"Shh!" Schiller gestured to the people behind him.
Strange stared at him in disbelief. "I thought we came here to stop them."
"We did, but if you rush over now, it might have the opposite effect." Schiller held him back.
"You could at least give me a recap," Strange couldn't help saying. "What is that pendant? Why is Lucifer angry?"
Schiller paused, glanced at Charles, then said, "Please send him the backstory, Professor."
"Am I supposed to know it?" Charles was also a little puzzled.
"Come to the High Tower. I'll send it to you."
Soon, both Charles and Strange fell into deep thought. The Batmen clearly did not need such a complicated method.
"Do you remember?" Main Universe Batman said to Arkham Batman in the mental realm.
"What?"
"Mephisto," Main Universe Batman said. "I think he told us this story."
"You mean something about a substitute? What exactly did he say again?"
Now, beside the Origin Wall, the Multiverse Justice League stood to the left of the candied hawthorn skewer, all looking at Lucifer and Anatoly in confusion. The Marvel personnel Schiller had brought stood to the right of the candied hawthorn skewer, quietly exchanging the backstory.
"I'll go let them know we're safe first," Main Universe Batman said. "Also, Professor, send me a copy of the backstory too."
Soon, the Multiverse Justice League also fell into deep thought.
Facts proved that when people read gossip, their brains worked at lightning speed. Before Anatoly and Lucifer had even exchanged more than a few words, both multiverses had basically swallowed the huge melon between them whole. And so the situation began to grow subtle.
Lucifer seemed to be trapped in his own emotions and had no time to read anyone else's mind. As a result, across both multiverses combined, he