Ultraman in the world of grams

Chapter 10

real world?
Beyond the limits of human imagination?
Director Armitage noticed that Professor Wilson was stunned for a while, and he could also express his understanding.Poor Professor Wilson, must have been frightened.

And what Wilson cares about is not the same as what Director Armitage thinks.He frowned thoughtfully.Affected by preconceived ideas, Nan Ke encountered the classic monster Gomora when he came to this world for the first time.

So on the other side of the world mentioned by Professor Armitage, Wilson subconsciously substituted Altman's worldview.

What……

Why is Gomora an existence beyond human imagination?
According to this, wouldn't other people go crazy when they saw Gomora?

Like Professor Wilson before?
Please, how is this possible!

Before he crossed over, Ultraman was a sub-contributed work, and it was all for little kids.

If Gomora is the kind of terrifying existence that can drive people crazy, then the children shouldn't be scared to cry and their parents complain.

Even if people in this world have never seen Gomora, they wouldn't be worried and nervous, right?

He wanted to open his mouth to refute, but suddenly remembered the crazy reaction of his human body...

No... Even if you see a monster for the first time, you shouldn't be so frightened that you go crazy.

He admitted that when Gomora stood in front of him before, the overwhelming sense of oppression was really overwhelming.

Real monsters were indeed terrifying, but he didn't think it was beyond the limits of the human spirit.

"Really?" Wilson weighed his words, trying to recall the mental state of the human body at that time, "I don't know, it seems that after I saw that sculpture... my mental state became extremely bad."

"But that's just an ordinary sculpture! No matter how evil and crazy things are carved out, and how much charm is expressed, it's just a sculpture!"

Wilson deliberately retorted, "I think I have a strong psychological endurance, no matter what kind of setbacks can knock me down. Even if I have gone through bankruptcy before and my mind is very disturbed, but such words are too exaggerated... ..."

There was a deliberate skepticism in every word he said.

He intended to use this to stimulate more information from Director Armitage.

"No, what you know is only the surface." Curator Armitage sighed, "Do you think humans can carve things beyond their knowledge? No, even the craziest people can only capture To that trace of charm."

"But even a trace of charm is enough to make people fall into the same situation as the sculptor. Some people chase after existences far beyond the level of human life, numbly and obsessively follow."

"Those existences are like gods to human beings. Human beings need a kind of spiritual sustenance, so they created gods. But the images of many gods are derived from those existences that surpass human beings, so they are called God is not wrong either."

"They come from the ancient and long history, from the vast and deep universe..."

"They are the rulers of the old days. The earth used to be their paradise. They are also powerful and ancient beings in the universe. They are called the Great Old Ones."

There seemed to be nothing wrong with what Director Armitage said.

Wilson raised an eyebrow.

Gomorrah really originated in ancient times, and it has a name of ancient dinosaurs.

And many monsters also come from the universe.

So, are those things Director Armitage said referring to monsters?
The very old ones (Great Old Ones)?

Forgive Nan Ke, his English proficiency is so poor that he passed the CET-[-] exam four times before getting a low score.Even with the blessing of human memory and physical habits, I can barely understand other people's daily conversations.

The translation of these conversations in his mind is a dry machine translation. If it is a proverb Wilson once knew or a proprietary phrase with special meaning, Nan Ke can also understand their meaning.

However, Wilson didn't have the proper vocabulary to explain the unfamiliar noun phrase that Director Armitage said.

Nan Ke could only forcefully flip every word.

The monsters are of the Great Old Ones type, which is totally fine.Many monsters have existed far longer than humans.

Some of them have lived on the earth since ancient times, and some are powerful monsters born from the universe.

He remembered that in the Ultraman plot, many humans worshiped monsters as gods.

For example, the sea native Lagon is regarded as the god Dagon...

And the prototypes of many monsters also come from myths and legends.

What Armitage said was strangely far from what Wilson thought, but somehow matched in a strange place.

"The power of the Great Old Ones is far beyond human imagination, and ordinary human beings will go crazy just by seeing them because they have witnessed a corner of the truth of the universe; but there are still some alien races, ancient civilizations or crazy mystery religions worship them , hoping to get their power."

"The sculpture you saw is most likely the statue of the Old Ones, that's why it caused you such deep madness and disaster."

"I see." Wilson nodded seriously.

According to what Director Armitage said, Wilson realized that this world is likely to be very different from the normal Ultraman universe.

The name of the monster is completely different.

And in this world, the power of monsters can cause mental harm to humans?

Is this caused by some kind of pollution in the system?

Wilson wanted to ask all these questions, and he knew that Director Armitage probably didn't know anything.

He hesitated and chose another question: "Since the Old Ones are so powerful, is there any existence that opposes them?"

What Wilson wants to know is whether Director Armitage knows about Ultraman's existence.

Generally speaking, isn't it Ultraman who opposes monsters?
"That's right. In ancient times, the Elder Gods fought against the Old Ones. They fought against the Old Ones in ancient times, imprisoned them, and exiled them. They generally hold goodwill, and aid humanity against the Great Old Ones."

Curator Armitage sighed slightly, "But who can know the thoughts of those great beings. They may not care about small human beings, but they are just opposing the old rulers in their position."

Wilson nodded with a serious expression.

In fact, he slandered inwardly:

(Elder Gods)

The name Older God... sounds a bit awkward.

Or Ultraman (Ultraman) sounds more pleasing to the ear.

(End of this chapter)