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Chapter 605: Zero's Persistence and His Ultra Spirit (Part )

"I have dealt with the Silver Crusaders' field medical team several times, but I'm not sure if they have the time."

Zero looked at Castor hesitantly. On the one hand, he was a little wary of him. On the other hand, he did think of the problems with the medical environment he had seen before. "To be honest, those medical staff have tried their best, but some things really can't be solved by just a few people."

"I understand. Although I haven't been to the scene, I can still guess roughly from your description." Castor nodded, "Let me guess, have the Silver Crusaders exhausted their energy in order to save more people, and mixed with the medical systems of other civilizations in this universe?"

Zero nodded. He didn't know how to describe it, but that was pretty much the truth. Castor sighed, "The Kingdom of Light in your universe is indeed still a little immature. The Kingdom of Light in our universe has more or less undergone some reforms."

Seven was about to ask something when Castor spoke first, "How about this, let's go directly to the front line tomorrow. Who did you deal with before? Tell me about it, maybe I've seen him in my universe."

Zero was stunned for a moment, as if he just realized that there should be some common points between parallel universes, and then he subconsciously said, "Um, it seems to be a female doctor named Nightingale."

"Oh, I see. She's the data and information expert under Aunt Mary, right?" Castor nodded and said with familiarity, "Although her talent in medical technology is average, she can see through phenomena and see some essential things. I didn't expect that she is still working in your universe."

"I remember that she should be cooperating with the Space Science and Technology Bureau, right? Regarding data source sorting, Hikari should be providing technical support to her here. Wait, you don't know anything about it, right?"

Zero stared blankly at Castor talking about the Silver Crusaders and the Space Science and Technology Bureau, then shook his head.

He had no idea what Castor was talking about, but the terrifying fact was that Zero felt that what Castor said was very likely true, because he seemed to have heard something about the cooperation between the Silver Crusaders and the Space Science and Technology Bureau.
However, it was only a vague thought. If Castor hadn't mentioned it, Zero felt that he would never take such a thing to heart in his life.

After recent experiences, Zero knew that these things were actually very important, and probably much more important than the warriors like them.
The space guard soldiers only need to defeat the enemy and kill the monsters, but the logistical support and medical personnel have a lot more to think about.

This is not an ironic remark, but a thought from the heart of Zero.

But Zero only noticed this now, while his distant cousin Castor, who was sitting opposite him, seemed to have noticed it long before the timeline when the Ultra Brothers just debuted, or even earlier, and even took the initiative to participate in these things.
Zero really wanted to ask this distant uncle more about this matter, because he knew that he might be the best at this among all the Ultramen.

But he was also afraid. He was afraid that he would be led into changing his mind unconsciously during the constant communication with the other party.

With such complicated emotions, Zero took Castor to the headquarters of the medical system that he had helped transfer.

Subconsciously, or perhaps intentionally, after Sai brought Castor to land on that planet, he planned to go directly to the complicated hospital that had once made him feel angry, chaotic, with local, enemy and friendly forces.

However, Castor did not follow him, but kept walking around the hospital.
Zero followed Castor around the airport where the spacecraft was parked, the restaurant where they ate, the hotel where they slept, and all kinds of messy places. They went everywhere except the hospital.
Finally, when Castor was about to go for a stroll in the park, Zero couldn't help but stop him, "Wait?! Aren't you going to talk to the Silver Crusaders? Or is there something wrong with my brain? Has my memory been tampered with?"

"Don't worry, can you heal people?" Castor said casually, and Zero shook his head, "If you mean the serious kind of treatment, of course I can't. We Ultra Warriors only know the most basic healing techniques."

"That's it. You're not a doctor, so why are you in such a hurry to go to the hospital?"

Zero gritted his teeth. He didn't know if he was a little too sensitive. Maybe it was because he had seen the cooperation between Castor, Belia and Tartarus before. He always felt that this guy was full of danger.
This kind of danger is not the kind of danger that Zero was familiar with before. It is different from the dangers from Belia or other enemies.
He couldn't say exactly what he felt, but he was sure that his mind was constantly sounding the alarm.

