The hawks in the Kingdom of Light called me a dove undercover in the chat group

The war and turmoil that will occur at that time will inevitably sweep away everything, and the level of cruelty will exceed that of the Great Ultra War 30,000 years ago.

Therefore, there is an unspoken consensus in the Land of Light, that is, even if the last Ultraman dies, the Land of Light should not activate AI.

The life and death of the Kingdom of Light is not important. The belief in kindness and justice of the people in the universe is countless times more important than one hundred or ten thousand Kingdoms of Light.

Now, the reputation and symbolic significance of the Kingdom of Light carries the hearts of the people, and the weight of that is unimaginable.

Everyone in the Kingdom of Light carries this weight as they move outside!

Only Beria doesn't care about this.

This is also one of the reasons why Beria was still imprisoned even though he had recovered a lot.

Kasa had no doubt that if Belial were to be allowed to take power in the Kingdom of Light, he would immediately activate AI to increase efficiency, create a large number of robots, and then create countless celestial weapons.

Perhaps celestial weapons are not enough to satisfy him, and by then he might even be able to develop a universe-destroying bomb.

So sometimes Kasa is actually quite fortunate. Although the Emperor of the Anperla Star is not a good person, it is still much better than someone like Belia becoming the emperor of the dark realm.

"You are too extreme, Belia!" Kasa scolded.

He hoped that Beria could be free, but if Beria did not give up his two dangerous ideas, no one could let him go.

"I'm extreme?" Belia's sharp eyes seemed to twitch, and he was very angry.

"It's obviously you who are too gentle, you bastard! And you still dare to call yourself the hawk after me, look at you!"

"Look at you now, ah, the things you do, the things you think, how can you be a hawk at all? You're wasting my reputation in vain and insulting me!"

"You have to stand up straight, stand up straight, understand? If you keep going like this, people who don't know you will think you are the spiritual successor of that old loser Ken!"

He slammed the floor and huffed.

They don't accept spiritual ideas, and they don't accept hardline plans. And yet, they're still the only hawks in the Kingdom of Light? He's very pessimistic! If this continues, they'll be in name only, with the doves taking over their place!

Kasa never thought that he had just been scolded by everyone in the chat group for not being hawkish, and now he was being denied by the hawkish founder of the Kingdom of Light?

He is already ruthless enough, okay, if he were to be even more radical, I wouldn't even dare to think about it!

"Bei Laohei, remember this, I am the leader and role model of the hawkish faction in the Kingdom of Light, not you!" Kasa Yinhui's big hands also slapped the floor of the prison, refusing to give in.

Beria's eyes widened in astonishment. "Rebellion? Ah, you want to rebel, huh?"

He was practically amused by his anger. "If you want to rebel, then rebel. Why are you still boasting about this? What role model and leader? Tell me, can you find me another hawk in the entire Kingdom of Light?"

"You look down on me, don't you?" Kasa snorted. "Give me another two hundred years and bring Ace over here. There's a good chance."

As he spoke, he tapped his fingers twice. "Stop trying to instill in me those ideas that will bring others to ruin. Show me some real skills, Bei Laohei, and don't let me look down on you."

Upon hearing this, Belia was silent for a moment, and finally said quietly: "You are a genius."

"Hmm?" Kasa paused. Why did she suddenly turn to praising him? But he didn't say anything and continued to listen.

"You're already a master at the age of six thousand, a genius who has become an all-round and excellent Space Guard soldier. Next to Ken and me, only Zoffy can compare to you."

Belial sighed and shook his head, "But precisely because of this talent, you hardly notice. In fact, for the Ultra Clan, as long as they have a basic foundation, the growth brought by death battles is often hundreds or even thousands of times greater than subsequent normal learning!"

"Boy, let me tell you, don't look at my generation. Except for Ken and I, everyone else is either dead or seriously injured. They can't continue to fight and can only stay in the Silver Grass Forest to remember their former comrades."

