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Immediately afterwards, beams of silvery-white light descended from the sky, bombarding the land of the Ximu Realm.

The sunflowers, rocks, and even half-built buildings that were struck by the beam of light disappeared silently in the light.

Only Ivy, through her deep connection with this world, could feel the emptiness of that part of her being forcibly ripped away.

Her face turned pale, and a trickle of golden blood seeped from the corner of her mouth.

"They're here!"

"Long-range firepower is ineffective! Do not attempt to counter with energy attacks!"

Bruce yelled into the command channel.

"Melee team! Disrupt their formation!"

"receive!"

Steve charged ahead, shielding himself with his shield, towards the first wave of Kang soldiers landing on the ground. Diana and Thor followed closely behind, forming a sharp spearhead on either side.

Steve's shield slammed into a soldier's head, but only caused a slight dent in the soldier's armor.

"Extremely high armor density!"

He responded immediately.

The soldier was knocked off balance and staggered. He raised his rifle and aimed it at Steve's chest.

A red and blue figure flashed by, and Clark instantly stood in front of Steve.

He used his indestructible chest to catch the eerie blue beam of light.

The beam struck the Kryptonian's body.

"Hmm, it seems it doesn't work on me?"

Clark frowned slightly. He felt as if his presence had been grazed by some force. Although he was unharmed, the feeling was extremely uncomfortable.

Clark fired two beams of intense light from his eyes, striking the soldier. However, the moment his heat vision touched the soldier's armor, it vanished without a trace, as if absorbed by an invisible barrier.

"Their technology can deflect energy!"

Reed reported loudly from the rear.

On the other side, Thor's hammer, carrying immense thunder, slammed down on another group of soldiers.

The violent lightning, like silver snakes, scattered and danced, but was neutralized by the blue energy field that appeared on the soldiers' armor the moment it approached their bodies.

Diana's Hephaestus sword cleaved through a soldier's rifle, but she could sense that the divine weapon, forged by Hephaestus himself, was being rapidly worn down by an unknown law as it sliced ​​through the soldier's armor.

As Ivy's face grew paler and paler with each piece of land in the Ximu Realm being silently erased, her complexion also became increasingly pale.

A trickle of golden blood seeped from the corner of her mouth; it was the direct feedback from the damage her world, her home, was suffering at the level of the laws.

Xiu En supported Ivy's swaying body and gently wiped away the golden blood from the corner of her mouth. This was also Xiu En's world, but as the Sun, he was not greatly affected.

"They hurt you."

Ivy leaned against him and nodded weakly.

"Then let them stay here forever as fertilizer."

Hugh smiled as brightly as the sun, but his words sent a chill down Clark's spine from not far away.

Xiu En looked up at the dense, silvery-white fleet in the sky, like a swarm of locusts.

Then, a second sun rose in the sky of the Ximu Realm.

No, not just one.

There are tens of thousands.

Countless fist-sized golden orbs of light emerged from behind Xiu En and then shot into the sky at a speed exceeding that of light! Their numbers were so great that the entire sky of the Xi Mu Realm was dyed a dazzling golden hue.

"My God..."

Barry Allen stopped and stared blankly at the sky.

The golden suns crashed into the spaceship.

The sturdy ship, built with futuristic super technology and capable of withstanding supernova explosions, silently melted, vaporized, and finally dissolved into the most basic particles, dissipating in golden light.

Within seconds, the massive fleet that blotted out the sky was completely wiped out.

The sky was clear again.

"It's my turn."

Ivy straightened up in Xiu En's arms, a flush of anger rising on her pale face.

She extended her slender finger and pointed it at the ground troops below who were still swaggering around.

The entire land of Ximu Realm began to tremble.

"Bang! Bang! Bang!"

Rows of pea shooters with enormous mouths, like Gatling guns, burst from the ground, their mouths spraying out solar energy bullets that shimmered with golden light!

"Da da da da da!"

The dense barrage of energy projectiles completely tore apart the Kang soldiers' lines.

This is the Ximu Realm, the home ground of Xiu En and Ivy. The Time Beasts from before have all been driven away, let alone these ordinary soldiers.