Looking at Zero's expression, Castor sighed helplessly, "I know you may have some misunderstandings about me, but is there a possibility that your knowledge reserves cannot make you understand what I am doing?"

Zero's originally defensive posture suddenly became more tense, "I didn't misunderstand. Besides. What do you mean?"

"I roughly figured out the current situation in this hospital, and I also found some solutions."

With question marks written all over his face, Sero asked, "Wait? Did I miss something??? Aren't we just going in circles all the time?"

"Well, didn't you notice just now that when we were in the hotel, almost all the rooms were full, especially the most expensive rooms, which are not affordable for ordinary people.

And there were guys who looked like bodyguards everywhere.

I suspect that, perhaps because of the existence of the Silver Crusaders, this planet has attracted all the "big guys" in the universe to come and see a doctor.
This number of people has exceeded the number of 'tourists' originally designed for this planet."

"Is it possible that this is just a coincidence?" Zero retorted, "After all, this is the rear area. It's normal for everyone to hide here, right?"

"Of course it's possible, but if I'm not mistaken, you probably can't understand many of the spacecraft in the airport, right?"

"So what? Isn't it normal that I don't understand? Could it be that you know it?"

"Of course I don't know it either, but doesn't that explain the problem?" Castor spread his hands. "Unless it's a very rare model, how can an ordinary spaceship surprise us? You know, we have seen thousands of spaceships, if not tens of thousands.
You have to know that spacecraft, as a means of transportation, generally don't have that much difference. Wheels are wheels, and cars are cars.
There is only one possibility for so many spaceships that we cannot understand to appear at the same time, that is, there are many people who have the ability to customize spaceships coming to this planet."

"These people have the most resources in the civilization. Let alone coming here, they should have fled when facing the revolutionary army. But instead of running away, they came to this planet collectively."

"I can only understand that they are cleaner than the people in other interstellar alliances, and" Castor shrugged, "they should be in great need of some help from the 'advanced' civilization medical system."

Zero was stunned for a moment, then seemed to realize something, and said to Castor in surprise, "You mean!? They have some diseases that can only be cured by our Kingdom of Light?!"

"Of course you can say it's a disease, but I prefer to think of it as something else, such as aging." Castor thought for a moment, then spread his hands, "Only this kind of thing would make them risk their lives to come to this territory controlled by the Revolutionary Army and the Kingdom of Light."

senescence.
Zero looked at Castor, unable to refute this answer which was unreasonable for the people of the Land of Light, but when he thought about it carefully, it was very reasonable.

"So, should we help them delay aging?" Zero looked at Castor with a complicated tone, "If it is true as you said, they are actually very influential people who can affect the direction of the universe to a certain extent..."

Castor was stunned for a moment, then nodded vigorously, "Yes! Your reason is good. For the stability of the universe, we must help them delay aging. I was originally thinking of a better reason, but I didn't expect that you have already thought of it?!"

"What!?"

Seeing that Zero was confused, Castor patted him on the shoulder and said, "Next, we should go to the hospital to take a look at the scene."

The scene at the hospital was still similar to what Cero remembered. A month had passed, but perhaps because of the war, or perhaps because it was really as Castor said, there was a steady stream of people coming here. In short, although the hospital was much larger than the previous temporary hospital, it was still overcrowded.

But Zero was already very satisfied. After experiencing the life in the previous month, he understood how difficult it was to survive, so he also understood how great the work here was.

In this way, Cerro accompanied Castor around the hospital for a long time, but he was very strange. He originally thought that Castor would do something, but until the sky slowly set, he did not see the other party do anything out of the ordinary.

After thinking about it, Zero felt that the time might be too short. After all, Castor had only been here for a short time.

He even thought that Castor was able to convince Belia and Tartarus to cooperate with him probably because they had known each other before, but this was a brand new universe and a brand new environment, and Castor didn't have such good relationships here.
For some reason, Zero suddenly felt a sense of relief. Although it was a bit self-deception, if he followed this logic, then the reason why he couldn't do some of the things that Castor did was not because of him, but because Castor had dealt with Belia and Tartarus in advance.
However, Zero's relief did not last long, because he found that the bigger one was still to come.

