Someone filmed a dragon at Lake Nazugawa."

"Let me see," Hong Tu said, her interest piqued.

Speaking of which, he also has a card of a mechanical dragon. It's not very powerful and not very useful, but the monsters in the Ultraman Tiga world have clearly stated that there are dragons in the world, and they are true gods who protect one side, although they all disappeared in the end.

Ellie typed on the keyboard and brought up the video that was circulating online.

The video is a bit blurry; you can only see something emerging from the water, swimming around, and then quickly disappearing back into the water.

Hong Tu stared at the video speechlessly. To be honest, it was so blurry, how could anyone recognize it as a dragon?!

Just then, Hijikata walked in, followed by a group of other people with somewhat strange expressions.

Ellie didn't understand what was going on with them, so she just blinked and looked at Hong Tu again.

Hong Tu smiled but didn't say anything.

When Hijikata saw the red tea, he remembered what he had just said, and his expression became even stranger.

"What are you looking at?" Hijikata asked the two non-humans, walking over to the computer and seeing the screen. "What is this?"

"Captain, this is a video that's been circulating online recently. It shows a dragon named Summer's Watcher," Ellie replied seriously, her face stern.

Others were also curious and sat down at the table, while Ellie projected the video onto the big screen.

"Summer's Watch?"

“It’s the dragon from the legends of Natsugawa Village,” Ellie replied.

"Recently, there has been a lot of controversy surrounding the existence of this dragon." Kaito was aware of some of the online situation.

"Are there really dragons?" Sheen asked curiously.

Hijikata crossed his arms and hesitated for a moment before saying, "Mizuki, Kaito, you two go there."

"Wait, Tu, you should go too. I heard they're planning a bonfire party there, let's go check it out."

This was already an official tour, and Hong Tu followed the two away from the base amidst the envious gazes of Mu Ting and Xi En.

The three of them drove, with Kaito and Mizuki in the front and Kurenai in the back. Kurenai took the car's laptop and started looking up information about Natsugawa Village.

When the three arrived at the village, the first thing they saw was a large lake.

Hong Tu stood some distance away, gazing at the lake with a somewhat inscrutable expression. Kaito noticed his expression and walked over to him: "What's wrong?"

The young man shook his head and looked away: "It's nothing."

You all stay here and investigate; I'll go check out the village.

Kaito was puzzled when he saw him leave. He turned to look at the lake again and suddenly noticed a girl in white standing by the lake, quietly watching the water.

But he didn't pay attention. He glanced at her and turned to leave, not noticing that the girl had turned around and was watching him leave.

Just as Hijikata said, a festival is being held here, and it is a festival about dragons.

Kaito and Mizuki were conducting a serious investigation by the lake when, because of their uniforms, they were surrounded by tourists who kept asking them questions.

Hong Tu had already joined the ranks of tourists, pretending to be an ordinary tourist.

"Village chief, do you really have dragons here?" Hong Tu took the brochure handed to her by the village chief and looked at the gray-haired old man in front of her with a curious expression.

"Of course there is." Without thinking, the village chief launched into a series of introductions, "Our Natsugawa Village is a village protected by a dragon that lives in Lake Natsugawa. You can often see dragons swimming in Lake Natsugawa."

Hong Tu nodded, said nothing more, and turned to leave.

The village chief kept emphasizing that there was a dragon in Lake Naizukawa, saying that they were protected by the dragon, but he exuded an aura of guilt and unease.

He felt uneasy, guilty, and even had a lingering anger, but ultimately these emotions transformed into feelings of relief and joy.

Holding the brochure in her hand, Hong Tu successfully blended into the crowd of tourists and walked to the side of Lake Naizukawa.

The people sitting by the lake were chatting with each other, and no one noticed that a young man had mysteriously disappeared right there by the lake.

Hong Tu appeared at the bottom of the dark lake, her toes touching the sand. She looked around and frowned slightly: "You summoned me, but you won't show yourself?"

A dragon's roar resounded, and two golden lights appeared in the darkness—a pair of serpentine beast eyes.

In Hong Tu's eyes, he had already clearly seen the true appearance of this dragon.

It has a long neck and a slender, powerful body. Its four claws rest on the bottom of the lake, and its head resembles that of a dragon in legend, exuding a mysterious divinity and majesty.

"Roar~" The dragon at the bottom of Lake Naizu River let out a deep roar, its golden beast eyes looking at the young man in front of it.

"Summer's Watch? The name sounds nice, but you're the god who protects this land, right? How dare you make a deal with darkness like mine?" The young man's eyes gleamed with a faint red light as he gradually rose into the water, keeping his level with the dragon's head.

"Roar~" The dragon's voice was filled with anger and sorrow as it stared at Hong Tu with a firm attitude.

"But as a god, wouldn't it be easy for him to destroy a village?"

"roar~"