Sometimes, Mandrak sincerely felt that there were simply too many idiots among The Monitors.
As an affiliated race born from the ultimate being, The Great Monitor, they had stood at the pinnacle of the entire Omniverse from birth. They possessed long lives, extraordinary wisdom, and bodies comparable to gods the moment they were born. Yet sometimes, it always felt like they lacked something utterly crucial.
These idiots always liked to complicate simple matters and simplify complicated ones. They were a complete disaster.
Other than his own two brothers, there were hardly any reliable members in all of The Monitors.
Just like now, Mandrak looked at Vala with an indescribable expression in his eyes.
Vala's voice came from the grandest super battleship at the center. "Leave Thought Superman!"
Mandrak swept a disdainful glance over him. "The Within-Wall World is becoming increasingly dangerous. Even ultimate beings have appeared. Do you still think you have endless time to prepare?"
Vala furiously said, "Isn't it all because of you?! Don't tell me that guy who suddenly appeared in the main universe has nothing to do with you! You secretly infiltrated the Editorial Department all these years. Did you really think we never noticed?! Everything you did was under our surveillance!"
"Oh... my impression of you has changed. You're not as incompetent and cowardly as I imagined... The Fulcrum does have something to do with me, but only a little. You know that I don't have the ability to create an ultimate being, much less control one, so I've always been quite open-minded about it..."
Mandrak spoke unhurriedly, merely reining in some of the contempt ingrained in his bones. "Ignore the Beyonder. From the instant I discovered him, he already truly existed, and he had been silently observing every one of our actions unconsciously... From