Behind the lines, walls of nuts rose up, their surfaces gleaming with a thick metallic sheen, easily blocking the wiper beams fired haphazardly by the routing soldiers.

Some plants even have flower heads whose petals rotate like radar. Once they lock onto a soldier, they shoot out an icy blue beam of light from the flower's stamen. The soldier hit by the beam will instantly become incredibly slow, as if he has fallen into a swamp of time.

Kang's soldiers were thrown into chaos.

Their futuristic technology and law-based weapons have lost all their advantage in this completely unreasonable world.

A soldier tried to activate the short-range teleportation device on his waist, only to find that the ground beneath his feet had turned into a sticky layer of butter, making it impossible for him to move.

Another squad attempted to focus fire on destroying a seemingly dangerous carnivorous plant, but the plant suddenly opened its massive maw and swallowed all the obliteration beams they fired, even letting out a satisfied burp.

An enemy commander-like figure had just taken to mid-air, preparing to regroup, when he was struck by a massive corn cannon shell that fell from the sky.

A huge corncob, encased in divine fire, struck and was smashed into the ground like a fly.

"Logical analysis...failed. Rule conflict...failed. Data matching...failed."

From inside a soldier's helmet came the desperate report from the AI.

Finally, Ivy closed her eyes, reached out again, and gently pressed down.

All the fighting plants stopped attacking.

Then countless dandelion seeds, emitting a soft white light, slowly drifted down from the sky.

The seeds fell on the surviving Kang soldiers, penetrating their armor and merging into their bodies.

That was the pure, original source of life in the Ximu Realm.

The soldiers' bodies began to become transparent. They raised their heads and seemed to see their distant, erased homeland and their long-forgotten families in the eternal fate of battle and slaughter.

A sense of relief flickered in their eyes.

Then, their bodies transformed into countless white specks of light, like fireflies rising slowly into the sky on a summer night, eventually merging completely into the heavens and earth of the Ximu Realm.

The smoke cleared, as if nothing had ever happened.

Only the erased land, nourished by these sparks of life, regains its vitality.

"alright."

Xiu En looked at the world restored to its original state and nodded in satisfaction.

"Okay, I admit I didn't quite understand."

Tony landed on the ground, looked at the newly restored land, and couldn't help but break the silence by speaking.

"They're weak, right? I mean, their physical fitness, reaction speed, and even tactical coordination are terrible, like a bunch of rookies fresh out of training camp."

"Yes."

Steve Rogers put away his shield.

"I could feel that when my shield slammed down, his bones must have broken. But he didn't fall, and he didn't even cry out in pain."

Diana stroked her sword, the sword of Vulcan, the inextinguishable divine fire on its blade now somewhat dimmed.

"Not only that, but I can feel a resistance when I slash at them with my sword. My power is being nullified."

Clark glanced at Shuen, who was sharing scones with Ivy not far away, and concluded with a wry smile.

"If we weren't in the Ximu Realm, if Xiu En and Ivy weren't here, we might have been wiped out by now."

"That's not your fault."

Bruce's voice came from the projection in the command center. He brought up a holographic replay of the battle that had just taken place.

"Their strength lies in their weapons and their rules."

"The soldiers themselves are weak, so they can be cloned and manufactured in large numbers and quickly. But every piece of equipment they have is tampered with at the level of the laws."

"Their armor is protected by the law of damage immunity. It's not that their physical defense is high, but rather that it conceptually renders the damage you inflict meaningless. Their shields are protected by the law of energy neutralization, which can directly decompose and reduce the energy of your attacks back to elementary particles. And their weapons are protected by the law of existence deletion."

Bruce looked at everyone: "They're like a game administrator who's made themselves invincible and then used their administrator privileges to delete our accounts."

He glanced at Hugh and Ivy, who were discussing the flavors of scones, and his voice became somewhat complicated.

"Fortunately, we have Xiu En and Ivy. They are the super administrators of this world. They directly modified the server's underlying code, forcibly invalidating all of the enemy's permissions. This kind of victory is unrepeatable. Once the battlefield shifts elsewhere, we will still be lambs to the slaughter."

