Zombie Marvel? Luckily, I'm Superman!

"I wonder how Grandma and Grandpa are doing..." Eli muttered to himself, touching his bracelet.

Strangely enough, she wasn't particularly worried about Lin Yi.

In Eli's opinion, no matter how capable Lin Yi is, she shouldn't be as good as her grandparents, right?

Because she didn't know exactly how powerful her grandmother and grandfather were, and in her memory, neither of them seemed to have ever fought at full strength.

Lin Yi, on the other hand, has a kind of magic.

The two hadn't known each other for long, but Eli could tell that Lin Yi was someone who preferred a peaceful and leisurely life.

But for some reason, as they spent more time together, Lin Yi always seemed more at ease with him in front of them.

Eli knew perfectly well that this was not love; it was more like the kind of temperament that the old man Luger had mentioned before, a temperament unique to the Kryptonians.

They always find a way to overcome the difficulties they face; perhaps this is a hidden trust in their blood.

With that thought in mind, Eli continued walking through the white space.

Stopping won't solve anything; only moving forward will.

But sometimes, the unknowns that come with moving forward are far beyond our imagination.

Eli didn't know how long he had been walking, stopping and starting intermittently.

The further I went, the more amplified that inexplicable unease became.

It was as if the abilities belonging to the Kryptonian bloodline were constantly losing their effectiveness. No matter how fast or far he flew, Eli always felt as if he was just spinning around in a small area.

Was it just her imagination? Eli didn't know; all she knew was that things were in trouble.

Eli touched the bracelet again, without a trace of hesitation in his eyes.

Now is not the time to use this thing.

She wasn't sure if Laura and Luger were also in this situation.

If things go as she thinks, and she leaves in the shuttle, wouldn't that leave her grandparents behind?

I wonder if Lin Yi has returned from the Dream Fragment Continent yet.

Oh, by the way, how long has it been?

Eli took out a communicator.

The communicator has a separate time flow record, but at this moment the communicator is completely unresponsive.

No energy left? That's impossible. The only explanation is that it was affected by the space Eli was in.

"...I can't walk anymore." Eli decided to sit down and rest for a while.

Her mood grew increasingly irritable and anxious. She needed to calm herself down and adjust her state of mind.

Unbeknownst to Eli, Lola and Luger were also in a state of anxiety at that moment.

Lola and Luger did not encounter the white space, but instead encountered a reflection doll.

"Didn't we say before that a single reflection doll wouldn't target a team of two or more people?" Lola Kuku fought against the shadow that had transformed into her own appearance.

Beside her was another dark figure, also locked in combat with Luger.

Lola is right; a single mirror doll will only find one person.

If two or more people team up, they will only encounter the same number of other team members.

However, almost all the Reflection Dolls on the ninth floor act alone. While teaming up is safe and you're unlikely to encounter any Reflection Dolls, you also shouldn't expect to get Vajra Fragments by defeating them.

But what's strange is that as soon as Luger and Lola teleported over, before they could even recover from the shock of their granddaughter's disappearance, they encountered a reflection doll.

That's right, it was just one. Without saying a word, the reflecting puppet split into two puppets upon seeing the two people, and transformed into their appearances, attacking with abilities they were extremely familiar with.

While parrying and looking for an opportunity to counterattack, Luger gave a wry smile: "How should I know? I used to be a puppet."

As they spoke, the combat doll suddenly transformed into Lola's silhouette, and then the attack animation changed accordingly, unleashing a burst of heat rays as it punched, catching Luger completely off guard.

Luger was sent flying backwards, his expression quite interesting.

"This reflection doll has probably been upgraded!"

I've never heard of a Reflection Doll being able to switch forms at will. It should just be a copy of the abilities of the person you're fighting!

When Luger was being attacked, the Reflection Doll did not immediately pursue him. Instead, it joined the battle on the side and attacked Lola together with another Reflection Doll.

"Stop talking nonsense! Come and carry one over here!" Lola shouted.

Although Luger was knocked away, he was not injured and quickly flew back to rejoin the battle.

"Old woman, I have a bad feeling," Luger said as he fought, his expression indescribable.

"How many times have I told you not to call me 'old woman'? Do you want me to team up with those two on the other side?"

Luger didn't seem to care, and continued in a somewhat bitter voice, "The Reflection Doll is no longer the same Reflection Doll as before."

"Being able to freely transform into another person's form, perhaps... he even has records of previously copied character forms..."

Laura raised an eyebrow upon hearing this, but her hands did not stop moving.

"I think it's unlikely. Maybe this happened because we were together. I..."

Before Lola could finish speaking, a flash of light appeared on the two reflection dolls opposite her, and their outlines began to change rapidly.

Muscles swell, and body grows taller.

Lola's pupils contracted: "The 'Hollow Barbie Sisters'?!"

Two fists came straight at her, and Lola retreated rapidly, not daring to take them head-on.

The "Golden Barbie Sisters" are characters in the interdimensional world who have honed their physical strength to the highest level.

Their fists, unlike the physical talents of the Kryptonians, are real attacks with immense destructive and annihilating properties.

Wherever the fist struck, space shattered, like a collision of dimensions, scattering countless spatial fragments.

Lola and Luger's faces darkened at the same time, and they both thought of the same question.

It seems that a connection has been established between the mirror dolls, possibly replicating all those who entered the ninth level, and this replication is interconnected among the mirror dolls?

The two exchanged a glance and understood each other's thoughts.

The fact that the reflection dolls in front of us have transformed into the "King Kong Barbie" sisters is the best proof of this.

Faced with such a punch, neither of them dared to take it head-on, and they kept retreating.

"Old woman, I have another feeling..." Luger said with a bitter expression as he backed away.

Lola gave him a surprised look.

I don't usually use my brain, so why do I have so many thoughts today?

"I know what you're trying to say, and I think so too."

Luger wasn't surprised that Laura had thought of that, and upon hearing her say that, he nodded in agreement: "So what do you suggest we do now?"

Lola's retreating figure suddenly accelerated, leaving her back to Luger, and she flew away from the battlefield at high speed.

"What else can we do! You stop these two reflection dolls, I'm going to find my precious granddaughter!"

As he spoke, he accelerated again, and in the blink of an eye, he became a small black dot in Luger's sight.

"Eh!" Luger reached out, his mouth slightly open, looking incredulous.