Was that what Gid had meant?
Was that how Gid understood his words?
So when Gid finally said, "No matter what Lala thinks, as her father, I acknowledge you," he had acknowledged "his" pursuit of Lala?
"..."
For a moment, Boros did not know what to say.
Ordinary Group Owner: "So, Boros, what do you think? Want to give it a try?"
Ordinary Group Owner: "Then you'd be the Universe Overlord of both the One Punch Man world and Lala's world."
Ordinary Group Owner: "With the resources of two worlds, you might get stronger even faster."
Su Yunqing teased Boros.
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Still, it's no wonder Gid took a liking to Boros."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Boros is the Universe Overlord of his own world, and Gid is the Universe Overlord of his."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Compared to everyone else, Boros's aura is practically identical to Gid's. He'd crush all the other fiancés!"
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "I mean the grown-up Gid, not Gid in his child form."
Tony Stark added that clarification afterward.
After all, Gid's child form and adult form gave off entirely different impressions.
One was a powerful but ill-tempered child; the other was a domineering, indifferent Demon Lord.
The difference between them was far too great.
Ordinary Group Owner: "That makes sense."
Su Yunqing agreed with Tony's point.
Universe Overlord: "..."
Universe Overlord: "I don't need that."
Did his title of Universe Overlord mean the same thing as Gid's?
Gid was the ruler of a civilization who had led Planet Deviluke to defeat all its enemies, while he was a pirate, the leader of the Dark Matter Thieves!
His title of "Universe Overlord" had been earned by rampaging through the universe without defeat, fighting his way through one opponent