"We still need to continue research. I'll work on developing the new armor as soon as possible."

In the lab, Reed and Tony stared in silence at the mountain of seemingly incomprehensible Kang Zhi strategy guides before them.

"No, it won't work. There's not enough time for just the few of us to analyze these things and reverse engineer them to create an existence-locking armor that everyone can use."

"This technological system is too massive; it's built on rules that are completely unfamiliar to us."

"unless……"

Tony's eyes flickered.

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"Unless we can find more brains as smart as ours."

Bruce fell into a long silence.

He was rapidly assessing the risks and rewards.

Finally, he seemed to have made up his mind.

He cut off communication with the lab and contacted Xiu En, who was slacking off, alone.

"Xiu En".

"what?"

Xiu En's mouth was full, and he asked indistinctly.

"I need more help."

"I need to connect with my counterparts in other universes. There are a few of them you saw when you fought the Black Death Emperor, but this scale of multiverse positioning and projection requires an extremely stable and powerful energy source as a beacon. I need your permission to use the core energy of the Ximu Realm."

"Oh, is that all?"

Xiu En waved his hand dismissively and said it without a care.

"Use it freely, just don't trample on Ivy's flowers."

"Thanks."

Bruce received permission and immediately began operations.

Under everyone's gaze, new signals began to flash continuously on the holographic projection platform in the command center.

A dozen or so dark figures, some clear and some blurry, were forcibly pulled from their respective worlds into this meeting.

"Where am I, Ah Fu? What stage is my anti-clown gas serum injection at?"

A Batman projection that looked extremely tired appeared, his armor covered in scratches and bullet holes.

"I'm at war with the Dark Knights! I don't have time for your tea party right now!"

Another Batman projection roared, with towering flames and a terrifying figure riding a laughing bat dragon behind him.

"Another parallel universe? How interesting. How's the wine in this new world?"

The third Batman projection looked particularly weathered, with a hint of alcohol on his lips, as if he had just been dragged out of a bar, making him a rare Batman who drinks.

One after another, Bruce Wayne from different universes appeared on the screen; some were young, some were old, some were in the midst of war, and some were enjoying a moment of peace.

For a moment, the entire command center was filled with various styles of "I am Bruce Wayne".

"Quiet!"

Bruce from the world of Shuen suppressed all the noise.

He directly shared the highest-level briefing on the Kangzhi Dynasty with everyone else.

On the screen, the Batmen who appeared anxious or impatient for various reasons all fell silent after seeing the overwhelming fleet, the endless Kang, and the combat footage showing the ability to delete weapons.

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One Batman gave everyone the judgment they had in mind.

"My Dark Knights can be put on hold for now."

"Compared to this enemy who can erase history at will, those Batmen and their crazy pets are just trash that needs to be cleaned up."

"I need all of your computing power."

Bruce from the world of Shuen looked at all versions of himself.

"We need to analyze Kang's technology as quickly as possible and create a presence-locking armor that can protect all of us."

"agree."

I second that.

"Let's begin."

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"Send the data over."

At this moment, all the Bruces reached a consensus. They decided to temporarily set aside the troubles of their own worlds and prioritize joining forces to fight against the Kang Dynasty.

A super technical advisory group composed of the most obsessive and best-in-class brains in the multiverse, who are also the most adept at developing contingency plans, has been established.

With Bruce Wayne's coordination in the main universe, the Batman Technology Advisory Group in the multiverse began to operate.

"Cross-validation of database A-7 has been completed, and no logical traps were found."

A Batman projection with a rugged, comic book style reported.

"The gravitational constant model has a deviation and is being corrected based on the data from the divine realm provided by Mr. Thor. It is expected to be completed in three minutes."

Another Batman projection, clad in high-tech power armor, spoke while manipulating mountains of data.

"I have already uploaded the solution to the Time Turtle Fist attack."

Tony Stark couldn't help but chime in, a smug smile on his face.

"Simply put, it's about using higher frequency quantum vibrations to create a small singularity on his fist before he throws a punch. I call this using speed to fight speed."

"Your solution is too reliant on energy and is unstable."