"If the life solidification technology created by Hikari had already existed during the Ultra War 30,000 years ago, then during the 30,000 years that you and Zoffy and your group grew up, the pillars of the Kingdom of Light would definitely not be just the two of us."

Seeing that Belia finally took out the treasured information seriously, Kasar sat upright very seriously and listened carefully, not missing a single word or sentence.

"Listen carefully, we, the Ultra Clan... are essentially half-materialistic and half-idealistic creatures. We accept both physical and spiritual powers. Strengthening any aspect will make us even stronger."

"As long as an ordinary Space Guard member possesses the so-called Ultra Spirit and desires to protect this beautiful world, the more times he is defeated, the more deeply he learns the price of defeat, and the clearer and brighter his convictions become."

"Under the guidance of that belief, the speed of growth will surpass that of the past!"

What he was describing was not some wonderful thing like [Ultraman was defeated and on the verge of death, but will become stronger after being repaired]. Such a pie-in-the-sky good thing does not exist at all.

Rather, it is the guiding role of spirit over matter and soul over body.

23. Ultra Universe Unlimited Fighting Tournament

Souls can pry open reality. This is a discovery that the Kingdom of Light has already confirmed. The most classic example is the monster cemetery. Once the souls of the monsters there riot, it will inevitably cause a disaster in reality.

According to records from the Kingdom of Light, some security guards have witnessed miracles created by the souls and beliefs of tiny individuals while on duty. For example, a deceased parent could not let go of their underage child, and this obsession actually turned into a monster, silently guarding the child's growth.

The biggest known example of a soul changing physics is the Amperla star. Faced with the despair of star extinction and the fall of his homeland, his anger and dignity formed a dark flame that reshaped his body and completely changed his appearance and strength, which later gave rise to the Dark Emperor.

This is also the reason why Kasa and Torrekia have never heard Belia insult the people of Empera.

Just think about it, when your hometown collapses, your people die, the entire galaxy is dying, and you are the only one left in this lonely universe. The stars and lights are so far away, and you can only feel that you are dying in pain like your people.

What kind of despair is that? Can anyone truly understand it? Just thinking about it makes me shudder.

However, the Ampera aliens stepped over it.

How shocking is it to have such faith that one can single-handedly overcome such despair? Even if it is the will of darkness, it is still an undeniable miracle, because the people of Empera actually control the darkness, rather than being controlled by it.

This kind of miracle is hard to come by. Even if Ampera himself were to replicate it, he might not be able to do it. However, the domineering spirit that allowed him to overcome despair has been permanently retained in his heart and there is no possibility of it disappearing.

Of course, whether it is this miracle or this hegemonic idea, ordinary space guards are far from it, so the point raised by Belia is not this.

The key point is that the advancement and cleansing of faith can allow the Ultraman family to burst out with time-limited extraordinary power in a short period of time, as well as enhance their own advancement ceiling and efficiency.

The former is not the key. This limited-time outbreak is uncontrollable. A mature Ultraman will never put people's safety at the risk of this thing.

The latter is what Beria wanted to describe.

"A fight to the death leads to an increase in faith, and faith enhances the efficiency and upper limit of learning? This... sounds a bit weird, but in principle there is really no problem?" Torrekia murmured. He is a scientist, so he knows very well that the possibilities of quantum are infinite, and the bodies of the Ultra Clan are light quantum bodies.

Beliefs can change the body's potential, which is a fantasy for carbon-based organisms, but it makes sense for photons.

Not to mention that the soul is the root that can change everything. When these two elements are put together, although Torrekia has never been on field work and has not experienced or seen such a situation with his own eyes, as a scientist, he recognizes and believes this statement.

"Hmph, do you understand, kid? We... cough, the superiority of your Land of Light and the Ultra Clan can't be easily jeopardized. Other aliens can't do things like this. Do you understand what an Ultimate Lifeform is?"

Although he was not familiar with the brat Tregear, seeing how shocked and cooperative he was, Belia felt very satisfied and proud.

Kasa automatically ignored Belial's boast. Ultimate Life Form? If the King of Ultra was so inclined, he could certainly use the term, but the Kingdom of Light? Forget it. He hadn't evolved to that level yet.

