American comic book: God among men, Saiyan-Kryptonian hybrid

Chapter 102 Batman's Speculation, Salama Who Got Barbatos's Script

Having grasped the gist of the situation, Batman looked at Piccolo with his deep gaze:
"So you made this?"

Upon hearing this, Piccolo's face revealed a hint of disdain. The disgust for the gods was ingrained in the bones of both generations of Piccolo.
"Who would make such a piece of junk? Fighting is my specialty."

Carrot El glanced at him. In fact, when it comes to fighting, the God of Heaven's martial arts level is not low either.

However, he is old and weak in combat, and his edges have been smoothed out by his divine status and the passage of time, which makes him seem like a piece of trash.

"It wasn't him; it was one of his counterparts who created the Dragon Balls."

Carrot El gave a brief explanation, then looked up at Shenron: "What I need to do is use the Dragon Balls to restore this place."

Stark and Bruce Wayne asked almost simultaneously, "What's the price?"

"The price is that this kind of will, in a sense, goes against reality and even forcibly modifies reality."

Therefore, there is a risk of being reverse-engineered.

Carrot El explained to the crowd, "The more times you make a wish, the more negative energy you accumulate from going against reality."

"Then, some products that deviate from life will appear."

Batman narrowed his eyes: "Sounds like dark matter?"

Carrot El pondered for a moment: "There are indeed some similarities, but the most crucial issue is that the ratio between the two is severely imbalanced."

"Don't underestimate this little dragon just because it's very weak. If it really gives birth to something, it might be so strong that even I might not be able to deal with it."

"So, what if the real dragon also had such a risk in making a wish?"

Thinking of this, Karot El unconsciously revealed a Saiyan smile; that feeling of fear mixed with excitement was indeed captivating.

But soon, a rational perspective suppressed the madness in his blood, and he solemnly warned:

"That would probably be a catastrophe for the entire universe."

A solemn expression appeared on everyone's faces.

Batman and Iron Man shuddered at the thought. They had initially thought it was a good thing to hear about something that could grant wishes, and they were quite happy about it, especially Batman.

But now, after Karot El recounted the risks of making a wish, both of them felt that these so-called Dragon Balls should be permanently sealed away.

Batman squinted, the storm raging in his mind always predicting the worst.

"From this perspective, the Dragon Realm you mentioned is likely a dimension completely isolated from reality, and these wishing dragons cannot directly enter reality."

"That's why this method of summoning people to influence reality is used. The more influence they have in reality, the greater the power they can transmit."

"Perhaps, the dragon god Salama wanted to descend into reality in this way."

Following Batman's analysis, Iron Man glared at Shenron with even more hostility, adding repeatedly:
"That's right. If there really were wishes that came without any cost, why didn't the first group of people who knew about it master them and then make wishes like crazy?"

"El, are you sure you want to use this power of unknown origin?"

Carrot El listened to their analysis with some surprise.

He was merely giving a simple explanation of his speculations about the evil dragon, so how did these two guys manage to pin Barbatos's story on Salama?
Is it because dragons enjoy doing this kind of thing?
However, upon closer reflection, what they said makes sense. According to the theory of the dimension of demons in American comics, the dragon god Salama's unlimited overdraft and wish to modify reality does not conform to behavioral logic.

Even if it is a gift from the creator god, this gift is far too great, because the person making the wish pays virtually no price.

Isn't this a bit too unbelievable?
Is there really such a good thing in the world?!
In addition, wishes are made using divine language, meaning that only gods can use them.

When does an omnipotent God need to make wishes?

Or rather, what kind of wish would require a god to grant? A wish like Zamasu's for immortality was beneath Carrot El's notice; such a clownish wish was a complete waste of the number of wishes one could make.

If there truly is a wish that requires a deity at the pinnacle of the universe to grant, then it would undoubtedly affect countless multiverses.

It must be said that Batman's analysis also made Carrot El a little wary.

Everyone present was clearly past the age of listening to fairy tales, and they all held a skeptical attitude towards this kind of good thing that seemed to fall from the sky.

"Using it once or twice shouldn't be a problem. The dragon's power depends on its creator, and this dragon's creator is quite weak."

As Carrot El spoke, he stepped forward toward the little dragon created by the gods.

He still doesn't take it seriously. Even if the Hyperbolic Time Chamber is there, he could still smash the Dragon Balls before the evil dragon even appears.

"I wish—no, I wish you would pay interest."

Upon hearing Carrot El's words, Shenlong felt like dying.

Through its special abilities, Shenron already knew that Carrot El had learned this technique from someone named the Ancient One.

The people in this world are absolutely wicked, absolutely wicked; they're all black inside!
"The interest on your two wishes that you owe this year is: first, to restore this place; and second, to resurrect all the dead people around here."

The dragon nodded eagerly, fulfilling the wish as quickly as if it were a plague: "Okay, Carrot, the wish has been granted."

"Well then, goodbye, pshaw! I never want to see you again, and I wish my creator a speedy death!"

The next second, a dazzling light drew out seven shooting stars that streaked across the sky. Just as they were about to disappear from the sky, Carrot El caught them all in a moment of distraction.

When the object in his hand was placed on the ground, the once sparkling bead had turned into a gray stone, and it would take a year for it to recover.

As the dragon disappeared, the dark clouds that had been gathering in the sky slowly dissipated, revealing a blue and white sky once more.

Seeing this, everyone exchanged puzzled glances.

As a beam of yellow light spread across the land, the Kent courtyard, which had been reduced to ruins, was restored to its original state in an instant.

A miracle occurred, and the farmland that had been scorched by fire was transformed into a bountiful harvest once again, as if all the previous tragedy had been a dream.

Only the bloodstains on the ground proved that everything had actually happened.

As ruins rose again, the dead rose from their dead, and the traces of war and smoke were instantly washed away.

It was as if reality had been rebooted. A pair of bewildered eyes sat up from the ground, staring in disbelief at their hands. After regaining their senses, they hugged their families tightly.

"This...it's recovered already?"

Stark and Banner looked at the dramatic changes around them, both of them somewhat shocked.

The group quickly walked out of the courtyard, and the scene that came into view made everyone freeze in place.

Batman has the best ability to learn among them, and at this moment, his mind is already churning out various contingency plans.

But for some reason, he always felt uneasy about solving problems through this mystical method.

This kind of unconventional acquisition that goes beyond reality, if misused, will only turn everything into a delusional wish.

“Carrot, we must not rely on this power.”

Batman's face turned solemn and heavy; he hoped Carrot would understand the consequences of his actions.

Carrot El nodded to him: "I know Bruce, don't worry."

Walking at the back of the group, Wanda seemed absent-minded, staring blankly at her hands. Upon seeing this, she appeared lost in thought.
She felt that her power wasn't limited to attack; she seemed capable of altering reality like Shenron.
(End of this chapter)