Hawks from the Land of Light are calling me a dove and an undercover agent in the chat group.

With a few swift strokes, the old, dilapidated computer was transformed in just a few minutes, reborn under Kasa's hands. Whoever bought it would think it was an incredibly advanced, cutting-edge computer, even more advanced than the 5090, or at least a 9090, with immeasurable value.

"That's great. Even when using the full-open form, there's no need to shrink it. We can use the normal size."

On the computer, Gridman cheered, "Wow, that's amazing, Kassadin."

"You flatter me, it's nothing."

Kasa didn't accept the praise. Rather than saying he was amazing, he was more puzzled as to why Gridman, as the exclusive guardian of the electronic world, couldn't modify computers.

He asked when he had a question, and the answer he received was simple: "I forgot."

When I lost my memory after being attacked by an unknown enemy, that part of my memory also disappeared, and I still haven't been able to recall it. No wonder I've been using this crappy computer all this time.

"By the way, uncle."

Hibiki Yuta, who had regained control of his body, reminded her, "Take a look at that. It seems like Miko wants to talk to you about something."

The "that" I'm referring to is, of course, the chat group.

Kasa glanced into the group chat.

[Best Actor]: "@Pro-war faction, uncle, are you busy right now?"

[Actor]: "Didn't I go to Yuta's world before? Back then, I saw something with my eyes. Well, how should I put it? It was something related to computers, electronics, and data. Uncle Casa, do you understand what I mean?"

[Pro-war faction]: "I understand."

[Pro-war faction]: "Your eyes are indeed very special. Jianzi, you have seen a truth here. It's good that you didn't say it before. Let me investigate further, and then I will explain."

[Best Actor]: "Phew, that puts my mind at ease. Thank you, Uncle Casa!"

The conversation, full of riddles, seemed like pure code to others; those who understood would understand, and those who didn't simply wouldn't.

"What does this mean?"

Hibiki Yuta scratched his head, unable to understand.

Kasa shook his head: "I'll tell you later, Yuta, just wait patiently."

It is the electronic world.

Dujuan Terrace is an electronic world, not a world, but a world whose essence is like electronic data. Moreover, this world is actually very small. Although Yuta and the others have memories of a whole normal Earth, only Dujuan Terrace is real. Everything else is just implanted perception.

Kasa had already clearly understood this fact from the moment he arrived in this world, through his Ultra Eye.

However, he was still somewhat surprised that Miko's eyes could see through this. As it stands, Miko, with those eyes, is even more in line with the Ultra Universe's definition of a "superpowered person" than any of the spellcasters in the Hachiman world.

Having seen through the truth of this world, Miko must be somewhat uneasy. She doesn't know whether to speak out or not. She wonders if revealing the truth will upset Hibiki Yuta.

But it doesn't matter, we can just shift the pressure of that decision onto him.

Kasa skipped that topic for now, looked around at everyone present, and asked another question: "Do you have any clues about the mastermind behind the native monsters on Azalea Terrace? Even if it's very unreliable, just a little bit of suspicion is fine."

"If we have to say, then we can only start with An Qi, right?"

Utsumi was the first to raise his hand, "That guy is intelligent and can speak human language, so he must know something."

“Anqi… indeed, we shouldn’t delay. Well then, please come in, and we can discuss this in person.”

Kasa pondered for a moment, then suddenly called out towards the door.

"Huh?"

Before anyone present could figure out who they were calling, the door creaked open and a slightly dirty boy, who looked about the age of a high school student but had the air of a homeless person or a stray cat, slowly crawled in with his eyes fixed on Kasa.

How did you find me?!

Anqi, in his human form, grinned and said, "I hid very well; I didn't make a sound at all!"

"Don't rely solely on external senses,"

Kasa shook his head slightly. "If you don't know how to conceal your true nature, not only me, but any higher life form would easily discover you."

Just like in tokusatsu dramas, monsters often find humans even when they've run away and disappeared into buildings. This is because monsters rely on far more than just sight and hearing to find living beings.

Monsters are only acting on instinct, but if it were an alien, they wouldn't be able to escape no matter where they run. After all, every advanced alien actively uses this ability, which is why you can see in tokusatsu dramas that no matter how much humans run away, they basically can't escape the clutches of aliens.

As a young child, Angie is not fully developed. He has the potential to develop these abilities, but he hasn't yet.

This also shows that the creator of Anqi had a relatively limited understanding of higher life forms; otherwise, he would have subconsciously added these functions when creating Anqi.

Don't give me that lecturing look!

Blow!

Anqi glared at him like a cat with its fur standing on end: "So what if I don't know these things? As long as I can defeat you, that's enough!"

He was so angry it was almost frightening; he looked like he was clenching his fists and ready to strike at any moment.

But Kasa didn't adopt any defensive stance. He simply compared his height to Anqi's, turned around, found a shorter chair, and sat down, making himself slightly lower than Anqi so that the hedgehog-like toddler monster in front of him wouldn't mistake him for someone looking down on him.

After doing that, he asked seriously, "Then why do you want to defeat me? Did I do something to offend you?"

"That has nothing to do with it. I was born to defeat you. That is my mission!"

Anqi shouted.

Although he was shouting, he had clearly softened a little. Although his intelligence was not enough to help him think about the good intentions behind Kasa's series of actions of showing weakness, he passively felt that sincerity and finally put away his thorns a little.

