Ultraman grunts? Call me Space Policeman outside!

As he walked, he noticed Xia Shu's curious expression, as if she was gesturing for him to explain in detail.

So he had no choice but to patiently explain: "In 2013, the first monster, codenamed 'Intruder,' appeared in the Pacific Ocean and landed in San Francisco on the west coast of the United States. Humans suffered heavy casualties before they could react, and the monster was finally destroyed with a nuclear bomb."

"The monster was defeated, but humanity paid a heavy price."

"But that was just the beginning."

From 2013 to 2025, dozens of monster invasions have occurred in various countries, and the world... has been riddled with holes because of the existence of these monsters...

As he spoke, he pointed to the enormous, unfinished wall in front of them and explained, "That wall is called the 'Wall of Life,' and it was built to prevent monsters from washing ashore from the ocean."

"The place we live in now is no longer called Earth, but... the end of the world."

As Raleigh said, the world is facing the threat of alien monsters. They have no help from anywhere, no Ultraman, and are fighting the monsters solely with the power of humanity itself.

The result is obvious: as time goes on, the monsters that attack become stronger and stronger, and the living space for humans becomes smaller and smaller. Humanity on this planet is heading towards extinction.

That "wall of life" was a joke to Raleigh; he simply didn't believe it could withstand the monster.

To be honest, because of some things that happened in the past, Raleigh was very resistant to and even disgusted by aliens, but for some reason, his intuition told him that Natsuki was a trustworthy person.

This is a characteristic of the Ultra race.

"That sounds a bit troublesome..." After hearing this, Xia Shu frowned slightly and rubbed her chin.

I never expected to encounter monsters while on a mission in such a remote part of the universe.

"How strong are the monsters on your side?" he asked.

"I can help you when you encounter a crisis."

Protecting the planet's native inhabitants from invasion by other civilizations is one of the duties of the members of the Space Garrison.

Although he was rather pessimistic about his work, he still had a sense of justice deep down.

When Luo Li heard what he said, he even laughed. Looking at Xia Shu's tall and thin figure, he didn't think she was a fighter at all.

"Come on, you have no idea how terrifying monsters really are."

"With your tiny arms and legs, you're not even good enough to fill a monster's teeth."

He then pointed to the unfinished Wall of Life.

"This wall will be 100 meters high after it's built, you understand? Only a wall that high can stop the monster."

"Each monster is over sixty meters tall, and some level three monsters can even reach ninety meters. They are much bigger than you can imagine. When you see them in person, you will know how terrifying they are. You will wet your pants."

Perhaps realizing his tone was too harsh, Raleigh took another deep breath and softened his tone, adding, "Anyway... don't have any thoughts of contacting the monsters."

"Otherwise, you will definitely lose your life."

"I don't know if you're crazy or a real alien, but either way, you'd better stay away from monsters."

Hearing him say that, Natsuki realized that the monsters here might really be very strong.

With Natsuki's strength, he can handle some ordinary monsters, such as the two-tailed monster Gudun. If you take his combat experience into account, he can also put up a fight against monsters like Gomora.

In Natsuki's mind, monsters are strong just because they are big.

A monster of Gomora's strength has a weakest individual that is only forty meters long, and a stronger individual that is only about sixty meters long.

Natsuki can still handle Gomora's weaknesses.

Natsuki really can't beat the enhanced Gomora.

Standing over ninety meters tall, the monster Natsuki instinctively assumed was even stronger than the enhanced Gomora.

"How terrifying! I never imagined that such a terrifying monster was hidden in such a remote part of the universe." Xia Shu sighed with a fearful expression, exhaling white breath that danced in the cold air.

"It's not too late to know now."

"Come work with me, that way we can get some food."

“Without food in such a cold winter, even if you’re very resistant to the cold, you won’t last long.” Raleigh wasn’t surprised by Natsuki’s reaction and took the opportunity to extend an invitation.

Everyone living in this world knows how terrifying monsters are; they are absolutely nightmares.

The information asymmetry between the two sides remains.

Raleigh had never seen what a real Ultraman looked like when he made a move.

Xia Shu, however, was unaware that the monster that Luo Li had described as over ninety meters tall actually weighed only two thousand seven hundred tons.

If you don't have a concept of it, you can convert it again.

An average Gomora is 40 meters tall and weighs 20,000 tons!

Take Natsuki herself as an example.

After his transformation, he is 52 meters tall and weighs 42,000 tons!

For the humans in this universe, they simply don't understand what level of existence Ultraman would be if he appeared in reality.

The monsters in Pacific Rim are only a fraction of Ultraman's weight; their body densities are simply not on the same level.

