The Deathstroke of the Marvel Universe
Chapter 3130

The Hero Who Wouldn't Give Up

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In the Cancerverse, Death had been killed, and projections of countless Old Ones had appeared. Su Ming had actually felt a bad premonition back then.

If the entropy within the Multiverse could be quantified, he estimated that with all these chaotic events occurring, Entropy Increase must have already gone off the charts.

Then Black Pharaoh had said he had not finished watching the show, and Su Ming encountered Zombie Heroes. In that moonlit alley, as he looked at the headless corpse, he wondered what exactly the mad god had meant by "the show."

Putting himself in the other party's shoes.

Just Zombie Heroes? Didn't seem like it. That Black man should know that Deathstroke was a Symbiote host and could slip away to another universe at any time. Zombie Heroes alone were nowhere near enough.

Then he wanted to watch someone else's house burn? And it had to be a massive fire, one that swept across the entire Multiverse and forced Deathstroke to act.

Following that line of thought, what kind of crisis counted as a Multiversal Level fire?

Su Ming immediately came up with a list: Multiversity, a Beyonders invasion, an Omniverse war, changes to High-Dimensional Narrative, and so on.

After seeing that blue door at A.R.M.O.R. headquarters, Deathstroke understood. What the Black president wanted to watch was Multiversity. The Cancerverse's devouring of the previous four universes, and the four Death avatars it had killed, had really been clues in a game.

As one rose, the other fell. First, it showed Deathstroke what a universe undergoing infinite Entropy Decrease would become. Naturally, Entropy Increase came next.

So Deathstroke immediately activated backup Plan C, preserving as much strength within the Multiverse as possible.

Under normal circumstances, if Deathstroke went to a Parallel World and told its heroes that another Earth

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