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

Reiblood immediately emphasized the original script: "Even so, this script still involves Ultraman's death!"

"That one has already been rejected."

"what?"

“Take a closer look, Reiblood alien. Look around and think about the images in your mind.”

Reibrando turned his head.

Then it saw strange, crooked, and varying-quality images of tokusatsu (special effects) dramas projected here from other worlds.

That was a tokusatsu drama featuring Ultraman Kasa and others fighting against enemies like Reiblood and the Demon God.

These tokusatsu dramas, regardless of their quality or specific details, all have the same outcome: the victory of the Giant of Light, illustrating that true love and peace are not something that screenwriters can control.

In these tokusatsu dramas, every materialized version of the Demon God is exactly the same as the materialized Demon God appearing right now.

No, it's more accurate to say that it's obvious that the materialization of the Demon God came about because these tokusatsu dramas all share a common interpretation of the Demon God.

However, this also has a premise: that the Matenjin portrayed in these tokusatsu dramas is correct from the beginning, and that the materialized Matenjin has indeed been presented in this way from the beginning.

That is to say, these tokusatsu dramas, which are very typical and give people a strong sense that they are not from the Ultraman universe, have a correct understanding of the Demon God.

Since all these tokusatsu dramas have correctly depicted the Demon God, the possibility that the endings they present represent the correct future has greatly increased.

Furthermore, what does the presence of these tokusatsu dramas here signify?

This is love!

These tokusatsu scripts shouldn't exist here, and you could say they shouldn't even exist in the first place. But now they've been acted out and projected here. So, this is the love of others far from the Ultra Multiverse for Ultraman's victory.

It represents the cast's support, longing, encouragement, and most fervent love for this ending.

That's right, Ultraman can indeed be defeated, and he has indeed been defeated before.

Even the King of Ultra would be affected by the super

The Time-Space Bomb, a self-sacrificing act to protect the Time-Space Waterfall and the multiverse, even the ultimate Ultra Father has repeatedly embarrassed himself.

However, just because Ultraman can lose doesn't mean he can lose in every situation.

Now even people outside the Ultra Multiverse are projecting their passionate hearts onto us. It's so touching, so moving, and their feelings are so clear.

In this situation, if you still let Ultraman be defeated or even killed, is this script even worth having?

Although Dyna was resurrected from the dead in "Ultraman Legends," and the three Ultramen carried the fervent cheers and hopes of children, as well as the crisis of the universe's destruction, they were still killed by the adult Hyper Zetton amidst such emotional scenes.

But, you know, that's the legendary Hyper Zetton, who's capable of going toe-to-toe with God IV!

Moreover, after being killed, the three immediately reunited as Saga, representing the ultimate miracle, and turned the tide of the battle.

If it were just ordinary cheers and encouragement, that would be one thing. Ultraman has been defeated quite a few times under normal encouragement and shouts. But these tokusatsu dramas that are projected onto us now are not just ordinary emotional manipulation.

Although the words themselves do not explicitly claim to be sentimental, their very existence and the way they project are the greatest form of sentimentality.

This is like, many years after the end, when Ultraman Jack is fighting alone in some universe, his red light flashing, on the verge of defeat, and Jiro, still a child, appears, tears welling up in his eyes, urging his brother to stand up.

Not only Jiro, but also Akiko and Sakata came and showed up.

In this situation, how could you, Ultraman Jack, not be able to stand up?

Absolutely! I can stand up easily!

Now that things have come to this point, does the screenwriter still want the Demon God to win?

I want to, I really want to, I really, really want to.

But is it even possible?

Now, if there is even the slightest tendency to make Ultraman Kasa and the others lose, this script will be immediately rejected without any room for maneuver!

"Reiblood alien, take your Demon God and your script and go put an end to this!"

At this moment, here and now.

Ultraman Kassa slashed with his sword, and in an instant...

—The Demon God vanished in an instant!

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ended.

No one expected that the Demon God, on whom the Reibloodians placed their high hopes, a being with top-tier mechanics and cheat codes, capable of delivering a dimensional blow from the narrative level, would be chopped down and reduced to ashes in a single strike.

The feeling of manipulation that lingered above everyone's heads, the script and screenwriter in the dark, which everyone could clearly sense, vanished completely in that instant.

This feeling is comparable to the sense of liberation and exhilaration when all four Chaos Gods above the heads of the Warhammer crew are wiped out; you feel completely refreshed, and all the heavy oppression and shackles are gone.

In Max, when the Demon God appears, both the writer and Kaito Toma are clearly tormented and in great pain, realizing that they are being manipulated.

In fact, it wasn't just the screenwriter and Kaito Toma who noticed something was wrong; other characters in the show also had strange feelings, but because they didn't know about the Demon God, they were clueless and could only assume that their own senses were playing tricks on them.

But that was only a short time. If it went on for a long time, everyone would easily go crazy because of the oppressive feeling brought by the Demon God.

Now, everyone knows that this feeling of oppression will never come again.

Grandi raised an eyebrow. He really hadn't expected that the Ultraman behind him, who hadn't even made a move, would actually unleash such a devastating attack: "Wow, that powerful?"

However, he also realized that while Ultraman Kasa was indeed very powerful, that sword was also quite useful. It had directly erased the Demon God's name. This characteristic of "absolutely no room for maneuver" was truly incredibly useful.

The Dark Baltan muttered in confusion, "Since that sword is so useful, there's no need to block out the starlight. We could just kill this star beast in one go and be done with it, right?"

