Ultraman Tiga: Walking with the Light

Thirty million years ago, the island known as Luluye received a visitor from another dimension. The future shifted, and fate was rewritten.

When A Tao, having struggled to survive for thirty million years, looked back, the road behind her was strewn with fallen flowers, and the sands of memory had piled up into a castle. And before her...

A new story was about to begin.

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Through a sky full of pink dust, the stone statue whispered in her ear. The dead watched the shadows of the living, and yearning and helplessness crystallized into poetry.

The poem began with the words:

I remember.

*

A terrace at night.

The real prophet vs. the fake prophet.

A former supporting character takes the stage in a new role. When the fated bell rings, the one favored by destiny scoffs at the envious clown.

"Looks like... I won this game of prophet after all."

The Kyrieloid Arc

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A midsummer evening.

A torrential downpour: the Lightning People's tears.

When Earth is no longer home to humans alone, how should humanity coexist with other life forms?

Humanity must finally understand: force cannot bring peace.

The Gazort and Lightning People Arc

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Late autumn, with parting close at hand.

The setting sun bore witness to their friendship.

The silent universe held the loneliness of waiting and watching.

Saki: The Visitor from the Stars Arc

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Parting, reunion, and meeting again.

As one old acquaintance after another returns,

Earth, a new crisis is about to descend.

And this time...

It will be the end.

Content warnings:

1. The romantic pairing is undecided. I’m breaking up the canon pairings of Dika and Guna. The main pairing is my female protagonist x Diga, with Daigu having a one-sided crush on her (though I can’t rule out him becoming a romantic lead). But I won’t bash Camearra or Lina. I love all the characters in this story, including the minor ones, so you’ll see some minor characters becoming male leads. The male lead won’t appear until the middle of the story.

2. This is an ensemble cast story, slow-burn, and grounded in reality. Updates are irregular, but I’ll post once a week, occasionally twice.

3. I’m a little thin-skinned, so if you don’t like it, please hit X. You can criticize me, but don’t insult my characters.

Finally, thank you all, the protagonists of your own lives, for your cooperation (hands together).

Theme: Humanity itself is a miracle