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

In an independent dimension, the planet created by Wayne was officially named "Battle Realm".

Susan once asked Wayne why he chose this name, and Wayne replied that it was given to him by the Beyonder—but that wasn't the case. Wayne just wanted to use this name to commemorate the comics and, incidentally, shift the blame to the Beyonder so that Susan and the others wouldn't misunderstand him.

After all, the name "Battle Realm" sounds similar to "Colosseum" or "Arena," and historically, "Colosseum" and "Arena" were mostly places where... unlucky guys used their lives to put on a good show for high-ranking officials and nobles.

Thinking about it carefully, the Battle Realm does seem to be similar—except that Susan and the others were really just here to have fun, but for the other unlucky guys brought by the transcendents, if they were gone, they would really be gone.

The transcendent one doesn't care about their lives; in his view, to "fulfill a wish," you always have to pay a price.

After Wayne created the main body of the Battle Realm, the Transcendent added countless more sections to it.

This includes, but is not limited to: the normal world, the zombie world, the Ultron world, the monster world, alien worlds (such as Nova Empire, Apokolips, etc.), wasteland worlds, utopian worlds, mythological worlds (such as Olympus, Asgard), cyberpunk worlds, medieval magic worlds...

There are even LEGO worlds, Ultraman worlds, Mighty Heroes worlds, Gundam worlds, Jujutsu worlds...

These pieces come from various parts of the omnipotent universe—the Beyonders take parts of each universe and then piece them together on the main body of the planet.

The physical rules of the "Battle Realm" are completely chaotic. It is not a whole, but a collection of countless fragments of the world. One moment you may be in a wasteland world during the day, and the next you may be in a cyberpunk world at night.

......

The two weeks of preparation time passed little by little.

The teams that had been prepared were then deployed to various parts of the battle realm.

This includes Wayne's five teams, some teams that Beyonders brought in to make up the numbers, and... five teams that Beyonders themselves carefully selected.

Outside the battle realm.

In a luxurious spectator section in the endless void.

Wayne ignored the Garata clinging to him and munching on him, and looked at the humorous teams chosen by the Beyonders. For a moment, he didn't know what to say.

To make sure that Ganata could also see it, Wayne deployed a holographic projection in front of him.

At this moment, in the mythological world within the Battle Realm, the first team of the Transcendent Chosen has arrived—led by Doctor Strange, whose members include Apocalypse, a powerful mutant born in the First Dynasty of Egypt around 3000 BC; an elderly Loki with a face full of wrinkles; Juggernaut, who wields the Crimson Ruby of Setorach; Odin's brother, Serpent; and Black Adam, whose power originates from the Egyptian gods.

It looks pretty normal, and the configuration isn't bad.

Especially since the landing location was good—there was a section of the World Tree in the mythical world, which meant that Black Strange, as a mage, was basically getting a "top-tier treasure chest" right at the start of the game.

Wayne knew it was the Beyonder who did it; the other party's little tricks couldn't escape his notice.

But he didn't care... You, Brother Wei, were destined to win from the start, how could you possibly care about such a small matter?

On the contrary, the fact that the other person was jumping around so enthusiastically also brought him some joy.

Overall, the lineup for the first team of the Transcendence team was fairly standard.

But the second one was quite humorous.

The second team of the Zombie World - Beyonders was deployed by Wayne.

He wanted to know if the "humorous team" of the Transcendent would be killed by NPCs before they even met the players.

With Bruce's archenemy, the Joker, as the leader, who are the members?

Scorpion, McDonald Gagan, one of Spider-Man's villains, has only so-so abilities—just a lung fog.

Scarecrow, one of Batman's adversaries, primarily uses "fear gas," the effectiveness of which is unknown against zombies. Aside from that, he has no superpowers and his weapon is a scythe—commonly known as an "angry ordinary man."

Hopefully, when he sees the Hulk, he won't say something like, "Even the biggest muscles are afraid of knives."

Bullseye, this one is even more formidable—Angry Ordinary Person Number Two.

The Mad Hatter has a hat that can control human brainwaves, but it's unknown whether it can affect zombie brainwaves. Other than that, he has no superpowers—he's a skinny, ordinary person.

Lastly, Red Skull—nothing much to say, just an ordinary red-warm man.

How to describe this team... It's like the Six Districts of Shock, it's become a circus, purely for laughs. It's a miracle they even made it out of the zombie world alive.

However, Beyonder regretted this. He mainly selected the team leaders of each team, while the team members were decided by the team leaders themselves. Beyonder would then help them get whatever teammates they wanted.

Honestly, when he saw the Joker's humorous team, he thought there was some deeper meaning he hadn't noticed.

After all, he had seen quite a few Jokers from different universes, and they all seemed quite interesting. He even thought that the other party might bring him some unexpected surprises.

But when Wayne asked, he finally confirmed it—the Joker had no intention of winning at all; he was just there to have fun, and he had only gathered a bunch of like-minded villains.

The one who surpassed him was filled with regret, but it was too late for regrets now.

The game has already started, and if he dares to back out, he'll be dragged out of the game by Wayne—the kind where only one of them can survive.

Just thinking about fighting Wayne to the death... the Beyonder could already picture that scene.

[Wayne punched, shattering the Transcendental Domain. The Transcendent immediately stuck to his hand, and as he tried to remove it, he said, "These kinds of things are the hardest to remove from your hands."]