There was an old saying: "Baseness is the passport of the base; nobility is the epitaph of the noble." But that saying was basically limited to individual circumstances. Once it involved a collective organization, the situation probably had to be completely reversed.
The foundation of unity was altruism. The more unconditional altruistic traits a person had, the easier it was for them to unite with others in a group. Conversely, the more selfish someone was, the harder it was for them to fit into a group. And a group made up of selfish people found it very hard to stay united.
When good people organized, it was called an alliance; when bad people organized, it was called a gang. Alliances were always solid and reliable; gangs basically scattered at the first blow. Precisely because bad people fundamentally lacked the altruism needed for unity, they perfectly embodied the saying, "When disaster strikes, everyone flies their own way."
The gang of designers Greed had organized was exactly like this. You could not expect people like Joker or Mephisto to sacrifice themselves to save their companions at a critical moment. In fact, even Greed would not go save his colleagues.
They were all scourges of the multiverse. Who did not know what everyone else was? Saying one less dead villain was one less problem sounded a bit too much like something a superhero would say. But the multiverse really was better off without them, so there was truly no need to save anyone.
The moment he saw the passage open, Greed took two steps at a time and climbed along the ring onto the platform as well. He reached out to push the door on the floor. The door clanged and rattled, but it simply would not open.
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