Spider-Man and the X-Men did not pursue them. On one hand, they were slower than the Battle Suits; on the other, people around them needed help. The recent explosion had affected some people, people who had not signed contracts.
Colossus had a special task: gather Wade's remaining pieces, toss them into a sack, and wait for him to revive.
Though Colossus looked like a big brute, he was actually a very attentive man. Besides, he liked men.
The explosion shook Queens and Manhattan, and a rumor quickly spread across online platforms: "That was a long-range missile launched by the Military. Because of a targeting error, it was fired into Queens."
Many people believed the rumor. Some even swore they had seen the missile streak through the sky and claimed that countless people had died.
The people of Queens and Manhattan panicked and fled the two districts in droves. It was not that they were gullible; America's Military simply was not trustworthy. They were capable of anything.
In fact, even General Ross somewhat suspected that the Military had launched the missile.
With so many people fleeing at once, traffic naturally became gridlocked. The citizens grew even more anxious, terrified that Military missiles would fall from the sky and blow them to pieces.
"Does this count as making money while lying down?"
Andrew smiled. His consciousness covered both districts, pulling citizens filled with fear and despair into the Illusion Realm, where the Black Widows sold them Demon King safety insurance.
It was worth mentioning that the earlier rumor had nothing to do with Andrew. He had always reported only the truth—partial truths were still truths. He was a conscientious media man.
No matter what country it was, there would always be people who wanted to see the world burn. The internet was