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

Chapter 1390 How could Torregia possibly resemble him?

Chapter 1390 How could Torregia possibly resemble him?

Unlike the scavengers, the Vilan Guild discovered that this was a system device after a brief contact. After assessing its value, the Vilan Guild sold it to a technologically advanced galactic power.

Unfortunately, at the time, this galactic power was experiencing internal strife, and later, due to the Empire's entry, a group of people hastily stole confidential information, including the system.

Even more unfortunately, the thieves were robbed by a group of mercenaries on the way, and all their property was looted. Only the system, because of its small size, was disguised in time and was left untouched as a worthless item.

Those thieves became cosmic exiles, traveling with their stolen spaceships until they were shot down outside this galaxy. Due to an asteroid belt, the spaceship ended up alone on Earth.

Those alien robbers were the same thieves from before.

It was truly a series of twists and turns.

After browsing through the system's built-in log records, Hong Tu fell into deep thought. This machine's fate had truly been bumpy.

But why is there still a shadow of empire?

The records about the empire here are limited to a single name, so there isn't much useful information. Apart from the "traveler's diary," there is no other useful information.

Hongtu had to give up for the time being and planned to look for clues from other sources.

He stopped flipping through the documents, cleared his records, and disconnected from the system.

"This system is quite interesting," he said casually, glancing around at the humans before deciding to leave.

Torregia took a deep look at the red orb of light, then followed him without doing anything else.

The door closed seamlessly again after the two people left, and the humans inside also broke free of the time-stop state, continuing their actions without realizing it.

Torregia followed Hongtu away from the human company and went to the alien's bar.

They really need to discuss this matter properly. Toregia isn't worried about the Empire attacking him directly after discovering him, but rather that these guys might deliberately oppose him.

Dealing with this capricious and unpredictable king was already a headache for him; he had no desire to add a bunch of mentally unstable "dark fans" to his troubles.

Based on this, their goals should be the same... I guess?

Anyway, it's best if the Empire doesn't come to Earth.

The two entered the bar, asked for a private room, and sat down. They watched the bartender's unfriendly gaze, one ordered juice and the other ordered milk, and they also brought their own snacks.

The atmosphere suddenly became strangely heavy, and even the bartender, sensing the unpleasant situation, left the place.

Once only the two of them were left in the private room, Hong Tu's gaze shifted to the snacks in Toregia's arms: "I remember you said you'd finished them..."

You clearly said you finished all of this monster meat jerky!!! You still had some left over?!

Torregia: "..." Oh no, I was so focused on thinking that I forgot to hide the snacks.

In the brief moment he froze, Hong Tu raised his hand, and the bag of packaged dried meat in his hand was about to fly out of Toregia's arms.

Toregia swiftly grabbed the lid: "...Your Majesty, even so, you cannot take away the snacks."

Hong Tu narrowed her eyes and secretly increased the intensity.

Torregado refused to back down, and the two began to contend with each other.

A minute later, seeing that he couldn't win, Toregia decisively shared half of his snacks with Red Tea.

Hong Tu was finally satisfied, and the two began to discuss serious matters.

"What does this have to do with the Empire?" Hong Tu asked first.

Torregia sighed dramatically: "Your Majesty, this matter begins with a deception."

Hong Tu had heard a little about this matter. Not long ago, Hong Tu had heard similar news about the appearance of an empire ruler in the universe, but he really did not expect it to be this kind of news.

A "Neg" actually appeared in the universe.

The rumors surrounding this "Nag" are incredibly exaggerated, with claims that he can terrify people with just a glance and drive aliens mad with the slightest fluctuation of his power.

It's hard to say how credible this dubious news is, since Hong Tu has never been one for such high-profile displays. However, the mention of power so great that it drove aliens mad instantly caught the Empire's attention.

Hong Tu could even guess what these Dark Star people were thinking. They were just trying their luck. If it really was him, that would be perfect. If it wasn't him, then he must be a Dark Star person with some special ability, so they could capture him to expand his Kaku or simply use him as a snack.

Either way, you're not at a loss...

Thus, the Empire successfully arrived in this universe, intending to investigate further.

Unexpectedly, before the Empire even arrived, the imposters chickened out and went into hiding. It was precisely because the situation on that planet was chaotic at the time that the thieves' deeds were recorded in the system afterward.

“It’s a real pity. Because the Empire reacted so quickly, I wasn’t able to investigate those imposters properly,” Torregia said with regret. “I could only pry some information out of these guys for now.”

"These records are not in the system logs."

“Because those imposters are also very cautious. They claim to be Dark Aliens of the Empire, but they are merely accompanying ‘that His Majesty.’ They only say a few words about ‘that His Majesty’s’ appearance.” Toregia smiled, his eyes narrowing, but Hong Tu knew he was in a bad mood.

