Was Osborn Group doing good deeds? Obviously not.
But Harry had never thought he was building a superhero team. Everything was based on mutual benefit.
Wenwu wanted to go in and free his "wife," and Harry gave him the opportunity, but Wenwu's actions would open up a trade route for Osborn Group.
Great Luo Heaven needed to deal with the Dark Dweller, so he helped them deal with it. The price was some information and resources—perfectly reasonable transactions.
The same applied to controlling Earth—whether it was governments, corporations, or ordinary people, they wanted cheaper supplies, healthcare, transportation, and housing, so he gave them those things. In return, they surrendered some of their rights.
It was all unspoken understanding.
Casting aside those stray thoughts, Harry looked at the Dark Dweller before him.
This monster's body still contained substances that did not exist in this universe, and they began decomposing the moment it was dragged out.
Even after it had died, its body could not be touched or harmed by conventional weapons. Harry had to rely on rune-engraved equipment to dissect it.
But the composition of its body was secondary. What interested Harry most was what those "souls" it had consumed had been converted into.
Harry could clearly sense that something was inside the corpse's stomach—but it was not a soul. It was some kind of emotion.
Within its body, fear was like fuel in an engine. Processed through this "engine," it became energy—energy capable of adapting to an invaded dimension, allowing them to continue disrupting reality and absorbing more souls and fear.
Devouring the souls of the locals helped them integrate into the dimension—and apparently, it was an exceptionally delicious treat for them.
That might also explain why these Dimension Lords liked invading Earth—fear existed in their dimensions too, but it