The happier people were, the more easily they overlooked those around them. Interestingly, this state had been named "self-forgetfulness."
It had to be said that the Sharknado Universe was quite interesting. You might not think so when entering it personally: streets reeking of fish, clinging humidity in the air, scarce living supplies and means of protection, armed sharks that could fall from the sky at any time like perverted stalkers, and so on.
Those were all key reasons why it was unsuitable for ordinary people to visit.
But when the events of that universe were filmed and shown as an adventure documentary, the Adjutant had edited out much of the darker content unsuitable for Superheroes, leaving only the absurd and funny parts. So if everyone treated it as a comedy, it was indeed quite entertaining.
Though Deathstroke had not said so, the Superheroes seemed to have habitually assumed that he had already saved that shark-plagued world. After all, wasn't saving worlds what this man often did?
Since the problem had been resolved, what happened in the past naturally became entertainment.
Little did they know that Deathstroke had acted alongside Lucifer this time with no intention whatsoever of "saving" the Sharknado Universe. The people over there were still struggling bitterly amid blood and fish-stinking storms.
This did not count as darkness. After all, that place had nothing to do with Su Ming to begin with. The people of every universe had destinies they had to face themselves. Besides, sharks only destroyed their bodies; their souls would still continue cycling as usual.
Except for those few universes that had been completely destroyed. After humanity went extinct there, where would their souls go? Would they enter a higher plane? Dissipate into energy? Or continue existing in another form?
Unfortunately, Deathstroke was only a