When Zero left the hospital with Castor, feeling both relieved and puzzled, it was already dark. Suddenly, Castor said to him, "Let's go. You probably haven't tasted the food here before, right? I'll take you to have a good meal." Zero said in surprise, "I'm not the kind of Ultraman who refuses to eat, but do you have the currency used here?"

"Currency?" Castor was stunned for a moment, then looked at Cero strangely, "Why do you think I have to pay for my meal?"

"Eating a free meal!?" Zero jumped up in shock. "Although this is not a big mistake, one wrong step will lead to many wrong steps. I cannot allow this."

"Please! I'm the evil general of the empire! The hero of the Kingdom of Light! The advisor of the Galaxy Rescue Team! The son of Belia!" Castor glanced at Zero with disdain. "Eating a free meal is something that I am not ashamed of, but I am. Don't worry, someone will treat you!"

Cero's danger alarm suddenly began to buzz. He stared at Castor, and then saw Castor walk straight into one of the most luxurious restaurants on the planet, and everyone in the restaurant seemed to be waiting for him.

Zero watched helplessly as the bodyguard who appeared from nowhere began to bow to Castor. Then, under the guidance of the respectful attendant, he followed Castor to the highest suite in the hotel.
Castor walked in very naturally, and Zero followed him somewhat awkwardly. In this box were a lot of people who were obviously in high positions. Zero rubbed his eyes. If he was not mistaken, some of them were the ones he had escorted when he was the head of the militia not long ago, and some of them were simply the ones who had debated with Keigo Masaki across the screen of the spaceship.

"I have already said everything I need to say in the hospital. I don't care what the relationship between those people is with you. Anyway, since you are here, you have accepted my cooperation, right?" Castor looked around and said, "There are too many people, but I won't do any elimination for now."

"Don't worry." The man who seemed to have the highest status in the group stood up and bowed to Castor, then said, "Not only us, but we have also contacted the Interstellar Alliance. Everyone is ready at any time. As long as the Kingdom of Light can help you 'extend'... I mean improve your quality of life, as well as your retirement and so on,

Then we are willing to gather resources from all over the universe, conduct free research on medical care, medicine and biology with the Kingdom of Light, and take over 50% of the wounded in the war."

"You must accept 70% of the wounded. There is no room for bargaining!" Castor shook his head. "If it weren't for satisfying the medical ideals of the Silver Cross Army medical staff, I wouldn't even want to leave 30% of the wounded to them. This is your own war, so you should handle the wounded yourselves."

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The expression of the person opposite him changed several times, and finally, he nodded, "Okay, we agree to take over more than 70% of the revolutionary army's wounded!"

"They are not the wounded of the Revolutionary Army!" Castor knocked on the table vigorously. "Including those wounded of the Interstellar Alliance and the wounded of the local areas. As long as they are medical pressures during the war, you must accept 70% of them."

"No, we in the local area have to deal with our own medical pressures, but the people on the other side, do we have to do the same?"

"Of course, don't feel that you've suffered a loss. Think positively. With the development of medicine, don't we need some experimental subjects? Although it's not very decent for me to say this, some drugs cannot be used on our own people. But there are always some war criminals among the wounded on the other side, right?"

"Of course, I hope you can institutionalize and standardize these things, and don't make them too ugly."

As if frightened by Castor's words, the man on the other side nodded after a while, then threw a communicator over, "I see, 70% to 70%. By the way, this is the communicator you wanted. I have the names of all the important figures of the Revolutionary Army stored in it. We will communicate through it later."

Castor nodded without saying anything more. Instead, he said to the stunned Cero, "Why are you standing there? Pack up the food and let's go."

A few minutes later, Cero, carrying a large pile of food, walked beside Castor and said in a panic, "Did you just do something evil?!"

"Really? Do you know how much medical resources those people and the people behind them can provide?
Conservatively speaking, if they can work together, the hospital will be in good order and even have vacant beds in a week at most.

A piece of knowledge that is not very small is that the real difficulty of hospital management is that the number of patients exceeds the medical load. As long as these people can unite and help share the pressure, then all management will not be a problem. "

Castor looked at Zero's confused face and took the food from him. "Don't worry, don't think too much."

