Naruto: I'm really not an evil scientist!

Graham responded, "I understand. I will share the information about the wreckage as soon as it becomes available."

After everyone finished their discussion, Hiruko continued, "The Celestials have not yet found a way to communicate with ELS, but according to our predictions, ELS will come to Earth and make contact with human civilization in at least five years and at most ten years."

The crowd's expressions changed slightly. They had already witnessed ELS's assimilation behavior in the video, which, from a human moral perspective, was clearly a malicious act.

"In short, do you mean aliens will come to Earth in five years?" Katie asked, her tone tinged with worry and unease.

Hiruko nodded in response to Katie: "Yes, Lieutenant Katie, and with the speed and assimilation capabilities of the ELS, if they were to fully invade Earth, Earth's current strength would be simply insufficient to resist them."

"What are you Celestials planning to do? What has been your purpose in intervening with force all this time?" Katie continued to ask, her eyes gleaming with a thirst for the truth.

"To talk about this, we have to go back two hundred years." Hiruko smiled slightly and began to recount the history and mission of the Celestials. "Two hundred years ago? Could it be that the Celestial Organization was founded two hundred years ago?"

"Have you all forgotten? The designer of the solar-powered rail elevator was none other than Aeolia himself." Upon hearing Hiruko's words, everyone realized this and their faces showed expressions of shock.

How did the Celestials manage to keep an organization that had existed for two hundred years completely undiscovered?

The existence of Devas and Devas has remained undiscovered in the past, relying entirely on the existence of the Vedas and the proto-change beings.

Wherever there is a network, the Vedic gods are the cyber gods, capable of easily altering data.

Those potential traitors would also be executed by von Zehnder, a traitorous pseudo-change agent.

Then Hiruko began to tell them about the original intention and history of the Celestial Being organization, as well as the appearance of the Aeolian Project.

After hearing this, everyone's expressions changed drastically, and Patrick's mouth dropped open.

It's fair to say that the current world order was completely shaped by the Celestial Organization behind the scenes. They are practically the world's shadow government, a complete... shadow-level powerhouse! It's insane, absolutely insane.

Everyone thought the Celestial Organization's ideology was simply insane, yet this madman accomplished everything.

Using Gundam to intervene in and change the world, predicting the existence of extraterrestrial life forms—these things have all been made a reality by Celestial Being.

In fact, not everyone in Celestial Being knows the full picture of Project Aeolia.

Because of the physiological structure of humans, we can only accomplish things over a few decades and cannot even consider the world hundreds of years from now.

The Vedas adhere to the principle of "each generation completing its own mission," and under its guidance, each generation of Devas focuses solely on the present moment and does not consider the distant future.

Each member of the Devas only needs to complete the tasks assigned by the Vedic; the rest can be left to the Vedic to figure out.

Even a traitorous pseudo-innovator like Ribbons, who held high authority within Celestial Being, only knew that the military intervention was to promote human unity, and he was unaware of the full picture of the "upcoming dialogue."

After the final battle of the second season, Tizi also learned that the upcoming dialogue referred to communication with aliens.

The celestial beings, who adhered to the principle of secrecy, would never have told these things to anyone in the past.

But things are different now; the "upcoming dialogue" has already blocked the door.

The Vedic tradition originally predicted that humans would not encounter extraterrestrials for hundreds of years after acquiring the solar furnace, but who knew that aliens would now be sleeping in their own (solar system) living room.

At this point, concealing the truth will only increase suspicion and plunge humanity into internal strife.

Instead of doing that, it would be better to tell everyone the truth and let them know what they are facing, so that misunderstandings will not occur when taking action.

Rather, it's more accurate to say that humanity is already facing an "upcoming dialogue."

This visitor from the multiverse, Biruho, fits the definition of an "alien" in every respect.

From the moment the Vedic organization met with the Venusian group, the plans they had set in the past were about to change.

"It's unbelievable. I was mentally prepared when I came here today, but I never expected the truth to be like this." Katie smiled bitterly and rubbed her forehead, her tone carrying a hint of helplessness and acceptance.

"By the way, Ribbons, I have a question for you?" The research ninja Hiruko crossed his arms and asked with great interest.

