Ultraman in the world of grams

The stench blowing from the south intensified the strong smell in the bar. In this space, even the most normal breathing became a kind of torture.

Out of fear and fear of those eccentric businessmen, as well as disgust at the stench, many sailors left the sailors' bar in a hurry.

When the bar owners saw the arrival of those weird big-mouthed businessmen, they all looked at them with boredom and impatience.

Those guys would never order anything in his bar, and they would end up in a situation where the customers were running out just because they were there.

But no matter how unhappy he was, the bar owner did not dare to go up and argue with them out of unspeakable fear.

In this city, those guys are as annoying as mad dogs.

In just a few minutes after they entered, Wilson witnessed the bar go from being overcrowded to only a few people left. Those people were either unconscious from drinking or fell asleep directly.

Even the sailors who were originally around them to provide information to Wilson moved away in a hurry.

Because the goal of those businessmen turned out to be exactly their side.

However, because of the hooded weirdo's approach, the other weird businessmen did not dare to approach. Instead, they just found a corner to sit down, which was a disaster for the sailors next to them.

The members of the expedition team also hovered between the hooded weirdo and Wilson with suspicious eyes.

Especially Ellis, whose eyes were full of "There is something wrong with you!"

But Wilson was no less surprised than the others.

Because he didn't expect that someone who didn't know where to go would show up in this way.

The face under the hood is not the ugly, twisted and evil face everyone imagined.

Well, evil is quite evil.

He also bears no resemblance to those eccentric businessmen.

Instead, they tend to be more like East Asians in the real world.

She has a more feminine appearance and a temperament that is both good and evil. Her dark red eyes looked at Wilson with a half-smile.

He casually pulled out an empty chair next to the table, sat down in a very casual manner, and said casually:

"Why, I'm not welcome?"

It was at this moment that Ellis suddenly discovered that this guy was not speaking the language of the dreamland, but the English they were familiar with.

Suddenly meeting someone who speaks a familiar language in this strange world can easily give people a sense of intimacy as if meeting an old friend in a foreign land.

So is this other dreamers besides them?

Ellis looked at the mysterious man in surprise.

And this guy...

It seems a bit familiar...

I seem to have seen it somewhere...

Suddenly, Ellis had an idea.

She remembered where she had seen this person.

It was in newspapers in the real world that this mysterious man was promoted as an outstanding young entrepreneur.

Later, she was invited to the Hydra by her brother.

It's just the final outcome...

She didn't expect to see famous people from the real world here.It seems that the story about this mysterious young entrepreneur that was played up in the newspapers does have some credibility.

Just relying on this ability to enter the dreamland is enough to show that the other party is extraordinary.

She still remembers the name of this mysterious man.His name is Shota Snakekura, a Japanese-American.

This was the first time she had met this outstanding young entrepreneur, but she had been exposed to this name as early as on the Hydra.

And it's because of Professor Wilson.

If she remembered correctly, Professor Wilson once mentioned that Snake Cang was his senior?

Ellis turned his eyes to Wilson again in confusion.

No matter how you look at it, it seems that Professor Wilson is older than this young entrepreneur, right?
If she remembered correctly, Professor Wilson was already in his 30s, and the young entrepreneur looked much younger than him.

This may be the reason why Asians appear younger.

But why would a professor born in Florida be the descendant of a Japanese-American?
I can't figure this out no matter how hard I think about it.

Even more suspicious.

Ellis squinted his eyes, looking suspiciously back and forth between the two of them.

Fortunately, she didn't understand what the sailors were talking about about the black galleys and the weird merchants, otherwise she would have been able to come up with more weird guesses.

William's reaction was more exaggerated than Ellis's.

After he saw the mysterious man's face clearly, he felt as if he was electrocuted and almost fell off the chair.

He recalled the not-so-pleasant scenes from the past.

That was also the first time he saw that terrifying thunder and lightning monster. Was it his first encounter with Nelonga?

But that first encounter was not pleasant at all, and was shrouded in fear and despair.

Even though he could barely borrow Nelonga's power now, that memory still brought a lot of psychological shadow to him.

Especially Mr. Snake Cang, who brought him a larger psychological shadow than Nelonga. The desperate situation he was forced into, the demon who seemed to be inhuman and inhuman, and the uncertainty that made him doubt his friend's plight. bureau.

Everything made him feel a deep sense of fear when he thought about it.

Fortunately, he believed in his friend, and Wilson lived up to his trust.

Otherwise things would inevitably turn into horror stories.

He subconsciously turned his head to look at Wilson, and found that his friend also had a surprised and surprised expression on his face.

Obviously, Wilson didn't seem to expect this appearance at all.

Speaking of which, he never understood the relationship between the two of them.

Wilson only briefly mentioned Mr. Snakura as his predecessor.

But the tone didn't sound like he was talking about a respectable senior at all. Instead, it sounded like he was gritting his teeth.

What's even more strange is that he feels that the two real bodies don't look alike.

One is a spiny starman (Wilson language) whose body is covered with spikes, and the other is a graceful and sacred giant.

These two people should not be of the same race, but he still doesn't know the specific relationship.

If he remembered correctly, Nelonga was the one who was released to torment Wilson, and the same should be true for kidnapping him.

Looking at it this way, shouldn't these two be hostile to each other?
William's eyes also wandered between the two, his eyes filled with confusion.

Wilson took a deep breath, looked at the face that he wanted to punch but couldn't, frowned and asked:
"Why are you here? How do you know I'm here?!"

(End of this chapter)