Doctor Strange did not rush into the battle. He continued to observe the battlefield patiently.
There was no lightning in the Dream Dimension, but through the efforts of Thor, She-Thor, and Storm, they had forcibly manifested the concept of lightning within the Dream Dimension. As a result, the intelligent beings in this region would think of lightning when they dreamed. Those thoughts fed back into the dreamscape, further intensifying the region's climatic changes.
Lightning came first, followed by raging winds and torrential rain. That order would certainly be wrong in the material world, but it was perfectly reasonable in the Dream Dimension.
Doctor Strange noticed these changes, chanted several spells, and raised his hand to cast Balthazar's Lightning.
The drawback of this spell was that it was too slow. It needed to keep conducting itself to reach maximum power, making it somewhat useful only against numerous enemies.
Now, he targeted the roaring lightning that filled the sky. The magic leaped endlessly through the thunderstorm, growing stronger with every jump. With Doctor Strange's exquisite magical control, when the crimson magical lightning struck the King of Chaos, it erupted with the force of a nuclear explosion.
Overwhelmed on all sides, the King of Chaos was being beaten into a miserable state by the superheroes he had regarded as little ants.
He appeared powerful, but his methods were actually limited. His strongest ability was dragging people into dreams, something he had gained after killing Nightmare and obtaining authority over the Dream Dimension. Unfortunately, everyone was empowered by Daisy's Star Mark power. Even if they were occasionally caught, that trace amount of dream power would be transferred to intelligent beings in the outside world.
After trying every trick he had, the heroes seemed to realize he was at his limit and attacked with even