"Please ask me any question, I will answer it." Ribbons bowed slightly, his posture respectful.

"Ribbons, do you still want to become a god for humanity?" Hiruko stared directly at Ribbons, her eyes filled with inquiry.

Upon hearing Hiruko's question, Ribbons was taken aback at first, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes, but then the corners of his mouth turned up and he chuckled: "Of course, only I am qualified to be the savior of mankind."

In this complex and suffering world, only I can lead humanity towards the light.

"So you still think this way even now? Well then, I wish you all the best." Hiruko nodded slightly, her expression calm.

He then told Ptolemy's squad in detail about ELS.

As a research ninja, he knew the importance of information sharing, and naturally he did not show favoritism, telling Ribbons about ELS's information without reservation.

When Ribbons first learned about ELS, a look of panic appeared in his eyes, and his body trembled slightly involuntarily.

But then his eyes hardened, and his thoughts grew stronger.

Only I can save humanity; I am humanity's savior. No matter what unknown threats we face, I must shoulder this responsibility.

Ribbons and Setsuna are two sides of the same coin.

On the battlefield of Kurgis, Ribbons, piloting the O Gundam, and Setsuna, a child soldier, met on the smoke-filled battlefield.

The fates of the two who stared at each other through the cold, imposing Gundam were forever altered.

Originally a proposed innovator, Ribbons, upon seeing Setsuna's resolute and unyielding eyes, unexpectedly felt a desire to become a god and save humanity.

Setsuna looked at the O Gundam, that tall, mighty, and powerful machine, which was like a god in his young eyes, and from then on he regarded Gundam as his god.

Setsuna, on his journey to pursue Gundam, initially yearned for God (Gundam), but after experiencing many things, he even gave up on God (Gundam). In the end, however, he became God (Gundam) through his own efforts.

Ribbons never doubted that he was God (Gundam) from beginning to end, and he firmly believed that he was born with the mission of saving humanity.

Interestingly, Ribbons' desire to dominate humanity wasn't for power, money, or even for his daughter (he had no such worldly attachments), but purely to save humanity.

Although he picked up some of humanity's flaws, such as selfishness and narrow-mindedness, after spending a long time in contact with humans, he always believed that humanity was beyond redemption and that only under his rule could humanity usher in peace and change.

This purely good intention eventually turned into pure evil.

Ribbons may have lost and been defeated, but he never backed down. Even at the very end of his life, he never wavered in his conviction that as long as he could overcome Setsuna, he could still achieve his goal.

In conclusion, Ribbons is a villain who has transcended base desires; although his actions are extreme, his initial intentions are uniquely "pure."

Now both Ribbons and Ptolemy know of the existence of ELS. In this contest that resembles a poker game, both sides have revealed their biggest cards.

It's really exciting to see how their story will end.

The matter that Aeolia and Veda entrusted to Birukhagan is almost over. The Earth Federation has begun to be established. Now, all that is needed is for the Celestial Beings to be destroyed before the world can enter the next stage.

Unfortunately, by then, Hiruko had also returned to his own world, as he still had his own scientific research mission to complete.

Hiruko had no intention of participating in the disastrous operation to wipe out Ptolemy's squad.

As a research ninja, he was well aware of the significance behind this operation. It was nothing more than a show put on for others to see, and the ending was already set. Whether he intervened or not, he couldn't change the outcome.

Rather, if Hiruko were to pilot the Throne of Angels Unit 1 into battle, given his deep understanding of the machine's performance as a research ninja and his superb piloting skills, it would be truly laughable if he accidentally wiped out the entire Doom-type. The entire plan would be disrupted.

Chapter 438

In this extermination operation, all three Thraangels will be deployed unmanned, with control of the machines held by the Veda.

After the battle reaches a certain stage, the Veda will activate the self-destruct program to destroy the three Thrones on the spot, so that the secrets of the Thrones will be lost forever and the technology will not leak out and cause unnecessary trouble.

The same applies to the other four Gundams. Once the battle reaches a certain stage, they will deliberately lose, causing the four Gundams to be destroyed. Veda will then recover the four solar reactors to ensure the safety of the energy core.

