"I'm starting to worry now. What if our Earth gets judged as worthless too?"
Skye had stopped fiddling with her tablet. There was obviously no point in using a computer right now. Though she held a coconut too, she could not bring herself to feel happy.
"40K doesn't have Molecule Man, which means the Beyonders never had their eyes on it to begin with." Su Ming waved for her to relax, pulling out a cigarette for himself. "Besides, I've had a plan for dealing with them all along."
"But even the Living Tribunal lost. That's a Multiversal-level god. Do you really think you're stronger than him?"
Loki scratched her nose. She thought the odds were slim.
"Heh. What a weak god." Su Ming blew out a smoke ring and continued watching the livestream. He tapped his temple with the fingers holding his cigarette. "You still don't understand. In our universe, humans are the strongest. On-paper combat power means nothing. What matters is the brain. Humanity's greatest advantage lies in thought."
"I thought humanity's advantage was its soul. Souls really are valuable." The Asgardian princess smiled crookedly, walked over, and sat cross-legged beside Deathstroke. The sea breeze lifted her long, wavy black hair. "Could you tell us how you would defeat the Beyonders if it were you?"
The moment she asked, several people in the group grew curious, especially Miles, whose eyes widened like lightbulbs.
He did not know how powerful Concept Entities were, nor how incredible the Living Tribunal was, but the aftershocks of their battle alone had torn apart space and wiped out several galaxies. They had to be powerful.
Yet the Beyonders were even stronger. They had not even seemed to struggle during the fight.
He desperately wanted to know what they could do. After all, those bald