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

The darkness in the red eyes slowly spoke: "Tell me your results."

“Yes, sir.” The Mehist alien spoke first, “The information about the Land of Light has been compiled.”

In addition, the distribution of Earth monsters has also been statistically analyzed.

Please take a look.

Hong Tu Jie took the alien device it handed over. Before it could operate it, black mist spread over the transparent card. When the black mist receded, dense writing appeared on it.

The Mehist aliens were very perceptive and had already transcribed these texts into Earth script for Hong Tu's convenience.

Red Tea's eyes flashed red as he glanced at the information and roughly understood the situation of the Land of Light.

"The Land of Light is so powerful?" Hong Tu nodded slightly, pondered for a moment, and decided that it was best not to provoke these cosmic police for the time being, and instead stay on Earth and develop its territory.

but……

"What's the deal with this Beria?"

He saw Belial's information and recognized this dark Ultraman.

Isn't this the power of that transmigrator with the system?!

Chapter 137 The Alien Gathering

"Ultraman Belial was originally a very powerful Ultraman from the Land of Light, but he later fell into darkness and became a Dark Ultraman." The Mehist aliens had heard about Belial, or rather, many aliens who knew about the Land of Light knew about Belial. "There are rumors that he was turned into a Dark Ultraman by the power of Reiblood."

“Reiblood?” Hong Tu blinked blankly, then looked at the Mehist alien with a deep expression. “Could you help me compile another report on major cosmic events?”

Especially those from the dark faction.

"Yes!" The Mehist alien accepted the order and took a step back.

The Diamond alien, whose appearance resembled a combination of many blocks, stepped forward and began its report: "Sir, we have summarized the distribution of alien factions on Earth."

Most of those who lean towards peace are not very organized, but there are some neutral factions, which are currently divided into two organizations. There are not many powerful ones, only seven relatively strong individuals suppressing them.

The final evil faction consisted of only a loose alliance, with a single internal rule: when one side takes action, other forces must not interfere. Ultimately, the extraterrestrial force that succeeded in acquiring Earth gained ownership of the planet.

"Oh?" Hong Tu raised an eyebrow slightly. "So confident? Aren't they afraid of the Land of Light? I remember Earth is under the protection of the Land of Light."

"The Land of Light will not specifically obstruct these colonization activities. At most, they will send one or two Ultramen to protect a planet. However, if the Ultraman protecting the planet is defeated and the planet becomes a colony, they will not be too demanding."

"I understand." Hong Tu nodded, having roughly grasped the rules of interaction within the universe. "Next."

A Fusi alien with two large skeletal shells on his back stepped forward: "My lord, both the neutral and evil factions have sent people to invite you."

"Oh?" Hong Tu raised an eyebrow in surprise. "You're only arriving now?"

"Because multiple branches of the UDF seem to be launching a large number of satellites outwards from Earth, a message just came from the neutral camp that humanity seems to be planning to establish a satellite network to achieve global surveillance of Earth and is gathering all aliens to discuss countermeasures."

Hong Tu paused for a moment, then revealed a malicious smile: "Tell them I have a way to bypass the satellite network."

The aliens were taken aback for a moment, then immediately realized what they meant: "Yes, sir."

After the aliens finished reporting on what Hong Tu had asked them to investigate, Hong Tu let them leave.

Hong Tu was left alone in the base once again.

Hong Tu carefully browsed through the information, recalling the situation regarding UDF's satellite network that she had just heard about.

"Setting up a satellite network is indeed a good idea, but the UDF's power is much stronger than I imagined."

But there is a way.

He took out an alien computer from the base, and black energy spread from his hand onto the computer.

Dash's base was still completely dark at this moment. Since it was the early morning and it wasn't time to go on duty yet, only Ellie was waiting in the command room.

Suddenly, the computer in front of Ellie lit up. Ellie, who had been looking down and waiting, looked up and saw the screen on the computer.

"Good morning, Advisor Red." Ellie blinked and greeted the person appearing on the screen.

"Good morning, Ellie." Hong Tu smiled innocently. "How about you do me a small favor..."

……

The aliens' gathering began that evening.

Hong Tu walked alone on the deserted street until she reached the middle of the street before stopping. After a pause, she walked to a wall.

The wall in front of him looked quite ordinary; it was painted white, clean, and without a single stain.

Hong Tu tilted her head slightly, glanced at the upper right corner, then turned back and placed her hand on the wall.

A transparent ripple spread from where his hand touched, and the wall rippled like the surface of water. When the ripples subsided, a high-tech door appeared in front of him.

Hong Tu didn't linger; he pushed open the door and went inside.

The venue for the alien gathering was decorated like a high-class Earth party. All sorts of aliens with strange appearances were chatting and drinking with each other. Except for their non-human appearances, the scene was almost identical to a high-class dinner party held by humans on Earth.

Hong Tu made no attempt to conceal his arrival. The moment he entered the door, the immense darkness made no attempt to hide its presence, releasing the power fluctuations it had been hiding. This sudden surge of dark power instantly attracted everyone's attention.

The aliens all fell silent; the darkness was so terrifying that it made them feel suffocated.