"What about the price? What about the Silver Crusaders and their cooperation?" Zero suddenly reacted and said excitedly, "What about extending lifespan and human experiments? Aren't these things evil?"

Castor was stunned for a moment, then realized what Zero was referring to. He shook his head and asked in confusion, "Zero, let me ask you, is it unacceptable to promote medical technology throughout the universe and increase the average life expectancy of the entire universe? Can only the people of the Land of Light have infinite lifespans, but not others?"

Zero shook his head. He didn't even think about it. If that's the understanding, then there's nothing wrong with it. Castor curled his lips and said, "That's it. Do you think the Silver Crusaders will refuse such medical cooperation at the universe level? Developing medical care, researching difficult and complicated diseases, and extending the average lifespan, this is even one of the ideals of the Silver Crusaders."

Just as Cero was about to retort, Castor said, “Don’t tell me anything, those people are doing it for themselves, for the people behind them, they are all big shots and stuff.

The development of medical technology is always a matter of time. If they can extend life expectancy, then what you should be wary of is their monopoly of this technology, rather than being afraid of them using it, right? "

"Okay, let's not talk about that. What about human experiments!?" Zero stared at Castor, "Is this correct!?"

"You don't think human experiments are evil, do you?" Castor looked at Cero in surprise. "The development of medical technology and pharmaceutical technology is inseparable from experiments. Isn't it our job to standardize all of this?"

“For example, before conducting human experiments on medical technology, it is necessary to obtain review and approval from an ethics committee, fully inform the subjects or their guardians of the purpose, use and possible risks of the experiment, and obtain written consent.
In addition, a risk prevention mechanism can be established during the experiment to record and report adverse events and take necessary measures to resolve them.”

"Then why did you mention those war criminals?!" Zero asked angrily, "This is too inhumane!!! Castor!!!"

"If the experiment can offset their crimes, some people would be willing to become subjects of human experiments." Castor suddenly laughed at Zero, "Also, don't be so angry. If you think about it carefully, you will find that there is no need to be angry, because some people are villains who deserve to be killed in the eyes of our Kingdom of Light."

"For example, those war criminals who exploited ordinary people and even killed civilians indiscriminately, and those criminals who trafficked in space drugs. To be honest, if it weren't for humanitarian reasons, I wouldn't even bother to give them a chance to have their sentences reduced. They should just be experimental subjects until they die.

Let these people be the subjects of the experiment, contribute to the wider life, and at the same time redeem themselves, isn't this a good thing to kill two birds with one stone?"

Zero opened his mouth and wanted to argue with Castor, but he really couldn't figure out how to refute the other party. Although he could clearly feel that the other party was wrong, he still couldn't agree with such a statement, "This is not right, I can't accept that this is not right. No matter how good you say it, it is wrong."

"Well, what did you say before? Didn't you think that you only knew about ordinary civilizations?" Castor thought about it seriously and finally shook his head. "I'm sorry, I can't remember it, but I can only say that it must be Masaki Keigo who fooled you."

Castor stretched and said, "I'm tired. I met too many people today. Let's talk about the rest tomorrow. Let me make it clear first. I need to sleep. Don't look at me as Ultraman. Since I have become a human with you, you can't disturb my rest."

Zero nodded. Actually, he was a little tired. Seeing Castor changing the subject so quickly, he subconsciously said, "Of course. Of course, I also plan to go back and take a nap."

Castor smiled and said, "Don't be nervous. Go back and eat something first. If you can think about it while I sleep, who will I look for to cooperate with next?"

"Speaking of which, I've always wanted to give it a try. Tell me, can the ring on the top of the O50 Warrior communicate with us Ultra Warriors?"

Zero, who was originally planning to have a good rest, suddenly felt goose bumps all over his body. He murmured,

"No, you really can't do that. That's where Ultra Warriors are trained in this universe. You can't, you can't."

Castor pretended not to hear anything. In front of Zero, he took out the Evolution Truster, which symbolized the Light of Noah, and said, "Look, the Light of Noah hasn't rejected me yet, so I am still the Light. Don't think too much about it."

Zero did not answer, but just mechanically repeated: "This is not right, this is not right."

(End of this chapter)