As for whether the Earth Federation's Doomsday Force will discover whether there are people inside the Gundam, Veda has already prepared a countermeasure.

At that time, a Prototype will be placed inside each of the four Gundams to disguise themselves as Gundam Messengers, making them indistinguishable from the real thing.

Meanwhile, on the Earth Federation side, Graham and all of them had already joined Celestial Being.

In particular, Katie, Katagiri, and Professor Eifman all had private conversations with the Queen, and they all believed in Celestial Being's purpose. For the future of humanity, and for their own little selfish reasons (especially Katagiri, who may have his own unique pursuit of scientific research or power), they all joined Celestial Being.

Especially Graham, who sent Hiruko a long string of messages after joining. The messages were numerous, but in essence, they were all about getting a Gundam too! Hiruko could only smile wryly and leave the matter to Veda to consider, since the allocation and use of Gundams wasn't something he could decide at will.

After speaking with Ribbons, Hiruko had done everything he needed to do, and it was time to say goodbye to this world.

He needed to say goodbye to the others before leaving.

Using his unique abilities as a research ninja, Hiruko instantly arrived at the island in Ioria where he was retiring.

Before arriving, Hiruko had already sent a message to the Veda, and those female pro-change activists from last time had been waiting for a long time.

Following the female reformer, Hiruko arrives at a room and meets Ioria again.

In the room, Ioria sat in front of a large screen, intently studying the various technologies that Hiruko had brought him.

His wisdom was already at its peak in this world, but these scientific and technological advancements from another world revitalized his aging heart, as if reigniting his passion for scientific research.

Hiruko did not interrupt Ioria's research, but instead moved a chair to sit in the room and watched him quietly.

"You're so old, instead of enjoying your retirement, you've started working again. I really don't know what you're thinking," Hiruko broke the silence, teasing him.

Ioria didn't stop working. While focusing on her task, she spoke with her back to Hiruko: "The human race is still very immature. We have a lot to learn: culture, morality, new technologies, and especially the otherworldly technology you gave me, which is full of unknowns for us."

How could I give up exploring in this comfort?

"You shouldn't have come in person, should you? Are you too old for that?" Hiruko asked with concern.

“Thanks to the technology you brought last time, although I am quite old, my health is gradually improving,” Aeolia replied with a smile.

He did not undergo rejuvenation surgery on himself, not because he did not want to live a few more years—the Innovators' technology includes implanting nanobots into the body to regulate physical condition and extend lifespan—but because his existence had become an obstacle for Celestial Being.

Today, the Devas have become a colossus through the development of the Vedic tradition, possessing supreme authority that even the Vedic tradition cannot restrict.

“If the gods reside in the heavens, then the world will be at peace.” Aeolia understood the power he now wielded; if he so desired, he could become the sole dictator of humanity.

But he did not do that. His original intention in establishing the Celestial Organization was to prevent such an existence from ever appearing again. He hoped that humanity could develop freely and equally.

"I've almost finished what you asked me to do," Hiruko said.

"Is that so... You must have worked very hard." Aeolia stopped what she was doing, turned around, and looked at Hiruko sincerely.

“Aeolia, don’t you have anything to say?” Hiruko raised an eyebrow and asked with interest.

"I have no right to judge. This is what I asked you to do. Whatever you do, it will all be because of me."

"And I haven't seen any of the things you did from beginning to end." Aeolia shook his head, his expression calm.

"Aren't you afraid I'll mess this up?" Hiruko asked with a laugh.

"The affairs of the Devas have long been entrusted to the Vedas. Since the Vedas did not stop you, it means that everything you did was within the Vedas's expectations, and things have not deviated from their purpose."

I am a spirit of the past, and I will not interfere in present matters. My era has long ended, and I have handed the key to the future to the people of today. I believe that the people of today can pave the way to the future.

"Ioria's gaze was firm, and his tone was calm. Hearing Ioria's words, Hiruko smiled and shook his head, sighing inwardly.

"Isn't it just that he watched the entire Gundam 00 storyline and decided to give himself a break and quit?"

However, he has a point; everyone has their own era and their own mission.