In front of Superman, you have no choice but to give yourself to a little girl.

After dealing with the team-up issues in the girlfriend group, Wayne sent another message in the cattle and horse group.

After all, he and the Transcendence Association each sent five teams, and the girlfriend group already has two teams, so there are still three short.

In fact, besides the ten teams he and the Beyonder formed together, there were some others that were just there to make up the numbers—those were also teams that the Beyonder found in other universes. Of course, if these teams that were just there to make up the numbers won, it wouldn't count as his victory.

But even if he were to win, Wayne wouldn't care. With Nemesis on the court, there's no chance of losing.

The Superman can't exactly kidnap OBA, can he? He doesn't have that ability.

In short, some of the extras are fine too, they make things a bit more lively.

—Herds of cattle and horses—

Spider-Man: @Boss, Wayne, what does this multiverse war mean?

[Phantom Ranger: Spider-Man, have you been staying up too late lately? How come you've even forgotten the words? Isn't it just "War of the Multiverse"?]

[Spider-Man: I don't want to talk.jpg]

Spider-Man: Was it that I didn't understand? I just needed some time to process it.

[Phantom Ranger: Pats on the shoulder.jpg]

[Phantom Ranger: Then take a break, and then let's team up.]

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Spider-Man: @BOSS, is this really a "game" for us little guys to play?

Seeing this, Wayne began to wonder if he had been playing too many high-level games with Peter lately.

However, he still believed in Peter, not because of his strength, but because Peter was Peter.

Peter's strength may not be that great when facing other monsters, but he is Spider-Man, and that's enough—in Marvel, Spider-Man may not win in the end, but he will never be eliminated prematurely.

[BOSS: @Spider-Man, believe in yourself.jpg]

Spider-Man: @BOSS, thanks bro.

Spider-Man: @PhantomRanger, great! Let's join together!

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[Soldier Boy: What happened?]

[Soldier Boy: ****, this character is really hard to type!]

[Sentinel: @BOSS, boss, I'm going too!]

[BOSS: @Sentinel, okay, find teammates first.]

[Sentinel: Oh, okay.]

[Sentinel: Um, anyone want to team up with me?]

Deadpool: Third brother! Don't forget your second brother! Take me flying!

[Anzhui: +1]

[Migan: +1]

[Soldier Boy: I'm not going, I have things to do.]

Deadpool: Hey little soldier~ Are you busy dating some old lady~?

[Soldier Boy: Don't use your foul mouth to talk. My brat is still young, I don't plan to let him go.]

Wayne never expected that the soldier who often left Azu alone at home to go out for runs would give up the opportunity to "fulfill his wish" for Azu.

Or perhaps he is already satisfied with his current life?

But it doesn't matter what, since Wayne isn't going to force anyone to go anyway; he's the boss, not a slave owner.

[Phantom Ranger: @Spider-Man, then counting the two of us makes it perfect.]

Spider-Man: @Sentinel

[Sentry: Sure, we'll go together.]

Wayne put down his phone and hugged Nemesis, who was clinging to him, with one arm. The creature seemed to prefer being held by him now rather than staying inside him.

However, Wayne didn't care too much, since it wasn't heavy anyway.

He began to ponder—where could he find the two teams he was missing?

Thanos would definitely be interested in "granting wishes," and Johnny would probably want to join in the fun too.

Who else?

Wayne relayed his message to Ganata over a distance, but to his surprise, Ganata didn't want to go.

But Wayne soon realized that what this girl was thinking was that since Susan and the others were there, they couldn't stop her—if Susan and the others weren't there, she could have Wayne all to herself.

You can't judge a book by its cover. Although Ganata looks innocent and carefree, she is actually quite cunning.

After confirming that Ganata wouldn't be participating, Wayne had to find two more to make up the numbers—Loki might be able to bring him some surprises, the Ancient One probably wouldn't go, but Strange might.

After all, the people that the Beyonders choose aren't necessarily good people, and if bad people are allowed to have their wishes fulfilled... Although Wayne can cover for them, those with a strong sense of justice will generally try to stop them in advance.

There are two left.

Wayne decided to go to the DC multiverse and summon Clark and Bruce.

(Johnny: You're amazing, bro! I never thought I'd team up with Superman and Batman!)

As for the final team, Wayne didn't bother thinking about it and just let Tony and Steve lead the Avengers—they probably wouldn't refuse.

Especially Steve, regardless of whether he has a wish or not, just the fact that he "stops bad guys from getting their wishes" is enough for him to go.

Thinking of this, Wayne sent a message to Tony and Steve.

He then patted Nemesis's back, who was pressing down on him. Nemesis understood Wayne's meaning and immediately transformed into dazzling, colorful particles that gathered on Wayne's body to form the "Revenge Suit".

......

Wayne left the watchtower and hovered outside Earth for a moment.

Then he teleported directly to the DC multiverse.