After all, Bei Laohei himself knew that there were always some isolated individuals in the universe that even the technology of the Kingdom of Light could not analyze. Their superiority would probably surprise the people of Empera. Those were the ones who went further on the ultimate road.

However, considering that Bei Laohei helped sincerely, I won't pick on him.

But it's not over yet.

Kasa asked, "If you're saying that, then you mean you want students to go straight to school after they've laid a solid foundation?"

"I'd love to, but you definitely won't like to hear this." Belia's eyes flashed.

As an extremist who had fought in an age of blood and fire and whose heart was half fallen into darkness, he did not mind letting the next generation experience death in advance - even if the life solidification technology was not omnipotent and there was a possibility that they could not be saved after death.

But Bei Laohei has a deep understanding of this kid Kasa. While he loves his students, he is also worried that the students are too immature and will not only harm themselves but also others, and will cause the death of lives that could have been saved. The instructor is unlikely to agree with this decision.

Of course, Bei Laohei doesn't really take this seriously, because it's really of little use. Anyway, he has to go to work sooner or later, and those who are supposed to come will come - and in general, the improvement in combat is just so-so, and it still depends on years of accumulation.

To achieve significant improvement, you need an extraordinary battle. This is extraordinary, not only in terms of the enemy's strength, but also in terms of the heavy responsibility and the extraordinary mentality of both the enemy and the friendly forces.

Even if there is no immediate improvement after such a battle, after returning from defeat, efficiency will definitely be improved in future training.

"Let the game start." Belia said suddenly.

"what do you mean?"

"Let's have a tournament." Belia's eyes sparkled. "The Kingdom of Light and the Empire of Empera will be divided into two camps. Let's start a match that the entire universe can watch. It's one-on-one, life or death!"

Boom!

The heavyweight plan made Torrekia's hands tremble. This was no joke. If this was done, no matter who won or lost, it would cause a major earthquake!

If the Kingdom of Light loses, the Dark Nebula's arrogance will increase dramatically, and the frequency of their invasions of innocent civilizations will increase significantly.

And if the Amperla Empire lost, would the Amperla people be enraged and start a full-scale war on the spot? No one can be sure about this, right?

Win or lose, there is a high probability of a worse outcome.

But... on the other hand, this kind of competition facing the entire universe, carrying the honor of the Kingdom of Light under the watchful eyes of the entire universe, and having to be nervously prepared for an all-out war with the Empera Empire at any time, this kind of pressure will drive the growth of Mebius and others, and there is no doubt that it will be extremely effective!

Torrekia didn't understand this time. Was Belia so bold or was he just enjoying the fun? What other ideas did he have in mind hidden in this grand suggestion?

Kasa was far less shocked than Torrekia. Apart from the captain, no one knew better than him how radical Belia was.

But... Kasa didn't reject this terrifying plan immediately, but started thinking about it as if he thought it was feasible?

24. Mr. Batman, help me!

"What makes you think that the people of Empera will be willing to follow our ideas and do what we want?"

After a long moment of thought, Kasa slowly said, "The word that best describes Amperla... is probably 'dictator.' His subordinate, Mefilas, the most intelligent of the Four Dark Lords, has offered him many plans that are most suitable and appropriate, but he has rejected them all outright."

"He's not someone who would listen to other people's arrangements. If it suits his wishes, it's fine. But if it doesn't, he won't listen to anything."

Beria proposed one strategy after another, but they were all refuted and nitpicked, as if Kasar was deliberately making trouble.

But Beria himself had no objection to this.

He knew very well that Kasa was not one of those brainless Red Tribe brats. He came to him not to ask Belia to come up with a complete idea on his own, but to get the most practical inspiration through competition and communication with him.

Moreover, this kid was excited - others might not be able to see it, but Belia could feel it. Kasa was definitely excited about this arena competition. Otherwise, why didn't he just skip it and ask about the details?

Jie Jie Jie.

Boy, let me start you here and fall into the carnival of becoming a real hawk!

