Zombie Marvel? Luckily, I'm Superman!

Lola rolled her eyes at him but didn't say anything. She simply raised the sphere of light to a certain distance and then immediately deployed it.

She actually understood what Luger was thinking.

Luger wasn't afraid that he couldn't beat the manager, but rather that if it really came to a fight, he wouldn't be able to protect himself and Eli under the manager's command.

This is why he was worried and sweating profusely; after all, the Kryptonians are all born warriors and have never been afraid of fighting.

The sphere of light unfolded, cascading down like a waterfall of light, and in an instant formed a circular core composed of ribbons around the group, enveloping them within it.

"Alright, you meant this when you gave me that look, right?" Lola said to Lin Yi after unfolding the ball of light.

"This orb of light is a valuable item, one of the Kryptonians' most prized possessions. It can even, to some extent, shield us from observations from the fourth dimension."

"That way, we won't be afraid of being observed by managers."

There isn't a single prop that can be associated with the concept of dimension that is simple.

Lin Yi had originally wanted to create a shielding force field himself, but this saved him the trouble.

Moreover, he discovered that this ball of light was indeed a good thing, providing one-way shielding.

The inside can perceive the outside, but the outside cannot perceive the inside.

Eli floated over slowly.

Luger also realized that this was because there was a need for information symmetry.

"Hey old woman, if you want to talk, at least find somewhere else."

Although I'm used to Lola's easygoing personality, this is just too easygoing.

They clearly have something important to discuss, but they didn't choose a more formal occasion, like a starship.

"Take it or leave now, why are you making such a fuss?" Lola glared at Luger.

This man, I've disciplined him several times, but he still can't shake the habit of calling her "old woman"! It's so annoying to hear!

"Hey, hey, don't be angry. It was my fault for being so talkative." Luger chuckled and pulled out a simple-looking sofa set from his spatial storage device.

Just put it in the air, and it will automatically float there.

"Sit down and let's talk, sit down and let's talk." Luger pulled out another table with tea on it.

You brought all this with you to battle? Interesting.

"Okay, sit down and let's talk." Lola plopped down on the sofa, crossed her legs, and picked up her glass to drink.

Luger sat down next to Lola and nodded to Lin Yi.

Lin Yi and Eli exchanged a glance, then Lin Yi and Eli sat down opposite the two men.

"...Ms. Lola..." Lin Yi hesitated for a moment before speaking first.

As soon as he said it, Lola's eyes lit up, and she gave him a look that said, "You're a smart kid."

Doesn't that make her look much younger?

"That's right," Lin Yi continued, "During your time away, did you learn a lot about the managers?"

"Or rather... do you know a lot about me?" Lin Yi carefully chose his words. Since the first thing she did when she met him was to ask how well his memory had returned, it meant that she must know some information that Lin Yi did not.

"What I want to know is, to what extent do you understand these things?" Lin Yi asked his question.

"There's still a full day left before the agreed-upon time to go to the ninth floor with the manager. I think if we exchange information, we can better handle what's about to happen. Don't you agree?"

Lin Yi didn't say it explicitly, but all three people present understood.

A battle with management is inevitable.

After hearing the question, Lola looked into the distance, seemingly contemplating something.

His initially fiery aura gradually calmed down.

"To what extent...?" Lola repeated the question.

"I'm not entirely sure either, so I can only share what I've seen."

Lin Yi remained silent, as did Luger and Eli, all quietly waiting for Lola's recollection.

"At first, everyone thought I left the Kryptonian race in order to find a way to ascend to a higher dimension and try to find clues at the edge of the dimensional gap world."

"That's right, but that's not my only goal. My main goal is to find out why Eli lost control and how."

At this point, Lola withdrew her gaze from the distance and landed on Eli's face, her loving expression unable to be concealed, a stark contrast to the violent outburst she had displayed when she was kicking Luger.

Immediately afterward, Lola's expression changed, and she clicked her tongue in disgust at Luger beside her.

"It's all that old man's fault, he kept it all under wraps and I had to discover Eli's loss of control myself."

"If I had said so earlier, I could have set off sooner and made arrangements earlier!"

"You idiot!"

This made Lola angry, and it's no wonder she wanted to kick Luger whenever she saw him.

This guy thought he could solve the problem, and didn't tell anyone about Eli's loss of control.

And what was the result? He didn't solve the problem himself, and he also wasted time.

Luger knew he was in the wrong, and lowered his head, looking guilty.

Lola gritted her teeth and snorted.

"Forget it, I don't have time to argue with an old man like you right now."

Lola calmed herself down and steered the conversation back on track.

"As I traveled, I rarely used spatial skills to jump, for fear of missing information that might exist in certain places."

"The dimensional gap world is theoretically without edges, and the symbols that are everywhere in the sky are also composed of no regularity."

"But these are all theoretical speculations."

"In fact, those symbols in the sky follow certain patterns and are constantly revealing certain information to people."

Lola looked down at the ground, where each platform contained countless symbols.

"I can't quite explain how to interpret these symbols, but I can understand some of their meaning."

"This may be related to my past experiences and the skills I've acquired, but I won't go into too much detail about that."

"The key point is that you ask a question to the symbol, and it responds."

"A response?" Lin Yi interrupted subconsciously. The fact that the symbol would give a response gave him a very familiar feeling.

However, the familiarity was not in the words themselves, but in the act of the symbol responding, which made him feel extremely familiar with it.

"That's right." Lola nodded.

"Following the signs, it took me a long time to finally reach a certain place..."

Laura paused, her brows furrowing.

"It's not really a place. It's more like a void ocean."

"That ocean contains unimaginable information about the interdimensional worlds. The oldest of these is the origin of the interdimensional worlds and even the entire universe."

Luo stretched his hand and drew two circles in the air, and an image appeared.

A pure white space composed of countless symbols, an endless white ocean.

The ocean was still, without a ripple.

This ocean made Lin Yi pause for a moment again.

This ocean also gave him a very familiar feeling...