Saiyan Younger Brother of Superman
Chapter 489

Wade's Intelligence and Sorrow

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"I have a good way to solve this. You can hang out with me for a while, and I guarantee that no one will be able to take control of your body or suppress your consciousness. How about it?" Just as Peter Parker finished speaking and the surrounding Avengers nodded in agreement, Wade's cheeky voice rang out again.

Robet's kick to Wade did cause some damage, but compared to Wade 'Wade self-healing ability, such damage was negligible and wouldn't cause Wade much pain or serious injury.

Robet's purpose was not to directly injure Wade, but to use his kick to quiet Wade down and prevent him from making a sound for a short period of time.

Robet didn't expect that Wade, whose injury hadn't even fully healed, would immediately jump in and pick up where Peter Parker left off, clearly not wanting to give his mouth a rest...

Hearing Wade's words, Peter Parker glanced at Wade as he walked in. He wanted to ignore Wade, but thinking about how he had been controlled before, Peter Parker felt a little resentful. He thought that if Wade could really master the ability to make him immune to this, then hanging out with Wade for a while might not be a bad idea...

It has to be said that Peter Parker was somewhat tempted at this point. After all, what was a little sacrifice compared to increasing his strength? Besides, although Wade hadn't officially joined the Avengers, he was, like Harry Osborn, barely made it into the circle, so there shouldn't be any major problems, right?

Peter Parker quickly composed himself. Harry Osborn, standing beside him, seemed to sense Peter Parker Peter Parker's change of heart. He opened his mouth, wanting to say something, but ultimately remained silent, because he had absolutely no idea what to say...

Moreover, Harry Osborn isn't as shameless as Wade; it would be rather embarrassing to say something like that directly telling Wade not to let Wade Peter Parker hang out with him.

"You've recovered pretty quickly. But now you should tell me why you called Superman your godfather and me 'Dad' again, right?" Robet glanced at Wade, who had completely recovered from his injuries after walking in, and squinted his eyes. He wanted to see if this guy had any logic left in his head.

"That's because you guys are too powerful. If we don't follow you, are we supposed to follow the villains?" Wade said matter-of-factly to Robet, showing no embarrassment at being exposed by Robet for having two fathers at the same time.

"Following the villains? So, besides the superheroes here, you know quite a few villains? Which villains do you know?" Robet realized, combining his previous guesses, that Wade seemed to know some information that they didn't, information that even Tony Stark and Jarvis seemed to lack.

"Villains? There are too many to count. The most famous one is, of course, that Thanos. But I can't be sure if that Thanos even exists. After all, the universe is unpredictable, and I don't know much about it, especially with Superman appearing..." Wade said softly, touching his chin, which was soaked with sweat from his mask.

"However, I think with Superman around, the Thanos might not be considered a supervillain anymore. As for that Black Dwarf has no class at all and is still vying for power with himself, he doesn't even deserve that title..."

"Hey!" Harry Osborn instinctively called out after Wade uttered a familiar, almost taboo word. However, among those present, only Tony Stark, Steve, and Clark frowned; the others seemed not to have heard the word at all.

"What's wrong?" Wade asked Harry Osborn, puzzled. Then, as if realizing something, he smiled and said, "He's not dead. It's just a word, nothing serious..."

"Hmm, does 'Thanos' mean a purple sweet potato has become a spirit? A purple sweet potato from Earth? Or an alien purple sweet potato?" Robet waved his hand and asked Wade. He wasn't particularly interested in this word choice. He had encountered similar questions after transmigrating, but he couldn't be bothered with such nitpicking. As long as no one was going to scrutinize his words, that was fine with him.

"It's not that the purple sweet potato has become a spirit, it's just that it looks somewhat like a purple sweet potato. Of course, at first it also had a slight bluish tint, but when it was fully revealed, it looked just like a purple sweet potato that had become a spirit..." Wade said after a moment's thought.

"He's an alien being. He might come to Earth someday, or he might not. But if he does come, there's no need to worry. I think the two of you should be able to take him down. So, by following you, I don't need to worry about any trouble caused by these so-called villains..."

"An alien crisis isn't a huge problem. If there really is such a cosmic crisis, Carol should be able to receive the news first..." Robet and Clark exchanged a glance and began Telepathic Communication.

Carol had already returned to space, or rather, she had returned and left again. Robet didn't know how Carol managed to do it. Every time she went out to deal with a crisis on another planetary civilization in outer space, she managed to perfectly miss the crisis happening on Earth. Could it be that the crises in space were synchronized with those on Earth?

Of course, major crises in certain dimensions might not be unique to Earth. For example, if the Dimensional Array in Earth's dimension is too powerful, those Dimensional Beings might choose to travel to other planetary civilizations in the universe and then find an opportunity to come to Earth. Unfortunately, it seems no one has successfully traversed this path, perhaps because there are simply too many powerful beings in those other planetary civilizations...

Of course, Robet and Clark would still be mindful of such a potential cosmic crisis. After all, a powerful being capable of causing a cosmic crisis would certainly pose a significant threat to Earth. If such a being were to actually appear on Earth, Clark and Robet wouldn't even need to worry about the planet's safety...

"Of course, Superman isn't invincible either. Take that guy who can also shoot lasers from his eyes, the older cousin of the Thanos, he's still pretty powerful, but he mostly appears as a background character and rarely actually makes an appearance. But if he did, Earth would be in big trouble..." Wade saw that Robet and Clark were silent, and as if he had suddenly thought of something, his expression gradually became excited.

