Screech!!!!! Screech!!!!! Screech!!!!!
At the edge of the universe, a huge black smoke, containing a planet-sized creature, was floating in space. Right in front of it was a fertile star, its target. The smoke was accelerating to its maximum speed, aiming to devour the star in one fell swoop.
"Lightning Supreme Ray!!!" At that moment, a voice spoke out, not far away from it. It was a giant silver figure flying at the speed of light.
Whoosh!!!! Boom!!! Screech!!!!! Boom!!!!
A beam of pure, deep silver light shot towards it at the speed of light, ripping apart the black mist and destroying Liviatan in seconds, leaving only fragments.
"Disgusting," the mysterious voice continued to utter as it reached out to grab the fragments before letting them drift through space.
Whoosh!!! Whoosh!!!!!
The giant silver figure flew again at the speed of light, transforming into a pure silver-white fireball, tearing through the void of space like an arrow of light. The heat from the enormous energy still blazed around his body, but his heart was filled with more than just the tension from the battle just now. Memories from tens of thousands of years ago began to creep into his mind.
He wasn't sure how many years had passed in this universe since he left. Everything seemed so different he could barely remember. Instead, the stench of birth and death permeated the air, growing stronger and stronger. It was a far cry from when he first arrived in this universe tens of thousands of years ago.
Memories flashed through his mind.
The Star God Wars, one of the memories he didn't want to recall. The era when stars were burning and those who held the power of the stars killed each other on the battlefield.
He remembered that time, he had arrived at the wrong time, carelessly crossing the boundary between dimensions, and suddenly appeared at the height of the war. The fragments of tens of thousands of star systems had combined to destroy millions of planets, beyond his own count.
The representatives of the various star gods and planets watched with eyes as bright as the sun, eyes that could even detect intruders from another universe like him. He wasn't part of that war, but his presence drew everyone's attention like new prey lost in the demon den. But he was the prey that made the demons scream in terror.
Everything that happened in this universe was something he wanted to forget the most. But when he came to, he slowly slowed down until he was floating still in front of a star. He could only stare at the star with his naked eyes and immediately sense something unusual.
The shimmering light from the atmosphere seemed to be coated in dream crystal. The faint lines of energy twisting in the air told him immediately that this was not a power he had seen before. It was gentle and deceptive at the same time. This aura was unfamiliar to him, but he couldn't ignore it.
When he Use Ultra Eye zoomed in on the planet's surface, he saw numerous humanoid creatures In the planet. It reminded him of his experience of living as a human again.
A silver beam of light enveloped the giant silver body before slowly disintegrating into shimmering silver fragments. A human female figure has taken the place of the silver giant.
"I hope this time it won't be as bad as last time, ouch!" The girl grumbled a little before stretching lazily in her human-shaped body for the first time in hundreds of thousands of years.
"I've used it so many times, but I'm still not used to it," she grumbled as she looked down at her now-female body.
She floated closer and closer to the star, stretching a silver light around the compressed atmosphere. Once she broke through, her feet landed on a building, and the first thing she could not help but stare at was the sky.
Even though it was more beautiful in space, this time she was looking at it through human eyes, not in the form of a silver giant known as Noa.
Hours later, Noa began exploring the city, and she found herself truly lost. The city was bustling with people, making her reluctant to use her powers. Along the way, she sensed a phantom-like energy surge, so strong that Noa had to secretly use her powers to dispel it.
Finally, she stopped at Eden Park, as indicated by the sign. But it didn't look like the park Noa had imagined. She sat on a bench, closed her eyes for a moment, taking in the atmosphere, and used a faint light to dispel the foreign energy, hoping no one would notice her use of her powers.
"Excuse me, may I sit with you?"
Noa slowly opened her eyes and followed the voice. She saw a woman dressed in white, with what looked like bird wings on her head. The woman's face was gentle, but her eyes gleamed with a certain glint that she clearly felt. Noa nodded slightly at the woman before sitting down next to Noa.
"Thank you. Um, I don't recognize you at all. Maybe you're a first-time traveler here, huh??" she said before turning to Noah, her face adorned with a warm smile.
"Oh! It seems I forgot to introduce myself. My name is Robin."
"I'm... Noa," Noah said softly after saying her own name.
"Noa. What a beautiful name. It's like there's a light shining through it." Robin chuckled softly after hearing the mysterious woman's short name.
Noah pursed her lips slightly, feeling a hint of something in her words. She wasn't used to being easily read, especially when she was trying to blend in with the crowd, which she had done so many times before.
The music and the people thronging by quieted down as if they had never existed. Robin stood up and stood in front of Noah, offering her hand.
"Then, let me introduce you, Noah, to this city, as I am part of the family, Rule the Penacony."
Noah gently reached out to take Robin's hand before Robin yanked her out of the park. They arrived in the same town Noah had walked through before, but this time it was much livelier than before. Robin led the way, but his gaze glanced back at Noah walking beside him. Her face was as calm as water, but that stillness made him curious about what was hidden there.
But then Robin stopped walking and turned to Noah, still holding her hand.
"Penacony may seem like a city filled with laughter and music, but in reality, it has hidden depths that even I don't fully understand." The atmosphere gradually quieted down, and it seemed like it was just the two of them. Robin smiled faintly, her eyes sparkling like stars reflecting off a mirror. She tilted her head slightly and stared at Noah.
"Noa, when I look at you, I feel like there's more to you than meets the eye. It's like you're a guest from a place far beyond my imagination," Robin said in a soft tone, trying to lighten the tension.
"Um, Noa, when you look at the stars in the sky, do you ever think about where you came from?"
And that question made Noa think of a distant past. Before she got to this point,
"Go Noa! Beat him!" In a past life Back then, he was just a teenager who was incredibly passionate about Ultraman. He had a huge collection of Ultraman memorabilia, and he thought that being reborn as Ultraman would be fun.
But now, he realizes it wasn't as fun as he thought. He's been reborn as Ultraman Noah, and he's Almost going crazy out of it. But before he can dwell on the past, Noah manages to escape the trance and realizes he only spent a few seconds reliving it.
Robin, seeing Noah's momentary pause, feels guilty, perhaps unintentionally touching a knot in his heart.
"Sorry for asking. I won't bother you with that kind of question. Let me just take you on a tour of the city."