While Deadpool and Peter were getting yelled at downstairs, Su Ming listened to the scolding and played around on Peter's computer. He had to admit that tech geeks like Spider-Man might be poor, but their computer setups were pretty impressive.
Since he had arrived in the Future, he naturally needed to get online and gather some intelligence. At the very least, he had to see how Wilson Enterprises was doing.
When he opened the browser, the most common news was naturally about Thanos, along with reports about large numbers of dead people coming back to life. There was all kinds of coverage.
It seemed Deadpool had Death resurrect all those who had died.
But no one should mistake Deadpool for having a kind heart. He did not possess such a thing. He had probably considered that some of these people might become his future targets or clients. They were all tied to economic interests, and it would have been a shame for them to die for nothing.
It had been a while since he had typed, but typing was like riding a bike—once learned, it was never forgotten. Su Ming tapped away at the keyboard with practiced ease.
After entering his company's name into the search engine, Su Ming found that its online reputation was excellent. It was said to be the largest conglomerate in America, encompassing department store production and sales, ship and aircraft manufacturing, fast-food chains, logistics, supermarkets and e-commerce, online media, tourism, and more. Every division was operating normally, and the fact that he was Deathstroke had still not been publicly leaked.
That was a good thing. Keeping a low profile on Earth meant the cosmic plan seemed to have succeeded.
He casually looked up Kamar-Taj as well, but found no information. That was also good. The