Barry ran off, his shoulders trembling, which greatly affected his speed.
Wade watched The Flash disappear into the distance, shook his head in disappointment, and sighed. "And you call yourself a Superhero? You can't even sacrifice yourself for the world."
"It doesn't matter. He raised a flag a long time ago; no one can defy The Law of 'It Smells So Good.' Besides, once he opens his Crystal Palace, as a Superhero, he'll draw the most condemnation. My actions will seem inconspicuous by comparison."
Su Ming answered expressionlessly, then turned and walked toward Vivienne on the lake. The Fairy Godmother had been waiting for quite some time.
Wade gave a strange laugh and raised a thumb. "Brilliant! Oh my, is this little fairy's figure really that hot?"
He had spotted Vivienne as well. It had to be said that the Lady of the Lake was as alluring as a bathing beauty, and even her long golden wavy hair could not hide the peaks beneath her white gauze dress.
Madame Xanadu and the others—the former hosts of the Lords of Order—were all in fairly good condition. They sat around a pile of grass by the lake, with a floral cloth spread before them, topped with black tea and pastries.
"She isn't a little fairy. Vivienne is one of the Ancient Ones, and she is nearly as old as the history of humanity itself." Su Ming answered quietly. Seeing that Deadpool was about to act up, he hurriedly cut him off.
"It's fine as long as she looks young. Slurp!" Wade licked his lips and said without the slightest shame.
"Do whatever you want, but she likes heroic figures like King Arthur, not mercenaries without any principles like us." Su Ming casually pushed Wade's dog-like head aside and headed for the lakeshore.