"Monster!"
"Urgh, urgh."
"An indescribable thing!!"
"Hehe. Heehee, boohoohoo."
Things were going even better than Su Ming had expected. After tossing Deadpool straight onto the stands, that face, as though governed by causality itself, worked its magic once again.
The People in the Shadows possessed quite a few kinds of divine power, but after thinking it over, Su Ming realized none of them involved time. At this Time Point, these People in the Shadows had never seen Deadpool's time-traveling ugly mug.
The reason Su Ming had suddenly decided to inherit the unknown legacy of the Sorcerer Supreme was, in fact, simply the Time Stone bound to that position.
Though it was somewhat sudden, the Time Stone was currently the simplest solution to this situation.
Dragging them out of the field they excelled in most and into the battlefield Su Ming and Deadpool were best at—close-quarters brawling—was the tactical choice.
With the Time Stone and the Plot Continuity Gem, he could completely restrain their authority. At least within the Single Universe of the 40K Universe, the power both sides could wield was limited by invisible bottlenecks.
After all, a Single Universe had only so high a ceiling. If they went all out, the entire universe would very likely be destroyed.
That did not fit with the People in the Shadows' plan to keep burning gods for warmth. Nor did they have the ability to create worlds. Therefore, as long as he held the entire universe hostage, Su Ming was guaranteed to win.
As for what the people of this universe would think about becoming bargaining chips... as long as they never found out, wouldn't that solve it?
In short, after deploying a trump card like Deadpool, those guys would have trouble even standing without vomiting, let alone using energy-based attacks.
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