This scene needed no explanation. Everyone knew it was the famous "Doctor Strange Hand-Breaking Incident." Unexpectedly, even someone as powerful as Dream Power Doctor Strange had nightmares no different from those of other Doctor Stranges.
Still, this was probably for the best, Schiller thought. If Dream Power Doctor Strange's nightmare had been something like The Ancient One dying, they might have had to fight Shuma-Gorath. Though Arkham Batman was quite strong, those two old geezers on the other side worked together flawlessly. Saving Doctor Strange from a car accident was much simpler.
The moment the car came to a stop, they charged toward it. But the other two were not about to fall behind; Erik and Charles also ran toward the car at once.
The two groups rushed in from opposite directions. Arkham Batman's side happened to be closest to the driver's seat. Yet before he even reached it, he could tell from the damage alone that whether Strange's hands were broken was beside the point. Getting him out alive would have been a medical miracle.
The car had apparently first collided head-on with some large vehicle, then spun several times before smashing into a guardrail on the other side. Both A-pillars had snapped, and the B-pillar on Strange's side was broken as well. The entire cabin had been compressed into a space that could barely fit half a person.
Arkham Batman stood before the driver's seat, momentarily speechless. He began wondering whether the Marvel worlds possessed some medical knowledge they did not understand. Otherwise, how had Doctor Strange survived something like this?
And he had heard that after recovering, Strange had even gone seeking treatment around the Himalayan Mountains. What, were his lungs made of titanium alloy? Or had he stuffed an arc reactor into his chest too?
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