With a polite, fake smile, the dark figure with red eyes slowly entered the venue, completely ignoring the wary or greedy gazes of others, and walked to the center of the venue.

"Sorry I'm late." Although he said it, everyone could tell that there was no real apology in his voice; he was just saying it.

The atmosphere in the room momentarily froze.

"Is this Lord Hong Tu?" The organizer of the event walked out in human form, breaking the brief silence, and greeted Hong Tu.

Hong Tu suppressed his imposing aura, concealing his chilling darkness once more, before nodding to the newcomer: "Hello."

Hong Tu's arrival disrupted the harmonious atmosphere of the meeting, but no one dared to stand up and criticize him. Ultimately, they believed in power, and Hong Tu was powerful enough, at least more powerful than anyone present.

Seeing this, the organizers of the event simply got straight to the point.

Having asserted his presence and warned some of the aliens, Hong Tu, having achieved his goal, casually sat down and listened to the aliens chattering about how to behave on Earth to avoid being noticed by humans, ultimately arriving at a series of precautions.

Then the discussion turned to the handling of discovered aliens, how to deal with violations of certain internal rules, and a whole host of other topics that Hong Tu found utterly uninteresting.

This was just like those company meetings he used to attend when he was working for someone else—boring and tedious.

In retrospect, his previous order to have his group of aliens besiege Wu completely exposed the aliens' existence to the UDF, which was a violation of the rules. But it seems that no one dared to criticize him.

Hong Tu, feeling perfectly justified, continued to watch the drama unfold.

Nearly three hours later, the big news of the evening was finally revealed.

"Lord Hongtu once said that you have a way to bypass those surveillance cameras without being detected by humans?" The organizer looked at Hongtu, who was sitting at the round table, looking indifferent, lazy, and bored.

His words immediately silenced the room.

Because the appearance of the red tea plantation was too high-profile, they subconsciously ignored each other during the discussion just now.

But the organizers suddenly pointed him out, and they immediately fell silent, looking at this person who was probably the most powerful being present.

Suddenly called out, Hong Tu propped her chin up with her hand: "That's right, as you all know, I spent some time in UDF."

Everyone understood what he said.

Is this a computer that has mastered UDF?

Most of the aliens present were pacifists and had no ambition to rule the Earth.

In fact, they are not too afraid of the satellite network outside the Earth. As long as they do not reveal their true form or use their power indiscriminately, there should not be any major problems.

However, no one can guarantee that they won't be discovered. After all, the UDF carries extraterrestrial life detectors. If those devices are loaded onto a satellite, nobody knows whether they will be detected.

It's not that no one has thought about taking control of UDF's computers, but obviously, although human technology is still somewhat backward, it doesn't mean that they can completely control the Earth Guardians' computers without alerting those humans. And once the intrusion is discovered, it means that they themselves will also be discovered.

The beings present were all intelligent aliens who had witnessed the defeats of many invaders, so they certainly wouldn't underestimate the humans of this planet.

You should know that the powerful Red Clan warrior from the Land of Light is in the dash.

And now...

"I can guarantee that you will not be discovered, but of course, there are some conditions."

The darkness in his red eyes smiled slightly and uttered words that were captivating.

"Of course, it's not an unreasonable condition, just a small exchange of information."

Chapter 138 I want to figure some things out

The transaction went smoothly.

After the transaction, Hong Tu received an encyclopedia containing information about extraterrestrial life and technology.

Although the technology itself wasn't particularly advanced, the quantity exceeded his expectations, making it a pleasant surprise.

After reporting the aliens to Ellie, Ellie followed Hong Tu's orders and removed the aliens from the search area. She then stored all the aliens' information in a secret file for backup.

Having finished everything, Hong Tu happily left with her newly acquired encyclopedia.

The organizers from the neutral camp watched Hong Tu's departing figure, opened their mouths, but ultimately remained silent.

The darkness surrounding Hongtu is too terrifying; it doesn't seem like the kind of entity that would stand on a neutral side. But it's unlikely to be an enemy either. Therefore, maintaining this trading relationship is actually safer.

Having acquired some much-needed materials, Hong Tu was in a good mood and went straight back to the base. She stayed there quietly, looking at the documents, and didn't plan to leave until she finished reading them.

On the other side, Zhang Jie, who had waited anxiously at the bar for two hours only to be told that Hong Tu had resigned, was speechless.

Zhang Jie braced himself on the bar counter, staring at the bar manager and bartender behind the table, and asked with a ferocious expression, "When did he resign?!"

“Hong called this morning,” the person in charge said calmly as he wiped the cups. “He’s still on probation and not a full-time employee, so he doesn’t need to submit an application in advance.”

"what?!"

Zhang Jie slammed his fist on the table through gritted teeth: "Bastard!"

The person in charge glanced at the table and saw a crack in it. His eyes twitched. "What grudge do you have against him?"

“…” Zhang Jie paused for a moment, “I just want to figure something out.”

The person in charge looked at the complicated expression on the young man's face for a long time before silently taking out a slip of paper from under the table and pushing it in front of him.

Zhang Jie paused for a moment, picked up the slip of paper, saw a string of numbers on it, and quickly realized that it was a phone number.