A Batman projection, its eyes particularly gloomy and its armor covered in spikes and barbs, coldly retorted.

"A more direct approach is to utilize the delayed effect of causality, feeding back the concept of harm to him at the very moment he throws the punch. Let him hit himself."

This Batman who proposed fighting himself was an uninvited guest. He came from a multiverse that had long since sunk into darkness, where hope had vanished, leaving only eternal battle and despair.

Taking advantage of the moment when Bruce opened the multiverse in the main world, he silently squeezed his own projection in, using a similar coordinate as cover.

He is patiently waiting for his opportunity.

They await access to the core of this strategy, or perhaps, a fatal backdoor hidden in their newly developed armor, known only to themselves.

Kangzhi Council?

That was merely a stepping stone in his plan.

What he truly cares about is this new world with nearly infinite life energy that can connect to the multiverse.

That is, the Ximu Realm.

This world will be the perfect starting point for him to rise from darkness and conquer the light.

But he didn't know.

He was being watched from the very first millisecond when his projection appeared.

"Ivy".

Xiu En's voice echoed in Ivy's heart, tinged with disdain.

"Can you smell it?"

"I can smell it. It's mixed with the smell of bat droppings and despair. It's disgusting. The mint plant that just started growing is almost wilted by it."

In the Ximu Realm, Xiu En and Ivy, as the co-rulers, are the very laws of this world.

The sky of the Ximu Realm is their eyes, the earth is their skin, and every gust of wind is their breath.

Under the sun's rays, anything that contradicts the life and light of this world appears ridiculously conspicuous.

The lurking Batman thought he was hiding well, but in Shu En's eyes, he was like a cockroach jumping around in a sterile laboratory.

"He has a Bruce face."

Xiu En rested his chin on his hand, observing with great interest the imposter who was pontificating on various dark tactics.

"But he's much darker than Bruce. Bruce just doesn't sleep at night, but he looks like he's never seen the sun since birth."

"Should I pull him away with the vines?"

Ivy's mind was filled with a hint of eagerness.

"Or should we just let the carnivorous plants underground drag him down and make him our midnight snack?"

"No rush."

"I'd like to see what this little mouse, who thinks he's a hunter, is trying to steal from his owner's kitchen. Don't you think that's much more interesting than watching them write code?"

Meanwhile, the technical team's discussions continued.

"I propose that the locked core be linked to a miniature time-loop beacon."

The lurking Dark Knight, Batman, spoke again, his plan sounding both bold and effective.

"In this way, even if the armor is destroyed, the user's existence can be automatically reverted to a safe point in time at the last moment before being erased, achieving true immortality."

"To deny it is too risky."

"The uncontrollable time loop may trap users in an eternal time prison."

"In times of war, efficiency is paramount. Sacrifice is necessary."

The Dark Knight immediately retorted.

"No one here needs to be sacrificed."

Clark said.

Tony Stark felt really annoyed. Looking at Batman, who exuded an aura of "I understand despair better than any of you," he felt something was off.

This guy is far too fond of sacrifice and extreme methods.

"Bruce A, share the resonant frequency data of N metal with me."

"Bruce B, any new progress in analyzing Urujin's rune structure?"

"Bruce C, simulate Kang's mental model, I'm going to conduct a stress test."

A dozen Bruces worked simultaneously, a massive flow of information circulating like a galaxy in the command center, with an outrageously high efficiency. Meanwhile, the infiltrator used these brief lulls in the activity to discreetly attempt to implant code belonging to the Dark Multiverse into the core program of the warframe under construction.

He did it extremely discreetly; the code was disguised as a harmless, redundant data packet embedded among billions of lines of instructions.

Just as his fingertip was about to touch the confirmation button.

The holographic screen in front of him went black with a sizzle.

"Feel sorry."

Xiu En's voice came from not far away. He was playing with an energy core that he had accidentally pulled off the server.

"It seems to be a loose connection in the wiring; the equipment here is a bit old. Um, don't ask me how such newly built equipment could be old. Wait a moment, I'll have Ah Fu find a wrench to fix it."

The projection of Bruce from the dark universe froze at this moment, seemingly lost in thought.