Where Did This Come From? Is This Still Marvel?

The two Pietros chatted back and forth, and Du Mu, watching from behind the screen, found it endlessly amusing.

Sure enough, there was always something entertaining about different versions of the same person colliding.

He would definitely be visiting more instances in the future, crossing different servers, and he was bound to run into different versions of familiar people then.

If he added every different version of his acquaintances to his friends list and pulled them all into the same group, the thought alone was amusing.

Still, that was just for fun.

The chat group's true strength was its ability to communicate across worlds.

There was a barrier between the two servers, and Du Mu currently had no way to freely bring living people back and forth.

Even a spatial item like the Devouring Pouch would forcibly wake any living beings inside during transit before directly ejecting them.

As for Max, he was Du Mu's Pokemon, and his actual body was a mass of electricity. He had long since ceased to fall within the bounds of a normal human.

Thus, it was extremely difficult for people from different servers to communicate unless Du Mu personally acted as a messenger, running between the two worlds to relay messages.

But that would be both troublesome and time-consuming, making it terribly inefficient.

Now, however, things were different.

With the chat group, that barrier no longer existed.

Du Mu could pull Hank from the X-Men universe into the group and have him remotely serve as a technical consultant for Hydra's research division.

Although Du Mu had already assigned Hank the best research team before, scientists of that era were limited by their level of knowledge and simply could not keep up with Hank's pace. They could only assist with minor tasks, while Hank had