Contemplation

In a harmonious, stable society without superheroes, if you wanted to make the front page and get your photo known by everyone, committing a major crime was the best option.

The easiest major crimes to become famous through were bank robbery, bombings and arson, and serial murder.

The investigation would take time, and a more discreet murder case was more convenient. By controlling when the body was discovered, he could decide when he would be arrested.

So he planned to kill a few people in this harmonious society and make the front-page headlines.

Naturally, his gaze fell on the editor-in-chief. It was not because the Black man would be easier to kill, but because Su Ming was extremely familiar with the aura of demons. He discovered that the Black editor-in-chief was a demon.

So he approached the editor-in-chief, only to find that the man did not know he was a demon. He even possessed complete human memories, believed himself human, and lived a peaceful life.

Interesting. Next, Su Ming used the office computer to conduct a preliminary investigation into all publicly available intelligence around the world.

The results nearly blinded him.

Aquaman could not swim, Wayne Enterprises had gone bankrupt, Constantine was an online pundit, and the Teen Titans were a psychedelic metal band.

At that point, Su Ming was certain that something had gone wrong with the world. And it was more than just a problem with the Timeline—it was probably much worse.

But the culprit was still unclear. Too many beings could have accomplished this. Everything had changed, and as long as he remained in the Main World, there was no way to begin a deeper investigation.

Still, spending a few hours scouting ahead was no problem.

So what followed was more or less what Kara had described.