“That was a last resort,” Max explained. “Keprus has a great connection to the starry sky of this universe. If we were to kill it completely from the root and conceptual level, who knows if it would cause some kind of riot in this starry sky? In that case, it might cause even greater damage to the people in various star systems.”

Tsk, you think too much.

Grandi and the Dark Baltan alien both curled their lips. They actually valued other people's lives more than their own. They would rather be at a disadvantage and be covered in wounds than give up for people they had never even met.

Hakio, you guys...

"thump!"

With a thud, the Dark Baltan grabbed Max's hand. It acknowledged Hakio's kind heart; these Giants of Light were trustworthy. "Please, help me bring my people back! I'd be willing to reconcile with the original doves of our Baltan race just to find my people!"

"Hmph, do I really need to bring that up specifically?"

Old Bei snorted coldly, "It's nothing to brag about! But I'm warning you beforehand, I will look for it, but whether I can find it is another matter entirely. If I can't find it, do you dare to have any complaints?"

"You bastard! I'll skin you alive!"

"Of course, of course. The content of the Mitsuba House is correct." The Dark Baltan alien nodded repeatedly like a chick pecking at rice.

It's not like it's a troublemaker; it's already incredibly lucky to get help. If it complains because there are no results, then it's just too inhumane!

Old Black Bei grinned with a bloodthirsty smile: "We can talk about those things later. Now, it's time to behead this wild dog!"

Without the Demon God, the script has been rewritten. How can a mere berserk Kepruss possibly stop the five of them from joining forces?

That's wishful thinking!

"kill!"

"—Ahhhhh, no, no, how could this happen? My Demon God, my Keples, my strongest monster, my trump card, why have I been defeated so badly? Why? What did you do, Ultraman Kasa?!"

The cries of the Reiblood aliens only began at this moment. The scene of the Demon God being killed with a single blow was so shocking that it initially couldn't believe it was real.

Only when there was nowhere left to run and nowhere to hide did he utter the classic words of a defeated, overly arrogant strongman. (See the latest chapters on Ruwen.com)

But to its cries of distress and confusion, Kasa naturally didn't bother to answer a single word, only relentlessly throwing heavy punches and kicks.

With the death of the Demon God, the destruction of the alternate dimension, and the severe injury to Keples, the soul of the Reiblood alien lost its vessel and was powerless to fight back, relying solely on the body of the Seton alien.

In "Mega Monster Battle," after the Dark Armor possessing him was destroyed, the Reiblood alien, whose power was greatly depleted, could only resort to destroying Planet Explosion and creating a black hole, which was suppressed even by the original Ultraman and Seven ten thousand years later.

Even if this Reiblood alien is not only part of "Giant Monster Fighting", but also most likely includes the biggest soul of the arcade game.

However, its current opponent is not the original or Seven, but Kassadin!

"I'm not reconciled!"

Ah!

This was the final echo from the Reiblood alien. (Hongte)

No matter how unwilling he was, Keprus was killed and returned to the stars.

The Reiblood alien was forcibly blasted out of the Seton alien's body, with a large portion of its soul being destroyed. The remaining portion was absorbed by the rushing Rai, allowing it to recover completely and become even stronger, reaching a state closer to its peak.

However, despite becoming stronger, there's no longer any need to worry about him regaining his body.

Pitt Star's streamer, Beyugeryu, was completely dumbfounded: "Huh, that's it? It's that simple? It's so fast, it feels like it was just a regular game?"

"Otherwise what?" Old Black Bei glanced sideways at this ignorant country bumpkin from Pitt.

The Pitt Star anchor slapped his filming equipment hard: "That's the legendary cosmic emperor, the Reiblood alien!"

Generally speaking, generally speaking.

Facing a being like the Reiblood aliens, who stand at the pinnacle of the multiverse, one must be surrounded by dangers, facing death and surviving against all odds, going through this and that, and only barely managing to perish together in despair, right? Even trying to perish together would be extremely difficult.

But this time, apart from the appearance of the Demon God which did take some effort, the whole game was surprisingly easy.

No, even with the Demon God, although there were some twists and turns, before Ultraman Kasa did something to force out the Demon God's monster form, Ultraman Belial and the others were only at a disadvantage, but they weren't seriously injured at all!

At most, someone might suffer minor injuries.

And after the Demon God was forced out, there was nothing more to say; the whole process was incredibly simple.

"Making a fuss over nothing." Old Man Bei shook his head speechlessly. "Nearly death? You'd be more likely to send those brats like Zoffy to survive. Reiblood alone thinks he can make us narrowly escape death? What a pipe dream!"

The Reiblood aliens are indeed legendary overlords, but aren't Belial and Kasa also overlords?

It's only because they are both giants of light with the spirit of Ultraman that they are able to easily build an empire that rules at least an entire universe if they wanted to conquer the world.

By then, in the mouths of later generations, wouldn't they also be legendary overlords, just like the Reiblood aliens?

If the Reiblood aliens hadn't had that Demon God, they wouldn't have needed a single twist or turn in the entire match.

Ultimately, it's not a super six-in-one version of Gatanothor. That Gatanothor was indeed formidable, but the Reiblood aliens simply can't create monsters of that caliber right now.

It might be possible in life, but it's definitely impossible in the afterlife when one only has a fragmented soul; otherwise, there would be no need to covet a mere two monsters.

The live stream was still going on, and Bei Laohei's arrogant and domineering attitude captivated a large number of fans, instantly creating a huge number of Bei Laohei's new fans and fandom.