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

Before the blue light ring could finish speaking, a new glow flashed, and the cyan light ring spoke even faster than the green and blue lights: "Intelligent being locked on, Ultraman Kasa from the Land of Light, you possess boundless compassion, may I ask who you are..."

But no matter how fast it speaks, it can't outpace the arrival of the other lights; the yellow and red lights appear almost simultaneously.

"Intelligent life has been locked on. Ultraman Kasa from the Land of Light, you possess the ability to instill immense fear in others..."

"Intelligent life has been locked on, Ultraman Kasa of the Land of Light, your heart is churning with raging fury..."

Following closely behind, a purple firefly finally took shape. This seemed like something that shouldn't have appeared at this time. Moreover, the purple lamp ring, which was originally meant to be given only to women, was finally born ahead of schedule due to the lamp beast's irrepressible excitement!

"Intelligent being locked on, Ultraman Kasa of the Land of Light, you harbor a deep love within your heart..."

The ravager trembled with rage.

As someone who destroyed his own world and was then led by the Laughing to destroy several other universes, Batman naturally possesses sufficient knowledge and understanding of these lamp rings and the emotional spectrum, and knows how proud and precious each of these emotional spectra is.

But now, in order to win the favor of Ultraman Kasa, each of them has put aside all their pride since the beginning of the universe and come together to this uncertain battlefield to directly snatch him away.

They didn't take him seriously at all!

Based on this performance, don't these emotional spectrums and the behind-the-scenes lamp beasts think that Ultraman Kasa can easily suppress the ravagers and that the lamp ring's safety and whereabouts are completely irrelevant?

"I'm going to kill you all!!"

The ravagers are enraged!

Chapter 207 The First Stage Play: The Uniqueness of the First Ultraman

Different colored light rings were still swaying around, desperately trying to break free from the shackles of Ultraman's telekinesis and forcefully merge themselves with Ultraman, their eagerness reaching its peak.

Looking at these unusual rings, although he could sense that their power would be useful to him, Kassa did not readily accept them. These rings were clearly not the same as the power of the Star Voice. If he wore these rings, no one knew if he would be subject to any restrictions.

And now is not the time to consider any new forces.

Although the enemy is a world destroyer whose sins are so heinous that he is beyond redemption, according to the aura he sensed, the Destroyer is also a pitiful and pathetic person. Even if he were to kill such an enemy, he should at least be serious and earnest!

"Roar!!"

The Destroyer roared, unable to bear it any longer, and commanded the more than one hundred Kryptonian Doomsdays behind it to launch a surprise attack.

Kasa felt a sense of absurdity—in the Ultraman universe, although a height of fifty meters is considered giant in any alien civilization, Ultraman is usually at a significant disadvantage in terms of height when facing monsters and various evil gods.

There are already plenty of ordinary monsters that are 60 or 70 meters tall, not to mention the giant mushroom tree in the Dyna timeline, which directly occupied a city in the "greatest invasion in history." Monsters that are hundreds or thousands of meters tall are not extremely rare, though they are not common.

This time, however, Doomsday's height of just over three meters is very intimidating to ordinary people, but compared to his fifty-meter height, he seems like an ant trying to shake the sky.

This completely reversed experience was something even Kassa had never experienced before.

"Be careful--"

Clark, who had a deep understanding of the power of Zod Doomsday, was about to speak up to remind them when he saw that more than a hundred Doomsdays, including Zod Doomsday, were all sent flying backward!

Everyone, including Clark, was dumbfounded. Although they knew that Ultraman's aura was very powerful, when the battle actually started, the overwhelming and one-sided fight still made them gasp and tremble with excitement.

They would never have dared to even think about something like this before!

"This is……"

But even after achieving such impressive results, Kassa himself was taken aback; his touch was off.

This has nothing to do with power; his power is still at the level he had before arriving in the DC universe. But something has definitely changed.

"It's like... my role has changed?"

A mysterious inspiration led Kassapa to grasp something crucial.

The Destroyer roared angrily as it charged forward. Its superhuman speed was comparable to the Flash running at high speed. When it moved, time seemed to slow down the whole world. Even so, Kasa still had a feeling that watching its movements was like watching a slow-motion video.

"boom!"

