"So, darling, you..."
"Yes."
Wanda smiled at Lake. "Otherwise, do you think we would have had a chance to do it all over again?"
Lake shrugged. "I could have."
His treasury still contained an unused 3S-grade Golden Legend resurrection item. He had kept it precisely to prevent the worst-case scenario. As long as he had that item, it was equivalent to possessing an innate luck treasure, making him invincible.
Wanda said, "But at the very least, you didn't have it last time."
Tai Chu did not want to speak anymore.
He wanted to tightly...
No.
He wanted time to sort things out.
Wanda...
Goddess of Vengeance?
How had this happened? No, wait. Damn it, had any of the countless chaotic universes in Marvel comics ever used a setting like this?
Lake blinked inwardly.
The next second.
Lake raised an eyebrow, seeming to think of something. He looked at Wanda. "So... Death?"
"What about Death?"
"Death agreed to cooperate with me and didn't even ask for much. The reason was you, wasn't it?"
"I have no idea what you're talking about."
"..."
Looking at Lake's silence, Wanda smiled. "But Death really did know what I was looking for."
I knew it...
When he had negotiated with Death under Grandmaster's guidance, everything had gone unusually smoothly. It was not that Lake had let his guard down. At most, he had only assumed that Death and the others would betray him once he succeeded, just like the Giant race intended to.
Lake had thought of that possibility, but he had never imagined this.
All right.
Wanda was the Goddess of Vengeance.
Lake temporarily accepted this setting and stopped asking how it had happened. Instead, he looked at Wanda. "So, you didn't need to come here to collect them."
Wanda smiled. "But the Infinity