"Your Creator has given you this mission, is that right?"

Kassa then asked, "And what about yourself? Do you want to fight me, or to put it another way, do you want to kill me?"

"This……"

Anqi was stunned for a moment, unable to answer, and immediately changed the subject forcefully: "I've already said it has nothing to do with any of this, I only appeared here to defeat Ultraman like you!"

"It's relevant, very relevant."

Kasa looked up at him, their eyes meeting, not allowing Anqi to run away. "The creator is the creator, and you are you. Just as a child should not live for his parents, even if you were once clay given life, you are now an independent individual."

"If the creator gives you an order that you are not willing to carry out, then you should try to understand why there is such an order and give the other party a chance to persuade you."

"If the underlying motives fail to convince you, or even disgust you, then you have the right to refuse. Even if it's a monster, it's still a living being. Angie, you have to take responsibility for yourself!"

Kasa is not afraid of Anqi. If Anqi, after careful consideration, decides to kill him out of his own volition, then he will subdue Anqi without hesitation.

But this child looks completely clueless. If he is allowed to follow orders and fight against him, the child will have a hard time growing up.

Anqi's face turned red with embarrassment. His mind was a complete mess, so he yelled, "Who would understand this?!"

Kasa pondered for a moment. Anqi hadn't even been born for a month yet, so it was indeed too much to ask of him. "That's true. It would be too much to ask you to think deeply now."

"If that's the case, then fight me!"

Anqi shouted.

"No, we're still a long way from that point."

Kasa immediately rejected the idea, standing up and saying, "Let me talk to the person behind you; perhaps the order will be changed."

Are you trying to lie to me?

Anqi became suspicious and wary, hunching his back. "If you want to launch a surprise attack over there, who can stop you? Don't think I'm a child who doesn't understand this, you bastard! This is combat-related skill, I know it too!"

"We won't do that."

Kassa shook his head. "Trust me."

Why should I believe you? — Anqi wanted to shout this out loud, but as a monster modeled after Ultraman, he really couldn't bring himself to say it.

Anqi is caught in a dilemma and reflection as he takes his first step toward independence and self-reliance.

Chapter 154 Alexis? The Minister of Justice Returns! (Part 1)

"No, how did you fall down? Cheer up, Xiaoxi!"

The house was messy and disorganized, with garbage everywhere.

Alexis, who had thought that with Ultraman's return, this little world would finally be safe and he wouldn't have to run away anymore, decided to come back here to continue secretly developing and enjoying himself. But as soon as he rolled back, he saw Shinjo Akane crouching in the corner with her head in her hands, ready to defend herself.

He looked heartbroken and frantic, tears streaming down his face, and only looked up briefly when he heard someone enter the room.

Then, upon seeing that it was Alexis who had come, he immediately became filled with disappointment, and with a look of "life is meaningless," he pulled his head back and continued to murmur.

"This little girl really underestimates me!"

Oh my god, how could Shinjo Akane be so mean? She's made Alexis so insecure, acting like he's unwanted.

Hmph, who is she trying to fool with that crying face? She's just a kid, waiting for Ultraman to come and comfort her. Don't underestimate Alexis, he's taught children too, and he was a little girl himself!

If Ultraman can do it, why can't I, the Minister of Justice, do it?

"Humph!"

Alexis became serious. Although he had long lost all interest in good deeds and acts of justice and order, he had no choice but to show off his skills now that he was being looked down upon like this. Otherwise, people who didn't know better would think that he, the Minister of Justice, was really inferior to Ultraman and his group of space police!

Click.

Alexis was just about to roll up his sleeves and get back to his old ways when he suddenly heard a click from the door, and someone else came in.

The Minister of Justice casually probed in that direction with his mental probe.

"Oh, it's Anchi? No, there are a few more people. Let me see... Rikka Takarada, Sho Utsumi, Yuuta Hibiki, and Gridman, who's all in sync with Yuuta Hibiki... Hmm? Wait... Holy crap!"

jump!

Upon detecting an aura that had been compressed to the extreme, concealing him from view until now, so close yet only now revealing itself, Alexis jumped up in shock and, without a second thought, flew towards the ceiling.

"boom!"

The ceiling was smashed, but the burning, pointed head failed to touch the outside air as it had hoped. Instead, it crashed directly into the Ultra Barrier that had been set up at some unknown time. The faster Alexis took off, the faster it was bounced back by the reaction force.

The ground was dirty, the ceiling was empty, Shinjo Akane was squatting in the corner crying, and Alexis was upside down with his legs wide open, his head and upper body buried in the ground.

"what?"

When Anqi led a large group of people in, what they saw was a scene so comical it looked like something out of a comedy anime.

"Get out, get out! All of you get out! This is a fake image. What you're seeing now is all wrong. Cough cough, let's start over!"

Alexis struggled to his feet, using one hand to defy gravity and pull himself up high. He tried to keep a straight face, lower his deep voice, and restore the demeanor of a major villain.

Since there's no escape, let's fight to the death!

So what if you get killed by Ultraman? Even if you die, you have to maintain your dignity and style. As a major villain, you should die and then secretly revive and escape. You should never be killed like a minor monster in a single episode!

I must say, that was a pretty good move.