"Because this is the plan that suits the Empera people's wishes." Belia sneered. "He may be a dictator, but he's a dictator who appreciates power. The Four Dark Lords? Humph, ridiculous. Even forty of those rubbish wouldn't matter to that bastard Empera, let alone four."

"But why did he promote those four? Because he admired and liked them. Those four people had something he admired and liked about them."

"Alien Ampera is a very contradictory person. On the one hand, he doesn't care about anyone who is less powerful than him. I guarantee that even the Four Heavenly Kings of Darkness, who have been loyal to him for so many years, would be crushed to ashes on the spot if they did something that displeased him!"

"But on the other hand, he would gaze upon these ants, even showing favor and praise, remembering their names and contributions—this was definitely not out of the joy of exercising the power of an emperor."

After listening to Belia's analysis of the people of Empera, Kasa nodded in agreement.

As for why there is such a contradiction in the Ampera people... perhaps it is because they see their own shadow in the ants?

But no one knows whether there is such a factor and what proportion it accounts for, because even if you ask the Ampera alien in person, you will not get the answer from him.

"That's still a problem," Kasa pondered. "Even if we can guarantee that he'll enjoy competing, how can we guarantee that he won't get angry and start a big fight after losing? Or that he won't be so overjoyed after winning that he feels confident of victory and starts a big fight as well?"

"It's very simple." Belia laughed, his tone dark and profound, like a demon tempting people to fall into hell. "Wouldn't it be better to agree on the punishment for the loser and the reward for the winner in advance?"

"For example, if the Kingdom of Light is ultimately defeated, they will carve out a star region or galaxy, and the Kingdom of Light will no longer interfere there. Do you think the Empera Empire will be tempted?"

"this?!"

hiss!

Tregear trembled. Doesn't this imply that the Kingdom of Light will sit idly by and watch a fixed star region suffer? Even if that innocent star region is invaded by the Dark Nebula, they will never intervene or provide any assistance.

"This is absolutely impossible!" Tregear cried out subconsciously, "What kind of justice is this?"

"Look, you're impatient again!" Belia tutted. "You little brat just can't hold your temper. You don't have to give up this kind of benefit. You can change it up, right? For example, if the Kingdom of Light loses a certain number of battles, you can give up that many Ultramen to Empera for mining."

"Any prize that can tempt that Ampera guy is fine, right?"

"This..." Tregear frowned - to outsiders, Ultraman does not have this kind of expression, but they actually have this kind of mentality. Although it is not shown on their faces, this feeling will be expressed.

You know what, if you send a few Ultramen to Emperor Ampere to mine, I'm afraid Emperor Ampere will be really moved on the spot, right?

But how can this be possible?

If they died fighting to defend peace, it would be fine, but sending their compatriots to be dealt with in such a humiliating way, what would become of the Kingdom of Light? And by then, wouldn't the Empera aliens specifically target the captain's son, Taro?

"Instructor?" Anxiously, Torrekia looked at Instructor Kasa. There was only one person he could trust!

Before, he was thinking about Belia, chaos, light and darkness, but now after experiencing it himself, he understood that these metaphysical things were not important.

There is only one thing that matters, and that is to make sure that damn Belia never steps out of this ultra-safe Ultra Prison, and it would be best if he keeps the hell shut forever!

Kasa didn't answer Tregear, he was deep in thought.

First of all, Bei Laohei didn't even think about the nonsense about paying actual benefits, and he didn't consider it at all, including the reputation of the Kingdom of Light, which was not within his consideration.

Justice is not uncompromising. If it is for the sake of saving people, when faced with hostage threats, many people in the Kingdom of Light will choose to agree to the enemy's demands to give up resistance, become prisoners of the enemy, or even be killed on the spot by the enemy.

The people of Light are idealistic, but they are also very practical when faced with the trolley problem. The only difference is that they always sacrifice themselves.

But that was when absolutely necessary.

Sacrificing himself to start the game? Then Kassar wouldn't be Kassar anymore, but would become the second Belia.