"However, if Earth can't hold out, we can move to another planet! At worst, we'll all perish. Anyway, Dad, your destructive power is amazing; you're best at destroying planets. Let's see who suffers more damage then. It seems no one has ever accomplished such a feat. If people find out that I was the one who suggested this, I guess I'll become famous!"

"???" Hearing Wade get all excited about himself for some reason, the Avengers looked puzzled. They didn't quite understand. If what Wade said was true, and even Earth was gone, what was there to be excited about?

"No, you always talk about alien villains, don't you know anything about Earth villains?" Robet frowned as he looked at Wade. He increasingly felt that Wade knew more than he had imagined, which made Robet want to pry open Wade's head to see what was inside.

"No, I really can't say that. After all, if I do, and you've already dealt with all the villains who haven't committed crimes yet, then there will definitely be new, more dangerous villains that I don't know about. Wouldn't I then be completely useless?" Wade quickly shook his head upon hearing this, showing no intention of revealing the villains on Earth.

Furthermore, Wade knew that his brother Slade was also a villain to some extent. If he were to betray his brother, he would at least have to pay more. This kind of thing wouldn't be different, not even if it were his biological father, let alone his adopted fathers like Clark and Robet. There was no room for negotiation!

"Knowing in advance that a new, even more powerful villain would appear?" Robet gave Wade a deep look. From Wade's words, he thought of Trunks ' situation. When Trunks first traveled through time, he only mentioned the existence of Androids, but did not include Cell at all. This was probably a similar situation.

"Dad, don't look at me like that! You're not trying to read my consciousness, are you? This isn't Saiyan behavior at all! And I'm warning you, there's a famous, powerful bald guy who has the ability to read people's consciousness. After reading mine, he went completely insane! Don't do anything reckless! If you go insane, you might just blow up the Earth right here and now..." Wade, seeing Robet's gaze, clearly misunderstood something, and he shouted at Robet, sounding somewhat timid but actually fierce.

"Hmm? A bald guy who can read people's minds? There are people like that?" Tony Stark's gaze sharpened. He had never seen such an ability before, but just hearing about it was enough for Tony Stark to know how terrifying it was. This made Tony Stark instantly alert, and he quickly looked at Wade and said.

"Is this guy a villain too? Where is he now? What happened to him after he went insane? Hasn't anyone discovered his abilities?"

"Uh, he's dead. After going insane, he got Alzheimer's disease's and finally died at the hands of his companions..." Wade said, a hint of sadness flashing across his face. He whispered, "If only I had been there for him. Maybe I could have given him a shot and made him crawl back up from the ground. My Wolverine, you died so tragically! Waaah!"

Wade collapsed to the ground and began to wail, muttering in a language the Avengers couldn't understand. It was as if someone important had died that Wade had missed. The Avengers, however, didn't understand; Wade didn't possess any resurrection abilities, so even if he had, what difference would it make?

The Avengers were once again unable to keep up with Wade's train of thought. Or rather, normal people simply couldn't stay on the same wavelength as Wade for long, not even the mentally ill. This was because Wade wasn't just mentally unstable; he knew far too much for ordinary people and possessed extraordinary abilities beyond the imagination of most...

Seeing Wade suddenly burst into tears, Robet felt that the guy might be trying to avoid his questions. However, Robet could also vaguely sense that Wade seemed genuinely sad this time. Perhaps the Wolverine he mentioned really was his beloved friend or family member?

"Well, he's right. Making every opponent or enemy known doesn't seem like the Saiyan's fighting style. It's only interesting when unknown powerful enemies keep appearing!" However, Robet felt that what Wade said earlier had some merit, so he stopped asking Wade these questions. He just assumed that Wade was genuinely heartbroken and wanted to get closer to him and Clark so that he could have a backer.

"Tony, I've been fighting for so long, have you prepared anything good to eat? I'm so hungry..." Robet ignored Wade and turned to Tony Stark to ask.

"I've already had Jarvis make the arrangements, and we'll be able to get started soon." Tony Stark had been prepared since Robet returned. He responded, but he was still quite wary of Wade's ability to read people's minds, so he walked over to Robet and asked in a low voice.

"Do you have any clues about the ability Wade mentioned to read people's minds? If such an ability really exists, it's terrifying. There's probably no secret in this world that can be kept from him!"

"Reading consciousness? I don't know about the bald guy, but I do know someone who has that ability..." Robet turned to look at Clark. His and Clark's Mind Reading were also considered to be in this category, but it was clear that they were not as powerful as the bald guy Wade had mentioned.

Robet and Clark didn't know who the bald man was or how powerful he was, but Robet both knew of someone with the same abilities— Piccolo Martian Manhunter, whom Clark saw as somewhat resembling Robet!

The opponent was also a master of Mind Stone abilities. In fact, if Robet's fighting spirit and berserk intent hadn't been strong enough, and if Clark hadn't learned Mind Reading and eventually mastered the related defenses, Robet felt that Clark wouldn't have had such an easy time winning.

"I didn't look for him. He promised me he wouldn't pay attention to you anymore, and I didn't track his location. Besides, his abilities help him hide himself very well. Even if I monitored everyone on Earth, it would be difficult to find him..." Clark slowly shook his head and said telepathically.

"Do you think there's any way to bring him over here too?" Robet stroked his chin, as if he had thought of something, and asked.

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