Ultraman: I Really Didn’t Want to Rule the World

After being intimidated for a while, Hong Tu put down his hand, showing a harmless smile routinely, and faintly added: "In other words, it is legal for me to demolish your place and kill all the lives here?"

Akima's mind was blank for a while before she realized the meaning of his words.

His eyes gradually widened, and he subconsciously wanted to speak to stop Hong Tu.

But when he met Hong Tu's sight, he froze in place again.

They are hostile forces, and according to the law of the universe, there is not much restriction between cosmic forces during wartime, and a series of actions such as killing, hatred, artillery fire, and disputes are completely unconstrained.

No one can blame anything.

He can't either.

But... how many innocent cosmic people in this court, they are not part of the Star Alliance, nor of the Empire, just because they know that this place is fair and open, so they come to file a case and file a lawsuit...

But does this one care?

Hong Tu's eyes told him that he didn't care.

Those eyes that had turned dark red were only coldly interested, he was eager to try, and there would never be any sympathy.

What kindness, what cruelty...

Obviously it's just a wanton...darkness!

"Please don't..." Akima said instinctively in a dry voice, "Please don't..."

Yitzhak jumped up from under the table, lay down beside Hongtu's hand, and stuffed his little head into Hongtu's palm.

Hong Tu raised his hand and stroked Yitzhak's small head, and then logically began to stroke the cat, ah no, it was the tiger.

But the expression on his face remained the same: "Oh?"

A meaningful change made Akima instinctively start to think more.

He felt more and more that Hong Tu might have come to them. Although this situation was expected, who would have thought that the strength of this man was far beyond what they thought.

The sense of oppression that came from nowhere was heavy on his shoulders. The bottom of his heart and his thinking made him lose his usual calmness, and his mind became blank.

Say something, think about the interstellar laws that he has personally revised, think about the innocent cosmic people... think of a way!

Before he knew it, there was a large amount of cold sweat on his forehead, and he couldn't remember anything.

Hong Tu had a panoramic view of the judge's situation. He glanced at the half of the courtroom that he had casually photographed into ruins, and realized that he might have scared the other party.

But what's the problem? He came here with bad intentions this time.

And Akima also realized desperately that they had no power to stop the dark ruler.

This is the biggest miscalculation.

So Akima slowly closed his eyes, the confusion in his mind began to calm down, and he finally calmed down.

Suddenly, Hong Tu tilted her head, beside him, the instrument that should have been damaged turned on again firmly, an orange-red virtual screen appeared, and the shadow of the shadow appeared in it.

He first glanced at Hong Tu by accident, and then noticed Akima below.

"Your Honor, I am applying to withdraw from Planetary Prison 484 now. Prisoner No. 0 has lost control. Prisoner 144 now occupies the lower three floors of the prison. It is only a matter of time before the entire prison falls." There was a bloodthirsty smile. "One more thing, Justice Akima, I have to say that putting that prince in prison is simply the wisest sentence you have ever made. "

Akima gave a wry smile.

No, to be precise, the trial of Juggler was the stupidest thing he did. To issue such a verdict during the war... he involved the Galactic Court in this war.

But he did not regret it, because it was too late to regret at this moment.

Hong Tu tilted her head slightly and looked at Ying: "Are you the warden of 484?"

"Yes," Ying looked at Hong Tu for a while, and realized Hong Tu's identity, "It's rude, I didn't expect His Majesty Nag to be there."

He glanced at the tragic situation at the scene, and said sincerely to Hong Tu: "Compared with your heir, you are much stronger, but you are also a lot more rude."

The corner of Akima's eyes twitched, but she couldn't stop it, and the unfocused ghost had already spoken the offense.

"Really." Hong Tu didn't mind what he said, and even asked him with interest, "How is Juggler doing?"

"His Royal Highness will probably occupy the entire prison soon, isn't it great?"

"Indeed," Hong Tu nodded, "So I'm here to make sure he can have fun."

He glanced at Akima and showed a harmless smile: "For example, stop some guys who might hinder his interest."

Rao Shiying fell into silence at this moment.

So... this is the son making trouble and the father suppressing the situation?

He felt a toothache and watched Hong Tu occupy the position of judge, while Akima's silence and the tragedy of half of the courtroom, it is not difficult to imagine that the ruler of the empire was far better than the one who was playing aggression in the prison. More dangerous.

But...whatever he is, he is just a small warden, and these troublesome things should be left to the big men.

Compared to this, he still considers how to run.

After all, it seemed that neither the Star Covenant nor the Galactic Court could stay any longer.

So Ying put on a smile again. Although he had tried to make himself a little friendly, the bloodthirsty aura of the ghosts still made this smiling face cold and bloodthirsty: "Then, I wish you a good time. ."

The communication was hung up quickly, and the ghost clan on the other side had made up his mind to run away directly.

It's not a shame to run if you can't beat it!

When the communication was hung up, Hong Tu turned his attention to Akima again: "Very interesting subordinate. But it seems that you are about to lose this interesting subordinate."

Akima smiled palely: "No, he is not anymore."

Hong Tu can see that the shadow is about to run away, and Akima naturally can see it too. He even guessed that Ying might have been on the escaped spaceship now.

"We are back to business, how can you let go of the Galactic Court?" Akima chose to show weakness.

Hong Tu tilted her head: "What can you give?"

As the so-called neutral forces, what can they exchange for their own peace?

Akima fell silent.

Their loyalty? No, the ruler of this empire can also get the ownership of this universe by relying on war. The so-called loyalty will only be an accessory after all.

Their wealth? The wealth of a galaxy and several universes do not sound much comparable.

Worse, they don't even have the conditions to persuade each other.