Volume One Chapter 70: I Am About to Unleash a Black Hole Storm!

The entire planet was shrouded in darkness. Countless ancient monsters, Zogas, descended from the sky, destroying everything in their path. Armies of every nation, as feeble as clay chickens and stray dogs, could not withstand even a single encounter before being utterly annihilated. Humanity, at this moment, was plunged into despair.

They fervently wished for Diga to appear and protect them. But there was only one Diga—and he was in Japan.

“Fire the nuclear missiles,” the American president said, his eyes closed in sorrow. “With humanity’s strength, only nuclear weapons can inflict fatal damage upon the monsters.”

At that same time, leaders across nations gave this grim order. To use nuclear arms was to give mankind at least a fighting chance. Without them, they could only watch helplessly as their citizens were trampled, devoured, and destroyed by the monsters.

In such dire circumstances, only the method of killing a thousand enemies at the cost of eight hundred of their own could preserve human civilization.

Air raid sirens wailed in every country. Underground shelters, subway stations, and other places capable of withstanding nuclear blasts were opened to provide refuge. Nearly two hundred countries, with seven billion people—whether evacuating or seeking shelter—needed enormous time. Those unable to enter would inevitably become cannon fodder in this catastrophe.

Major powers wielded nuclear missiles; smaller nations launched powerful bombs and missiles of their own.

The Victory Team was a unit under the Far East Headquarters of the United Nations Earth Peace Organization. Captain Jun Mi was now appointed as the final decision-maker to press the launch button. The last hope rested with her.

She hung up the phone with the UN Secretary-General and remained silent for a long time. Closing her eyes, she drew a deep breath, then raised her head to look at Diga.

Perhaps due to the genes of Yulian within her, her thoughts were transmitted to Diga word for word.

Diga paused, drawing strength from somewhere deep within, then slowly rose from the ground and fixed his gaze upon the giant before him. “Who are you?”

Even though the light radiating from the other was gentle, even though he sensed no malice, after the precedent set by Torekia, he dared not make assumptions.

“Hello, I’m from the Land of Light,” Zero said cheerfully, showing his signature pose. “I’m recruiting Ultra Warriors across different dimensions…”

The moment he heard the words “Land of Light,” Diga’s mind thundered, his soul unsettled. He didn’t even hear the rest of Zero’s words.

“Land of Light…”

Torekia had claimed to be from the Land of Light as well.

Diga instinctively stepped back two paces, trying to assume a battle stance, but under the double assault of energy exhaustion and mental shock, he turned into a beam of light and vanished from everyone’s sight.

Diga disappeared, but Daigu remained.

Half-kneeling on the ground, he struggled to lift his head, his voice bitter and weak. “Are you and Torekia… allies?”

“Torekia?!”

Zero knocked aside a Zoga attempting to ambush him, crouched down, and his expression grew grave. “You just mentioned Torekia? You’ve met him?”

He had heard of Torekia from his father. Clearly a scientist from the Land of Light, Torekia had suddenly defected.

Perhaps hoping for the best, Daigu nodded and continued, “I’ve met him. He said he’s from the Land of Light. Are you giants from the same planet?”

“Are you all here to destroy Earth?”

“Destroy Earth?” Zero was momentarily stunned. “What are you talking about? The Land of Light has always taken it upon itself to protect the universe. No matter which dimension’s Earth, it is always an object of our protection. How could we possibly seek its destruction!”

Daigu was also taken aback, his pupils contracting.

Even a fool could now realize that Torekia had falsely used the name of the Land of Light.

With this realization, hope reignited in Daigu’s heart. He pleaded urgently, “If that’s so, then please help me—help humanity!”

He immediately pulled out his communicator and called out, “Captain, this giant harbors no ill will. Have the Peace Organization send fighter jets to assist him!”

The cold sweat in Jun Mi’s palm finally eased. A smile broke across her face, and she nodded vigorously. “No problem!”

…

“Master, should I drive Zero away?” Barelu asked cautiously, ten thousand meters above ground.

“No need,” Torekia replied. “Just conceal your presence so he doesn’t find you.”

He didn’t know why Zero had come here, but it was clearly no good omen. Moreover, he didn’t wish to expose himself prematurely to the Land of Light—more precisely, to Taro.

Torekia nodded slightly, a flicker of peculiarity in his eyes.

…

After a brief conversation, Zero roughly understood the situation.

Now that he had found this dimension’s Ultra Warrior, he would naturally lend a hand.

Under Daigu’s astonished gaze, Zero separated a beam of light from his bracelet and infused it into Daigu’s body.

His wounds and strength were restored in an instant.

“What a powerful light,” Daigu murmured.

As fellow Ultra Warriors, he could clearly sense the purity of this beam. Along with it came rekindled resolve.

Daigu clenched his fist, took out the Spark Lance once more, and transformed into Diga.

At that moment, Zero retracted his Ultimate Armor and looked in the direction of Gatanjeh. “In that case, leave it to me. You take care of the other monsters.”

“Understood.” Diga nodded slightly and leapt into the sky.

Zero did not hesitate, activating Mach movement in an instant.

Splash—

The sea surface erupted in a spray.

Zero had just arrived when several tentacles lunged at him.

Sensing the monster’s formidable aura, Zero dared not be careless. He immediately separated the head fin to sever the tentacles, then unleashed a concentrated beam of light at the front.

Boom—

The beam struck Gatanjeh’s back, but, as with Barelu’s previous attempt, it caused no substantial harm.

“What a tough shell!” Zero laughed lightly, unconcerned.

He refused to believe this shell could withstand the Ultimate Arrow.

The silver armor flew from his bracelet, instantly forming a giant bow in Zero’s hands.

Clearly, he wished for a swift battle.

However, the Ultimate Bow required some time to accumulate enough energy for a successful shot.

Just in case, Zero shouted, “Hey, come down and cover me! I’m about to unleash a Black Hole Storm!”

Seeing Zero preparing his ultimate move, Diga dared not hesitate. He switched to his Power Form and dropped straight from the sky, severing two of Gatanjeh’s tentacles.

“Leave it to you then,” Diga murmured, his entire body suddenly radiating intense light, which he gathered in his hands and fired a powerful Zeperion Ray.