"Don't rush. The two of them could have contacted you at any time, so even if they ran into trouble, they couldn't possibly have vanished without a word." He crushed out the cigarette in his hand, and his suit wriggled into Black and Yellow Armor. Though ready for battle, he did not jump to conclusions. "You've been monitoring the universe where Azeroth is located. There's no way something could have happened there without you noticing. At least..."
The sea glittered beneath them. Through the clear blue water, they could see shadows below—probably some massive sea beasts. They seemed quite at ease, not as though they had encountered any crisis.
But there was still something wrong with them. These colossal creatures normally lived in the deep sea and would not rise so close to the surface. What had changed their habits and driven them to take such a risk?
Generally speaking, animals that lived in the deep sea had difficulty surviving in shallow waters. A series of reactions caused by decompression would kill them, especially creatures with more intricate internal structures.
"At least those Strange Hands couldn't have done it. Their reality-overwriting range isn't that great. That's what I think too." The Silver-haired Maiden nodded. She had already begun preparing to mobilize the synthezoid army. A Legion on 40K Earth was currently playing games with Batwoman and Joker, but synthezoids could be produced very quickly. As long as the Sheriff needed them, there would always be enough.
"So, after failing to cause trouble twice, whoever's behind them finally got restless? To stay hidden, it's inconvenient for me to activate concepts on a large scale for now. Use technological means to investigate." Su Ming chuckled, his voice hoarse behind the mask. After a second of silence, he gave his orders. "First, scan