While one man and one mouse were chatting, Deadpool's battle ended. With Elaine covering him, he smoothly landed headfirst in front of Cousin, putting on a prostate-braking performance.
But the Black Ball in his hand was intact, without a scratch or bump. That was all that mattered.
Outside the Universe Barrier, where the Crown had originally stood, there was now only darkness. The void there was being automatically filled by the emptiness, like black water flowing into a depression.
"Seriously, I thought I wouldn't need to make a move today." With the Crown gone, the black ghostly shadows naturally vanished as well. Elaine scratched her head as she landed, the pure white holy light around her gradually fading. "And yet I ended up busy for quite a while. Can I go home now? I want to lie in bed and play on my phone."
Since returning to human society, the girl had become somewhat addicted to mobile games. Having just discovered these new games, she was at the height of her obsession.
"Don't rush off yet. CAAT isn't dead yet."
Su Ming put away his bottle and tugged her back, then tempted the yawning girl.
"The games on Earth-0 aren't fun. Once this is over, I'll get you some games made by my company. They're stitched-monster games made by taking the best parts from countless worlds I've visited, so they're definitely fun. Take Biohazard Crisis Seventy, for example. Think about it—if it weren't fun, would it have gotten so many installments?"
That was right. It counted as an annual release, something Su Ming had learned from Ubisoft in his previous life. He could milk this IP for the rest of his life.
"Really?" Elaine sounded skeptical, but a tempted expression appeared on her face. "Fine, I'll stay a little longer.