Although Andrew could send these game characters straight into battle, the cost was too high. Having them resonate with the superheroes and supervillains was a better option.
Besides, if they fought as battle spirits, even if they died in combat, only the superheroes or supervillains would die. The game characters could escape back to the Game Space. Even a wealthy landlord had no grain to spare; he had to save where he could.
Upon hearing these two ways to grow stronger, some people nodded, while others snorted. Was their counterpart from another universe necessarily stronger than them?
"Talk among yourselves. If you want to know how strong they are, fight them."
Andrew naturally knew what some of them were thinking. He smiled and said, "Remember, you only have seven days. Don't waste them."
With that, Andrew vanished. He had to go back to receive the supplies and make potions. Of course, his first priority was to deal with the Thunderbolt inside his body and restore his Teleportation Ability. Otherwise, handling all those potions would be a real hassle.
After Andrew left, the superheroes and supervillains each sought out their corresponding game characters. Batman, for instance, approached Game Batman. After a moment of silence, he asked, "Did I really marry Talia?"
"You seem more emotional than me. If I were you, I wouldn't ask that. I'd ask how to save the world, or how to ensure that Savior doesn't bring disaster upon it."
Game Batman smiled, and Batman shot back, "You're married. I'm not."
Game Batman couldn't help laughing. "I am married, and Talia and I have a child. Talia is a good woman. You should cherish her."
Talia, standing nearby, couldn't help snorting. As for Bane, his glare looked as though he wanted to tear both Batmen to pieces.
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