When Natsuki punches the monster on the head, he will probably understand what it means to shatter at the slightest touch!

Chapter 3 Racing Against Time

over the Pacific Ocean.

Inside a black Siskoye military helicopter.

"Marshal, do you really think he can come back?" A fully armed soldier, holding a gun, sat down next to Steker Pantecost, who was wearing a dark blue suit, and asked.

“What do you think?” Steker Pantecost looked up from the documents in his hand, raised his eyes and asked, waiting quietly for the other party’s answer.

Steker Pantecost is a Black man with a buzz cut and a thick mustache. He stands tall and looks like a battle-hardened veteran, or even a former high-ranking marshal.

Steker Pantecost (Former Field Marshal of the Rim Pacific Defense Forces)

“Rolley Beckett, he was once an excellent Jaeger pilot.” The soldier pondered for a moment before replying truthfully, offering his own thoughts.

"He and his brother piloted the Gazelle Danger and personally destroyed five monsters, which is a great thing."

"But during a mission five years ago, they ignored orders and saved a fishing boat. Although they successfully killed the monster, it directly led to the death of his brother."

"The mental link completely transmitted the pain of death to Raleigh Beckett, who then fell into a slump, left the Hunter Jaeger Team, and now makes a living at the construction site of the 'Wall of Life'."

“I think he hasn’t gotten over his brother’s death yet, and there’s a high chance he’ll decline your invitation.”

This soldier was Marshal Strickland's bodyguard and also his assistant on this trip, and knew a lot of inside information.

Marshal Steker's lips curled slightly upwards upon hearing this.

"You're absolutely right."

“His brother’s death was a huge blow to him, and he has always believed that his radicalism led to his brother’s death.”

Then, he changed the subject: "However, he will definitely come back."

Why are you so sure?

"Because he had no choice," Marshal Stark said decisively.

He turned his head to look at his side, staring through the helicopter window at the surging Pacific Ocean below, his gaze deep, as if he wanted to cross the water and see the bottomless trench.

He knew that the root of everything came from there.

"I used to think that aliens would descend from the sky in spaceships, just like in science fiction movies."

"But we were all wrong."

"The real aliens come from the seabed."

"They built tunnels on the seabed of the Pacific Ocean to send monsters to Earth and let them destroy our home."

"Twelve years ago, when we destroyed the first monster, we realized that it was deliberately destroyed by us."

"The monsters killed by firearms had their toxic blood exposed to the air, which then spread through the explosion, turning the surrounding area of ​​San Francisco into a deathly silence."

"The only way to defeat the monster with minimal casualties is to rely on the mechs developed under the Hunter Project."

Marshal Steker sighed as he finished speaking.

A look of nostalgia appeared in his eyes.

When the Hunter Project was first launched, he was able to obtain a large amount of funding from the United Nations, enabling the team to develop generation after generation of powerful mechs.

But now, the Hunter Project has been halted, he is no longer a marshal, and without UN funding, he has to find funding on his own. He also has only a handful of mechs left.

Right now, it's a do-or-die situation.

He still can't understand why the United Nations would pin its hopes on that foolish "wall of life".

Do they really think a broken wall can stop an increasingly powerful monster?

"The monsters are getting stronger and stronger, and that foolish wall of life will surely collapse, just like Sydney did."

"We must take the initiative; only by going deep into the ocean can we truly solve this disaster."

“Rolley Beckett understands this.”

"He is an excellent driver and capable of handling my upcoming plans, and participating in the upcoming plans is his only option."

"He will definitely come back."

Marshal Stark continued to gaze at the ocean below, his eyes filled with unwavering determination.

Raleigh Beckett was worth the long trip he made to visit him.

"By the way," he turned around and asked, "how's it going in Sydney?"

Half an hour ago, the wall of life in Sydney was breached by the monster, which was unexpected by the United Nations, but not beyond Marshal Stark's expectations.

He immediately dispatched the nearest mechs to the scene to clean up the mess, hoping to save as many lives as possible.

"[Echo Saber] and [Vulcan Ghost] are engaged in battle with the monster, and [Eureka Raider] has also arrived on the battlefield," the soldier replied.

“Three mechs are enough to fight one monster.” Marshal Stark nodded, recalling the Eureka Raiders’ combat capabilities, and was no longer worried.

Next, all he had to do was rush to Sitka, Alaska, and bring Raleigh back to the base.

"Wait, Marshal!" another soldier suddenly called out, looking tense.

"What's wrong?" Marshal Strucker immediately realized something was amiss and quickly asked.