The Devastator's power is already quite formidable. It once killed its own Superman with great ease in a direct battle. That Superman, once fully grown, was a powerhouse capable of destroying a planet. The Devastator's level would be considered elite even within the Space Garrison.

But he has to face Kassa, who has already saved the timeline of the three heroes and made progress!

With a single punch, Kassadin struck first, nearly pulverizing the Destroyer's body. Although the Destroyer quickly recovered thanks to his absurd regenerative abilities, the difference in strength between the two was obvious.

"wrong……"

As soon as he threw that punch, Kassadin realized something was even more wrong.

This behavior, seen through the eyes of the ravager, only fueled his rage, causing him to roar and howl, "Look at me! Look at me properly! Look at me more and more!!"

Swish!

Like a bolt of lightning, seeing the Destroyer's behavior, Kasa suddenly realized something was wrong. He broke through the barrier of identity and finally understood that something was amiss!

In the world of Hachiman and Yuta, in addition to the online Ultraman TV shows and movies, there are also often physical Ultraman stage shows offline.

In those stage plays, the original Ultraman, as the first Ultraman known to humankind, was often given a special identity and status.

As the "first," as the "symbol of Ultraman," and as the "representative of Ultraman," the original Ultraman in the stage play may not have any invincible fighting power, but he is always the most special. When people think of Ultraman, the first one that comes to mind is always the original Ultraman. After being defeated, he will inevitably rise again and will never fade away.

While the original Ultraman may not have the same ceiling-level power as the Mysterious Four Ultras, and he wasn't even the Ultimate Ultraman, as the "first Ultraman," he actually symbolized all the Ultra Warriors to some extent. Therefore, although his combat power wasn't particularly special, he was the most unique in every other aspect.

It is so special that even the ultimate Ultra, even Tiga, and even the Mysterious Four Ultras cannot compare to it.

In the worlds of Hachiman and Yuta, it was a stage play performance created by people. In reality, in the main universe of the Land of Light, although the First Generation was indeed a bit special, it was not as special as a stage play.

But things are different now.

As the first Ultraman to appear in the DC multiverse, Kasa is now the undisputed original Ultraman of the DC universe!

The worldview of DC is extremely unique. Although he has only been here for a short time and is completely unaware of all sorts of secrets, there are some things that are very obvious to him, the Giant of Light, and are directly apparent.

He could sense that there seemed to be some behind-the-scenes cosmic forces in the DC universe that could be artificially created. A human or some alien with low combat power could, by chance, create a force that never existed without using enough energy, and then that force would appear.

After its birth, that power became one of the foundations of the worldview and one of the sources of all things.

This would be impossible in any other multiverse; such an absurd situation would be impossible in any other universe.

But here, this seems to be normal, and it seems to have happened more than once.

Therefore, conversely, as the "giant of light who created something from nothing, the first Ultraman", Kasa's appearance may also create a brand new cosmic-level Ultra power for this universe, and then reverse cause and effect, that Ultra power directly becomes one of the foundations of this worldview?

If that's the case, then he should be able to try doing things in this DC multiverse that he can't do in other worlds?

For example, turning the devastating Batman who had long since become the Destroyer of Doomsday back into the parallel world Batman he was before he went insane!

Chapter 208 Barbatos: Let me see what's going on.

As is widely known, Gauss was a master of persuasion.

The Chaos head, which had gone astray for countless years, was something that no other Ultra Warrior would dare to claim could redeem. But Cosmos did it; that level of redemption transcended everything else.

Based on the battle in which Gauss converted Chaos's head, Caesar had no doubt that at that time, Gauss might even have been able to convert some inherently evil gods to righteousness.

Now, he is going to try to replicate Gauss's feat with the most basic healing ray.

While killing is undoubtedly the simplest way to solve all problems, when there is still room for maneuver, giving others a final chance can also increase the possibility of a better future.

If Ultraman Kasa is indeed the so-called "origin of the progenitor, glorious Kasa", then let him define the perception of Ultraman among all beings in this world.

He demonstrated the qualities that all Ultra Warriors possess and the behaviors they would exhibit through his own actions, establishing a clear and fundamental tone for the community.

"What is that? Is it about to fire a deadly beam? Is it the Specium Ray or the M87 Ray?"

