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

Hong Tu felt he should know the owner of these hands, but he couldn't find any related memories.

The black mist was just a wisp, and the feeling of pleasure quickly faded like the tide. Only that one image appeared in my memory, and the inexplicable emptiness became even more pronounced.

"Is this..." the young man said, touching his chest, "...the thing I lost?"

What was lost? He still didn't know, even though it was just a little bit, but he did know that part of it was his memories.

"Not enough, not enough." That fleeting sense of satisfaction, that tiny glimpse of the scene, wasn't enough. This alone couldn't fill the emptiness in his heart...

Find that person! Find him! Devour him!

The young man, who had always been indifferent to desires, suddenly felt an urgent longing. Having tasted the feeling of satisfaction, the emptiness he had become accustomed to was almost unbearable.

The surrounding black mist began to surge violently. The next moment, the youth, carrying a large amount of black mist, shot directly into the sky, floating above the heavens and looking towards the direction of Natsugawa Village.

What would be the purpose of luring him out with a puppet?

The young man was filled with anxious longing and an unbearable sense of emptiness, but he remained very clear-headed.

What else could the purpose be? Of course, it's the Summer Guardian Dragon, or more precisely, the power he left on the Summer Guardian Dragon.

The young man vanished into thin air and reappeared in the village, the place where he had previously used Farudon's power to create the mirage illusion. But it was too late; the other party had already achieved its goal, and the Summer Guardian Dragon had gone berserk.

Hong Tu floated in the sky, looking down. The dragon god, whose golden beast eyes had turned red, spewed blue-purple flames from its mouth, turning the village it had once protected into a sea of ​​fire.

Tourists and villagers were fleeing in panic, and anyone touched by the blue-purple flames was instantly reduced to ashes.

The Dragon God was enraged, not only because of the villagers' disrespect and destructive behavior, but also because of someone else interfering.

Hong Tu felt the power above and forcefully suppressed the restlessness in his heart, looking expressionlessly at the Dragon God who was engulfed in raging fury.

Because the dark power emanating from the Dragon God was too similar to his.

Although upon closer inspection, one can discover that the power emanating from the dragon is slightly colder than that of the red tea, this difference is imperceptible to those who are not particularly familiar with it.

Even he himself, at first glance, would think it was his own work.

However, that's not the case; the quantity is wrong, and it's not under my control.

Perhaps it was because the power I left on the dragon was absorbed and utilized by the other party, or perhaps that person's power truly had some connection with me. Or perhaps it was both.

Hong Tu's gaze swept across the crowd below, completely ignoring the cries for help from the people below; he was looking for that guy.

A white pillar of light rose, and Hong Tu slightly turned his head. He was expressionless, and his dark red eyes, almost black, coldly glanced at the giant of light that had appeared before turning his gaze away without a care.

But just because he doesn't care about the other person doesn't mean Max doesn't care about him.

Max sensed the power emanating from the dragon and quickly locked onto the indifferent young man in the air, but he had no time to worry about that now; saving the man was the most important thing.

The dragon, enraged, was drawn to the giant that appeared. Its reason had been consumed by the dark forces, and darkness had taken over its heart. Now, it had an instinctive aversion to light.

Therefore, the dragon turned its gaze to the red Ultraman.

"Roar~" He roared at Max, spewing out a pillar of blue-purple fire from his mouth, which burned towards the Giant of Light.

Max blocked the pillar of fire with his palm, and the Ultra Barrier stopped it. He pushed the barrier forward, and the barrier gradually moved closer to the dragon.

The dragon god stopped spewing flames, and the barrier and flames vanished into the air without a trace.

Max moved swiftly, appearing beside the dragon before it could unleash its second burst of flame. He grabbed the dragon's long neck with both hands and began to pummel its head with a barrage of blows.

Hong Tu paused, finally spotting the black-robed figure standing by the lake.

It's him.

His intuition told him that this was the person he was looking for.

Chapter 120 Do You Believe Me?

The man in black robes noticed his gaze, turned around, and slightly raised his head, seemingly also watching him.

Neither of them attacked; they simply watched each other from a distance until a loud bang came from the side.

Max threw the dragon away, and the dragon crashed to the ground, unable to move for a moment.

Neither of them turned to look. However, the man in black robes made a move. He nodded slightly to Hong Tu, as if greeting an acquaintance. After saying hello, he turned and disappeared.

Hong Tu watched the other person disappear without making any move.

That was still just an avatar, only a bit more advanced than the one that had lured him away. This avatar had probably attached itself to a body, which might be human or not, but it didn't matter. Both had had their hearts devoured by the being attached to them, turning them into puppets that carried power and thought.

"Truly, a cautious fellow." Hong Tu stared at the spot where the black-robed man had disappeared, a cold smile slowly curving his lips. "But also quite interesting."

The dark ring behind his waist flickered and trembled uneasily.

"Who knows? Maybe they want to devour me, just like me," the young man said casually, unconcerned about the other's escape.

It's alright, he'll catch his opponent eventually and devour him. It just takes time, don't rush, he can be patient for now.

The ring stopped shaking, and only a faint light was still flickering, making one wonder who that person was.

"What does it matter? As long as I know I'm going to eat him, that's enough." Hong Tu revealed an arrogant smile.

Who is this person? Why does he have his lost memories? Why are there things he has lost?

