Fear as the Source, Divine Sovereignty

Du Mu quickly thought of several more names.

On the Marvel World side, he settled on two candidates.

One was Punisher Frank, and the other was Blade Warrior Eric.

The former specialized in fighting violence with violence, believing that the guilty deserved to die.

When criminals fell into the hands of other superheroes, at most they got a brutal beating before being handed over to the police and judged by the law.

But when they fell into Frank's hands, law or no law, they would first get a bullet to test the hardness of their skulls.

Because of that merciless killing intent, the entire underworld both hated and feared him. Even a crime lord on Kingpin's level had to be wary of him.

If Du Mu was the Gotham Gun God, then Frank was the New York Gun God, permanently sitting at the top of the local KD rankings and Satan's favorite top salesperson.

The latter, meanwhile, was the nightmare of all Vampires.

His standing among Vampires was the same as Batman's standing in the hearts of Gotham's gangs: an urban legend used to stop children from crying at night.

Those two shared something in common. They were both antiheroes, and each was more ruthless than the other.

Violence and fear had always gone hand in hand.

Du Mu had already confirmed that fear of pain and death was far more intense than any other kind of fear.

Giving the fear ring to either of them would be a good choice.

As for the DC world, with Bruce ruled out, the top candidate was undoubtedly Green Lantern Sinestro.

There was no need to say much about him. The greatest Yellow Lantern, the spokesperson for the power of fear—no one was more suitable.

Of course, those three were hardly the only