It seems that he is very angry about these audacious individuals attracting the attention of the Empire.

Hong Tu glanced at the familiar smile on his face and felt that Toregia was becoming more and more like him lately... She didn't know if it was just her imagination.

No, that idea is a bit scary!

Hongtu gasped, thinking it must be an illusion.

However, having said that, both of them knew what to do next.

They need to go to the Department of Foreign Affairs and ask those alien refugees.

but……

"Why didn't you say so before?" Hong Tu rebuked.

If they had told us earlier, they would have kept one.

Toregia couldn't help but widen his eyes, looking at Hong Tu in disbelief: "Your Majesty, I did say that."

It was because you were only thinking about tricking me that we missed this golden opportunity!

"Ha, it's worth it for a good show." Who told you to speak so vaguely?

"Your Majesty, you've really hurt my feelings." He wouldn't accept this accusation.

The two exchanged pointless accusations, then calmly walked out of the bar and headed towards the Foreign Affairs and Unknown Section.

"How are things on the Empire's side?"

"You should understand this better than I do, Your Majesty. The Empire is certainly sparing no effort to thoroughly investigate all information about you. They might even find out about our previous movements."

Today's mini-drama:

Hong Tu: Why are you smiling so maliciously?

Torregia: ? ? ?

Hong Tu: Tsk, it really isn't a good thing.

Torregia: ...Heh.

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Chapter 1391 The Deal with the Metabus

Chapter 1391 The Deal with the Metabus

The "Unknown Department of Humanity's Foreign Affairs" is actually a police station.

However, because this industry deals with dangerous aliens, they are able to own a building on their own in the suburbs.

Although the building was comparable in size to a military base, it couldn't stop the two dark bosses from invading.

Especially with the red tea as cover, they entered the heavily guarded gate and went inside the building as if no one was there.

The ubiquitous cameras and detectors failed to detect anything about the two, and people passing by them were unaware that intruders were right next to them. The numerous obstacles were easily bypassed by Toregia, and aside from the time needed to travel, the two found the person Transparent was looking for in no time.

The group of space refugees were detained in different interrogation rooms and had already undergone the first round of interrogation.

These guys were tight-lipped, maintaining a consistent silence, which annoyed and frustrated the human police, who could only keep them in solitary confinement for now and figure out another way to deal with them.

Now that they were being held in solitary confinement, the five aliens immediately became somewhat restless and uneasy.

They were visibly restless, frequently glancing around as if on guard or checking something.

Hong Tu and Tregear stood in the corridor where five aliens were imprisoned, scrutinizing them through the wall as if weighing something.

The humans who were originally guarding this place had stopped all their movements, trapped in a state of time stop, and were completely unaware of the two people standing in front of them.

“These guys don’t seem like the type to have the guts to start a civil war or even steal secrets.” Hong Tu recalled the five men’s behavior as robbers, “And how did they manage to escape unscathed for so long?”

Although they were robbed numerous times along the way, it's surprising that no one has died so far. Then there's their performance; how did this group of weak and cowardly individuals manage to steal the goods?

Perhaps someone instructed them, or perhaps this group didn't act that way at all. They might have other things to rely on.

But what is the reason for this wary and fearful attitude?

Should we be wary of humanity, or of the extraterrestrials pursuing them?

Tregear naturally thought the same thing, but compared to Hong Tu's excessive curiosity about these aliens, Tregear was only curious about the imposter. More than anything, he wanted to deal with the imposter immediately.

As Torregia raised his hand, the surveillance camera in the room closest to them was jammed, and at the same time, the tightly closed door of the Divine Insight opened a crack.

Hong Tu was the first to push open the door and go inside.

Because it serves as an interrogation room, it is dimly lit and contains only a table and three chairs. The person being interrogated is bound to a chair with special shackles on both hands.

Hong Tu and Tregear were somewhat familiar faces, and after the initial surprise, the alien quickly recognized them: "It's you!"

He was stunned for a moment, but quickly realized: "You're aliens too?!"

"Oh? Not too stupid." Tregear smiled, walked around the alien once, and sat down in the empty chair next to him after Hong Tu sat down.

The bound alien was somewhat agitated. He tried to get up, but could only pull at the shackles, making a rattling sound.

These shackles were specifically designed to deal with aliens. They not only had the ability to suppress effects, but were also grounded, which meant he could only be firmly fixed to the chair.

Unable to get up, he struggled a few times but had to give up. He took a deep breath, closed his eyes, and looked at the two of them warily when he opened them again: "What do you want? If it's because of my previous offense, I can apologize."

At this moment, the previous cowardice or anxiety was gone. In fact, the aura of this alien had changed. Instead of the previous timidity and anxiety, there was an unusual sense of calm.