The Witrum of the Marvel Universe

Gwen sat on Leon's sofa, eating an apple, her legs swinging back and forth, in a very good mood.

Clearly, fighting crime is a healthy form of exercise that can also make people happy.

The only ones who are unhappy are probably the criminals.

I said~

Leon stared blankly, not understanding how things had turned out this way. "You wanted to join my company, but it's just an empty shell, there's nothing there!"

I remember Katie helped Leon register a company before. The entire company only had Leon and Katie, and it was originally just for the convenience of reporting expenses to Xavier's School.

Gwen somehow found out and wanted to join too.

“Of course~ My only two superhuman friends are here, how could you leave me behind?” Gwen said matter-of-factly.

“But it’s just a shell company.” Leon was speechless.

"That's not the case now."

Katie's bright, beautiful eyes sparkled, and a laptop sat on her white legs. The screen flickered in her eyes, and she seemed to be operating something.

"Walt Corporation gave me inspiration!"

Katie kept flipping through the data from the previous Vought Corporation, as if she had opened up a new world. "Maybe we can also set up a superhero company like the Vought Corporation, specifically to fight crime."

"I investigated all of Vought's past data and compared it with that of other heroes."

Chapter 47: The Global Guardian Team is Established!

"Actually, the Deep Sea, A-Train, and Invisible Man from Vought International, who are well-known to the public, are not that strong. In fact, there are many people in our Xavier's School who are more capable than them."

"Why are they not only not disliked, but each of them has an incredibly high level of popularity?"

Katie became more and more excited as she spoke, constantly typing something on the screen, "Because we didn't have any publicity, no PR, no hype, no scandals!"

"Compared to our professor, the top executive at Walter Reed, Homelander has done far more good deeds, yet his fame is far less than Homelander's. That's why!"

"Similar examples include the Hulk, Ghost Rider, and Punisher. These superhumans all suffered from a lack of public relations and hype!"

"So Leon, if you want your popularity to rise quickly enough and steal popularity from other superhumans, you need a professional team to help you build momentum and create hype—at least you need your own media."

“There’s another advantage to forming a company: you’re our top talent, so we can mold you into someone like Walter’s Homelander. Similarly, we can use this opportunity to create a reputation for unsung heroes like Gwen who work behind the scenes to fight crime.”

"At that time, we can even have Gwen and you create a CP (couple pairing) to boost popularity. With that popularity, the buzz will definitely go up!"

Katie even considered bringing in members of the X-Men for publicity, to show humanity the true nature of mutants and completely change the government's perception that mutants are dangerous.

In this respect, Katie, who is proficient in electronics and networks, is simply a genius.

Leon listened in disbelief as the other person launched into a long and detailed explanation.

He could understand occasionally, but he just couldn't quite grasp Katie's series of punches.

Not only Leon, but Gwen also looked completely bewildered.

She joined the company simply to be with everyone, so what is Katie saying?

However, Leon believed that Katie would not harm them.

So he said, "If you really want to do it, then do it."

"But one thing is certain: there's no need for any kind of CP (couple pairing) hype."

Gwen, standing to the side, blushed slightly and chimed in, "Yes, there's no need!"

"Uh-huh!!"

Katie nodded frantically, seemingly oblivious to what they were saying, as she rapidly made changes on her computer.

After a moment, he asked the two of them, "Do you have any suggestions for a company name?"

“A threesome?” Gwen blurted out.

"Perhaps new people will join in the future?"

“The Avengers?” Gwen asked again.

"This clashes with the copyright of a certain black-braised egg, doesn't it?" Leon said.

"How about we call a few little idiots?" Terra chuckled from the side.

"Go away, go away, sis, don't cause trouble."

"How about Company X?" Katie tried to suggest.

"This is alright, but it doesn't really look like a superhero company."

In the end, it was Leon who suggested, "How about calling it the Global Guard?"

I'm sorry, Director Cissell, but if you don't have it here, let me borrow one.

“Global Guardians, huh?” Katie muttered to herself, finding the name catchy. “That’s good. Let’s do Leon’s suggestion.”

"Global Guardians"—doesn't that sound like a name brimming with a sense of justice?

That's how the company name was decided.

Because of the excellent example set by Water Company, which even provided Katie with a template, the registration and modification were completed quickly.

Super Hero Company doesn't need to register its original name; it can use a code name when reporting, which is very considerate.

Currently, the Global Guardian Company has three employees.

They are Director Leon and Invincible Young Hero.

Legal Representative → Chief Financial Officer → Chief Technology Officer → Planning Director → Publicity Director → Katie → Phantom Cat

Employee: Gwent Ghost Spider.

A place that would one day surpass Vought International and become a holy land in the hearts of countless superpowered individuals was hastily established in a small room.

Leon stroked his chin. "I also know a great lawyer. I'll see if I can get him involved to help us with the case."

In America, if you don't have your own lawyer, you've already lost half the battle before it even begins.

Besides, some things are much easier if you have a lawyer around.

“And Peter Parker, he should have gained superpowers too, should we bring him in?” Gwen suddenly said.

Leon shook his head slightly. "Since Peter has deliberately concealed his identity, let's not expose him."

"At least... wait until the relationship is more established and the other party is willing to be honest before saying anything."

"Okay~" They all agreed with Leon's decision.

She wasn't actually that familiar with Peter; she was just saying it casually.

"I have some savings here. Although it might not be enough to fully implement my ideas, it should be enough to hire some publicity staff."

"The main problem is that the rent is too expensive. If I want to rent a building as the global security team's headquarters, the cheapest one I've seen costs six million a year," Katie complained.

"Rent?"

Leon murmured.

"Please wait a moment."

Leon walked out the door, and when he returned, he was holding a stone the size of two fists.

"What are you doing with the stone?" Katie asked curiously.

"I'll show you a magic trick."

Leon smiled slightly and gripped the stone with both hands to increase his strength.

The stone was constantly compressed and shrank under his pressure, and every now and then, stone chips fell out from between his fingers.

When Leon released his grip, the two fist-sized stones had transformed into a large diamond the size of a fist.

Smooth and flawless, exquisitely beautiful, it shimmers with iridescent colors under the sunlight, even larger and more beautiful than the legendary Desert Star diamond.

Gwen's eyebrows suddenly lifted, her eyes filled with astonishment. "What a huge diamond."

Katie murmured, "If you apply ten tons of pressure per square centimeter to a carbon-containing rock, the rock will turn into a diamond under the pressure and the resulting high temperature."

"Oh, why didn't you tell me beforehand? I should have taken a video and sent it to my friends!" Katie said regretfully.

Leon smiled, placed the fist-sized diamond on the coffee table, and it made a "ding" sound. "Now, the money should be enough, right?"

It's easy for Leon to make money, but he can only do so through legitimate means.

If he dared to loot, vandalize, and burn, he had no doubt that the great Emperor Mark and Lady Eve would be so enraged that they would fly over from Planet VI at any moment to launch a righteous mob attack on him.

The Emperor of the Witrum Empire cannot tolerate a thief.

And frankly, for Leon, money is just enough as long as it's sufficient.

He really has no interest in money.

Although it may seem a bit like Versailles, that's the truth.

He is the future crown prince of a vast cosmic empire spanning hundreds of star systems; what use is the currency of a mere remote little planet to him?

It's like an ancient emperor ignoring his entire treasury of jewels to covet a farmer's moldy vegetable pancakes.