(Ah, I see, I see. So "a very, very faraway place" meant going abroad...) Watching Katsura Kotaro sink into disappointment because he could not learn the Kamehameha, Sogo Doma could only think this. Right now, he truly wanted to travel back in time—not far, just one minute would do—and slap his awkward self from back then across the face—
Why the hell had he apologized? How could that bastard Katsura possibly be sad...
Damn it, give back all the guilt he had just felt!
With that thought, evil rose in Sogo Doma's heart. "No, no, no. When I said he went to a very, very faraway place, I didn't mean Yoshida Shoyo went to another planet..."
"Hm?" The moment he heard that, the dejected Kotaro Katsura was no longer dejected. "Does that mean Shoyo-sensei is still on Earth? Then I still have a chance to learn the Kamehameha... Sogo, just tell me where he is."
"In your heart..."
"My heart? Is that the name of a city or a country?"
"'In your heart' means it's a fantasy..." Sogo Doma, driven by evil, said, "There's no such thing as the Kamehameha in this world, nor are there any Super Earthlings, and there's definitely no Ultraman. So light doesn't exist. Even if you believe in the light, Tiga won't appear!!!"
"..." What a vicious thing to say. Not only had he denied the Kamehameha, he had even refused to spare Ultraman. How were those who believed in the light, believed in Ultraman, and hoped Daigo could be boiled into soup supposed to accept that? Setting everything else aside, Kotaro Katsura was dumbfounded after hearing it. He believed not only in the light, but in the Kamehameha as well.
"Impossible, absolutely impossible! Ultraman definitely exists in this world, and Master Roshi must be