Penguin Oswald and Flash Barry held their breath, eyes glued to the screen, eager to witness in the real world the ultimate, powerful attack unique to the Ultramen!

But the result was quite different from what they had envisioned.

"Do not……"

Batman's hoarse voice trembled slightly. He had seen through Kasa's intentions. That was why, even though he had known Kasa for quite some time, he was still in a daze. No matter when, he always seemed to be able to find some qualities in Ultraman that were completely different from everyone else in their world.

Even though these people are all superheroes, and belong to the side of justice and order, they are still very different from Ultraman warriors.

"...That was a healing ray of light, carrying kindness and comfort!"

The Raider's pupils suddenly dilated. His eyes, which were originally like those of a crocodile, were filled with undisguised bloodlust and ruthlessness. He thought it was some kind of deadly ray, but when he was forced to receive this "attack" because he had no time to dodge, something strange happened.

His injuries healed much faster than they had before the attack.

The ravager froze, stunned for a moment, but then a more overwhelming rage erupted: "Are you showing me pity? Are you giving me charity? Don't be so arrogant, Ultraman!!"

boom!

His repaired body shot out like a cannonball, unleashing an even stronger attack on Kassadin, but was once again severely injured and fell back, only to be repaired once more by the benevolent healing light.

The Destroyer roared, repeating it again and again, but no matter how angry he was, none of the lanterns hovering nearby chose him, not even the red lantern that represented rage.

On the contrary, the Red Lantern Ring grew increasingly eager to get closer to Kassadin during this time, as if more and more anger was accumulating beneath his imposing figure and face.

"What are you thinking? Are you just toying with me like this? Is this what you call justice? I knew it! All kindness and justice are fake, Ultraman Kasa, and you're no different. You're just another superman!"

The Destroyer roared, realizing the disparity between them, and flew into a rage of impotence, morally condemning Kassaar.

Kassa looked at him with pity: "I only hope to give you a chance to choose again. The destructive instinct carried by Doomsday's cells has eroded your reason and self. You haven't carried too much blood on your body yet. You can still turn back."

"—" The Destroyer was taken aback. He lowered his head and realized that, with each round of treatment, the Doomsday features on his body were gradually diminishing, and he was beginning to resemble a human.

But those lingering traits still gnawed at him, making him roar: "Give me a chance? Who do you think you are? If I turn back into Batman and still slaughter you, do you think you can just sit back and kill me?"

"You wield the power to bloodily kill others, to render judgments upon them, and to act solely based on your own preferences and morals. Is this the justice you claim to uphold? Don't be ridiculous!"

Justice and darkness, deserved to die or not, who can distinguish between them?

This is an extremely subjective thing; it is never objective or physically real. If you think about it deeply, if someone thinks that killing another person is for the other person's good, and then slaughters an entire world, and thinks that others killing him is also for his good, is he evil or righteous?

Since becoming Doomsday, the Destroyer's intelligence has decreased significantly compared to his time as Batman. Even so, he still possesses some psychological tactics, because he knows very well that in these subjective philosophical realms, people can never reach an optimal conclusion, thus hesitating and even doubting themselves.

That would be his chance to launch a surprise attack or escape.

However, when faced with his questioning, Kasa did not waver or show any confusion for even a second, and simply said indifferently: "I'm too lazy to discuss these issues with you. You are not worthy right now."

Over the course of more than ten thousand years, he had encountered many such debates on morality and right and wrong. There were always some dark aliens who attempted to use sophistry to attack him spiritually. If he couldn't even understand this, he wouldn't have been able to get to where he is today.

Yes, morality is indeed a very subjective matter, and precisely because it is subjective, debate is actually meaningless.

Over the long span of ten thousand years, he had experienced countless dilemmas, such as the Gijera Flower dilemma in the Ultraman Tiga TV series, as well as various other trolley problems. Compared to meaningless debates, physical problems always put people in a moral dilemma more easily.

To ponder whether justice is justice or darkness is darkness is just a trick some people play on children, deliberately throwing out a meaningless yet seemingly profound topic.

But those debates are completely unnecessary.

Just do it, it's that simple.

"Ughhhhhh—"

The Destroyer went berserk, its Doomsday instincts struggling frantically. The Doomsday part of itself could sense its imminent physical annihilation. As the Destroyer, it uttered its final cry: