Ryan froze for a moment.
He pulled up the system interface again and took another look.
The system seemed to have grown much more polite now that he was stronger.
He could even refuse missions.
His status panel had changed dramatically, too.
[Host: Ryan] [Superhero: Homelander] [Abilities: Infinity Stones Fusion (Multiverse level) Dimension Lord Energy Absorption (Multiverse level) Laser Eyes max (Your light will shine across star systems like the sun) Steel Body max (Unchanging through the ages) Long-Distance Vision max (You can see not only into the distance, but into the past and future) X-Ray Vision max (Nothing can hide from your sight) Doomsday (Once transformed, you are a calamity to the Multiverse)]
Ryan hadn't expected to be this powerful. Even more surprising was that Long-Distance Vision had developed abilities like that.
He had thought it only let him see farther away.
Lost in thought, he reached the Seven Tower. Flying there had been almost like teleporting, faster than opening a Portal.
He landed in the Seven Tower's conference room and gazed at the black, U-shaped table with a touch of nostalgia.
Long ago, he had often sat at it listening to the other heroes boast about their good deeds. Now there was no sign of them.
The conference room was empty.
Ryan took a couple of steps and pushed open the door. He chose to accept the mission.
The system updated its description.
[Mission Updated] [Mission: Steppenwolf's Wish] [Mission Details: With Superman dead, Steppenwolf will descend upon the Blue Planet from space. He will find the three Mother Boxes and turn the Blue Planet into a lifeless husk.] [Mission Difficulty: Toy]
As the system notification ended, Ryan realized something. The devastated landscape he had seen earlier was probably Steppenwolf's doing.
That bastard had actually