Daisy discovered another advantage of taking over as the Living Tribunal. With the pseudo-Omniscient Realm, her head was now filled with knowledge.
Back when she spent time with Jean, that humanities-loving academic star, the two of them could only talk about children and Mutants.
Talking about the future of Mutants while they were doing that together? Just thinking about it made for an incredibly awkward scene!
But back then, Daisy had absolutely no interest in Nietzsche or Kant. Who were those people? Universal Tier or Multiversal Tier?
The original Daisy had never studied any of that, and the Daisy who had transmigrated over had even less interest in learning it.
When it came to intelligence rankings in the Marvel world, it went something like: One God, Two Destroyers, Three Pym, Four Wild, Five Green, Six Tony. But that ranking was basically all about the sciences, representing their research abilities. The Marvel world simply had no fertile ground for poets or artists.
For a long time, Director Daisy had never found the right way to get along with the artsy young lady, Jean Grey.
Now, the pseudo-Omniscient Realm had been a tremendous help. Although she had deliberately blocked out most of that knowledge to focus on all sorts of combat skills, she had still retained some of it. Bringing it out now to show off worked exceptionally well.
Ordinary transmigrators only needed to memorize a few Tang poems and Song lyrics to win over a beauty. What about her now?
Not only did she have Earth's literary knowledge to rely on, but the entire universe—even the entire multiverse—stood behind her.
She casually copied a few local poems from some unknown planet in some unknown universe, and Jean was utterly astonished. She kept urging Daisy to quickly copy down the complete works