"I'm not interested. Right now, I just want to find a good man who values family, get married, and build a happy marriage."
Mary directly refused Andrew's invitation.
Andrew smiled. "That won't be easy. Based on my observations, you should possess Immortality.
Even if you find a good man, you can only maintain the marriage for a few short decades, perhaps not even that long. After all, ordinary people grow old."
"You can tell that too?"
Mary was quite surprised. Then, as if she thought of something, she placed her hands in front of herself and looked at him warily.
"I can see many things. For example, someone as frail-looking as you can carry an entire train."
Andrew said, "Also, don't worry. You guessed right—I really do have X-ray Vision."
Mary complained, "Are you sure I can be reassured?"
"Miss Mary, I think you should go to the Justice League to find a boyfriend."
Andrew said, "First, some members of the Justice League have Immortality like you do, so you can stay together forever.
"Second, the Justice League has people physically strong enough to be your boyfriend. Uh, I'm not talking about satisfying your needs. I mean they won't be blown to death by one of your sneezes.
"You're so strong that being with an ordinary person could easily get someone killed. If you get excited, your boyfriend's head might be gone."
"Isn't that a little too horrifying?"
Mary looked thoroughly disgusted. At that moment, the television beside them began playing, and the host said, "Today, the so-called superhero Hancock achieved another remarkable feat.
"While apprehending bank robbers, he destroyed five cars and an entire stretch of highway, then threw a car into a pool atop a building.
"Do we really need a superhero like this? How much longer must