It doesn't matter, none of that matters. All he needs to know is that he will devour that person and take back what belongs to him. That's enough.

The young man turned his gaze back to the battlefield below. The red giant emitted a blue light, extinguishing the flames that threatened to burn everything around it, and then looked once more at the Summer Guardian Dragon, which had risen again.

Hong Tu stopped watching the show, his body shrouded in black mist, and appeared on the head of the dragon that had just stood up.

Max was taken aback, not understanding what he wanted to do, but he secretly became wary.

But unexpectedly, the ominous darkness that was wrapped around the dragon was gradually absorbed by the young man. The dragon, which had gone berserk, calmed down again, and the red in its eyes gradually faded, turning back into a bright gold.

"I'm sorry," the young man said softly, apologizing to the dragon beneath him, who had regained its senses.

"Roar~" The dragon head flicked, throwing the young man off its head. It warily watched the person floating in the air and spewed out blue-purple flames.

Hong Tu floated in the air, the black mist around him easily blocking the opponent's flames, but he still obediently moved away from the dragon.

It's not surprising that the other party mistook him for the culprit. At first, even he thought it was his own power that caused the dragon to go berserk. Only after realizing that the number was wrong and that he could not control the power did he carefully examine it and recognize that it was not his.

Therefore, it's not surprising that others will mistake you for someone else.

That was probably the person's purpose as well.

Are they trying to pin all the blame on him to put him in a situation where he is "abandoned by everyone"?

"Hey, Max," the dragon's flames couldn't harm him; what truly made the young man take notice was the giant of light looking over. "If I said it had nothing to do with me, would you believe me?"

The young man asked, "It would be extremely unwise to deal with two enemies at the same time. Moreover, Max has the Kingdom of Light behind him, whose strength is unknown. Besides, he doesn't want to go along with that person's wishes and take on this unwarranted blame."

Max paused slightly, staring intently at the red tea, lost in thought.

"How will you prove it?" Max asked after a moment's thought.

In fact, Max had been keeping an eye on Hong Tu, after all, the dark power within him was extremely strong, and this man had also admitted that he was darkness itself.

But based on his usual observations, this person actually has a very good temper, even excessively so.

The researchers' methods weren't very good, but the young people who were routinely dragged into the research never got angry. In fact, they seemed to enjoy seeing the researchers' fruitless efforts.

To the giant, this young man was a contradictory figure; though he had a somewhat wicked sense of humor, in some ways he truly resembled light…

Even the dark traits that are inadvertently revealed cannot conceal this person's love for light.

Yes, Max could see that the young man, being a being of darkness, yearned for light. Although he didn't know why the young man was unwilling to abandon the darkness and fully embrace the light…

However, the aura of that power doesn't lie.

"No evidence." Floating in the sky, a black energy barrier formed a hemispherical shape behind the youth, gradually spreading towards him.

Hong Tu didn't force the other party to believe him too much; he was just giving it a try.

Facing two enemies is troublesome, but that doesn't mean he can't do it.

He now possesses the accumulated dark power of two Earths. If he were to get serious, it remains to be seen whether anyone on Earth could stop him.

Max was still hesitating when Long became impatient.

Seeing that the flames had no effect, the dragon lashed out with its long tail at Hong Tu.

The black energy immediately spread and enveloped him into a sphere. The next moment, the black energy sphere, two meters in diameter, was flung away by the dragon's tail. It flew a short distance in the air before stopping in mid-air.

Seeing this, Max turned his attention to Summer's Watcher Dragon.

The dragon shifted its gaze to the red giant. The dragon had already interpreted Max's actions as aligning itself with the Red Giant.

Max also sensed the dragon's hostility and had no time to pay attention to Hong Tu. Instead, he took a fighting stance against the dragon again.

Seeing this, Hong Tu raised an eyebrow slightly, knowing that this meant they believed him for the time being. So, the next thing to deal with was Xia's Guardian Dragon.

The black energy sphere gradually disappeared, and Hong Tu looked down at the battlefield.

“Hey, come out,” Hong Tu said softly. “If you don’t come out, I’ll kill Xia’s Guardian Dragon right now.”

After a long silence, a girl appeared in front of him. Perhaps out of fear, she kept her distance and even looked wary, as if she would run away if he made any move.

Hong Tu didn't care about the girl's wariness: "Tell me what happened after I left."

The girl in white stared at him for a long time before finally speaking, "Is that really not you?"

The young man just stared at her without saying a word, but the girl pursed her lips and made up her mind.

Unlike Max and Summer's Watcher Dragon, who judge people by their energy aura, the girl, who was once human, began to see the world through her eyes.

Although the person was wearing a black robe, judging from the half of his face that was visible, he should be a man who was nearly forty years old, and certainly did not look like the handsome young man in front of him.

But they really do look too similar.

However, humans are ultimately visual creatures, and what we see with our own eyes is indeed more convincing than an intangible feeling.

"When I found Xia Zhishouwang, I saw a man in black robes suppressing Him at the bottom of the lake, forcibly stripping Him of His power, and then injecting Xia Zhishouwang with new power."

The girl finally revealed what she had seen: "I heard that person say, 'Let Xia Zhi Shouwang take revenge.'"

Chapter 121 I Believe in You

"Thank you for your trust." The red-eyed youth smiled gently. "As payment, I'll help you appease Him."