However, to Schiller's surprise, ordinary society was preparing for war with considerable enthusiasm. The moment the two of them entered the venue, Divine Spear Bureau staff brought over a stack of documents and asked them to register.
Schiller looked around and saw that the rows of seats at the registration area were all full. Whether they were superheroes or mysterious entities, everyone sat down obediently and started filling out forms.
Schiller and Stark took their forms and found two empty seats in a corner. Only when they looked closely did they realize it was a superpower information registration form, listing every possible superpower category that needed to be recorded in exhaustive detail.
Stark filled his out readily enough. After all, his superpower really was simple—besides being super rich, he was super smart. Schiller had much more to deliberate over.
First, which identity should he use on the battlefield? His Moon Knight abilities in this universe depended on Khonshu, and Khonshu needed the moon. It was not as though he could not drag the moon onto the battlefield, but the moon was humanity's shared resource. Taking it away like that would be rather uncouth.
Besides, whoever Khonshu chose became Moon Knight. Even if Schiller did not serve as Moon Knight, Khonshu could still go into battle with Mark. Although Mark was an agent now, spending every day drinking coffee and eating donuts, he would definitely be dependable when it mattered. After all, he was the genuine Moon Knight. Schiller had practically kidnapped the role.
As for Schiller's own established identity, it did not have any particularly useful superpowers. Even if he counted the telepathy he had made up, he still could not compare to Professor X, so the role he could play would be limited.
And why did he want to