The American Comic Universe: Omniscient & Omnipotent, Starting From Watching Battle Chapter 642

So from the very beginning, Su Quan never thought of provoking Storm, because after all, whether Queen Maeve, Starlight, Nina, or Headshot Woman Victoria Neuman, which of them wasn't prettier than her?

Even Cassandra, the church girlfriend of The Deep, had both the face and the figure.

The only thing praise-worthy about Storm was that little trick of hers, but that alone wasn't enough to make Su Quan abandon his consistent principles.

If, and I mean if, he was genuinely curious, he could always experience it critically.

Jokes aside.

Su Quan repeatedly rejected the challenges with inexplicable reasons, which finally drove Storm—who was naturally arrogant and heartless—to her breaking point.

With a dark expression and a cold snort, Storm charged at Su Quan, raising her fist to strike fiercely.

To give credit where it was due, Storm certainly had courage, but while she was brave, her close-combat skills were utterly abyssal and unworthy of her reputation.

Put it this way: in a no-holds-barred fight, Storm—who could fly, possessed strong defense, and excelled at ranged attacks—could easily rank in the top five, if not top three, for sheer threat level.

Pure warriors like Queen Maeve could be kited to death by her indefinitely.

In the television series, Queen Maeve, Starlight, and Himiko three-on-one couldn't manage to keep her locked down.

Yet throughout the close-combat phase, she was completely suppressed by Queen Maeve; if not for her high defense and resilience, she would have been laid out flat by Queen Maeve shortly after the fight began!

Of course, Storm didn't consider this any kind of problem. Anyway, she could take ten of his blows and be fine, while one bolt of her lightning would put him down, so the ultimate winner would definitely be her.

Since she won, the so-called problem wasn't