Two Dogs Running Side by Side

Then Leon looked at the other Deadpools, and his speed instantly surged.

The world slowed down before his eyes.

Every speck of dust in the air stood out clearly, and every Deadpool's sleazy expression was unmistakable even through his mask.

Leon strolled over to the Deadpools.

He tossed the seemingly frozen perverts into the portal one after another.

Lady Deadpool's fingers had already pried Holland Spider's mouth open.

The anguish on Holland Spider's face was so profound that he might as well have been performing in Anna Karenina. Anyone could see his despair.

Leon couldn't help laughing. Still laughing, he tossed Lady Deadpool into the portal too.

Every one of these Deadpools had his or her own unique way of copping a feel.

Their movements and poses were bizarre beyond belief. Not a single one was right in the head.

When they piled up into a little mountain like a heap of garbage on the other side of the portal,

there was something strangely harmonious about it.

It was as though Deadpools were meant to be stacked up like trash and burned to ashes.

Finally, Leon casually closed the portal, ending the Peters' hundred-plus ill-fated encounters.

When he returned to normal speed,

the three Peters, no longer surrounded by Deadpools, were still desperately screaming for help.

They flailed in the air like drowning men.

Only after they landed with a thud, hugged themselves, and rolled around on the ground screaming,

did the Peters gradually realize that their ordeal seemed to be over.

They opened their eyes cautiously and bewilderedly, looked around, then meekly asked where the Deadpools had gone.

After hearing Leon say he had sent the Deadpool Corps away,

the three finally relaxed. Exhausted, they lay spread-eagled on the ground, staring blankly at the sky, still shaken.

They felt