"Miss, how do you feel now?"
Bobo clung to a streetlamp and shouted his question. The city was shaking, the black shadows Deathstroke had created were still wrestling with the giant red figures, and the ground rippled like a trampoline.
Hit-Girl had just saved villains for the first time in her life, temporarily preserving the lives of the police officers who had been watching as well. The expression on her face was strange, so the gorilla who had been watching her closely still needed to help her complete her change as soon as possible.
He was also being very cautious. Though there was only a streetlamp here, not even enough to count as cover, the invisible Cloak of Levitation was actually nearby. All he had to do was stand on tiptoe to climb aboard and enter a safe environment.
"I feel strange!" the girl shouted back. However, the odd expression on her face had turned into a smile. "So this is what it feels like to save lives? Big Daddy never taught me this!"
Big Daddy, whose idol was Batman, was very dark. He had taught Mindy how to kill from a young age, but never how to save people.
There was nothing wrong with that either. When one's abilities were insufficient, there were not many choices to make. In this world, saving others could easily get oneself killed, like a person who could not swim jumping into the water to rescue someone drowning.
He truly loved his daughter and wanted her to live as long as possible. Therefore, killing was an essential skill, while saving people was not.
It was somewhat pessimistic, but it was also merely a compromise humanity had made to adapt to its environment.
"Then don't think about exactly what it feels like yet. Just think