"Of course I'm taking you with me. You're a Prophet. If you leave, where am I supposed to find Cyborg and Grid?" Su Ming manifested a cricket jar with his Green Lantern Ring, put the Cockroach inside, and even manifested a little sofa for it. "Cyborg has no fingernails or hair, and Grid is purely a robot. Neither technology nor magic will work, so we can only rely on the occult."
The Cockroach sighed with startling human-like resignation. It twitched its antennae and sat down on the sofa.
"Do you really not understand, or are you pretending not to? The young lady beside you is part of Hypertime itself. With her around, there are infinite possibilities. Why do you insist on dragging an old fellow like me onto the battlefield?"
It was talking about Charlie. Su Ming knew that.
In his previous life, Grant Morrison, the renowned DC Comics writer, had said so in an interview.
'She can also be regarded as a character from Valve's "The Invisibles" universe. In the DC Universe, she is called Kay Charlie; in The Invisibles Universe, she is called Kay Robin. Both can be called "Kay." She is part of Hypertime itself.'
It sounded a little complicated, but the meaning was actually simple. She was an Omniverse-level existence. It would not be strange for her to appear anywhere.
That was right—Marvel also had a girl called Kay, a Mutant whose ability was to manifest energy armor. Back during World War II, that girl had met Deathstroke, Deadpool, Cable, and the others in London, and had operated alongside them in Paris.
Whether that Mutant girl was another personality's manifestation in a different universe was hard to say.
But if she was, it would explain why they had followed Su Ming into the Consciousness Layer without