When Strangle first entered the Beyond Realm, its abilities had been limited. But after only a short time, its incredible adaptability had allowed it to evolve a way to counter the special rules here.
Simply put, it transformed its own tissue cells into Perpetua's life-form, thereby escaping any influence the Beyonders might have had on it. The Mother of the Multiverse was no low-level being either, and she belonged to DC, not Marvel's jurisdiction.
It had not been evolved for long before this second Beyonder appeared, further confirming one of Deathstroke's suspicions.
Perhaps their group had been under observation from the very beginning.
The coincidence was too perfect. It felt abnormal.
But the silver robot before him had already charged in with blinding light, and he had only a few thousandths of a millisecond to react. This was not the time to think about such things.
Su Ming saw himself as the team's damage dealer and tactical commander, not its tank. So in most team-ups, he would not take damage for others. Instead, he would solve problems with his mind and intelligence whenever possible.
Since he had dared to enter the Beyond Realm to stir up trouble, he naturally knew the Beyonders' weaknesses.
Aside from their fear of human adrenaline, there were many ways to destroy virus-level Beyonder terminals.
First, they used Beyond Power, an energy different from Marvel Universe energy. Under normal circumstances, it was of a higher level. In three-dimensional space, it could practically be considered an omnipotent energy source, capable of reshaping heaven and earth and doing whatever one pleased.
But like the Transcendence Dimension itself, the Beyonders had a critical threshold. They could not withstand energy bombardment beyond their own limits.
For example, in "Secret Wars II," Starbrand's self-destruction had wiped out a group of Beyonders.