In the Marvel Universe: I can summon items from all dimensions.

Chapter 55 Changes in the Golden Finger

Sound waves, a powerful but rare form of attack.

Sounds exceeding 120 decibels are enough to cause pain, and those above 190 decibels pose a fatal risk. A sufficiently large infrasound array can easily kill everyone in a block. For an ordinary person, creating a lethal sound wave is a considerable challenge, but for some superhumans with enhanced physical abilities, it is actually very simple.

All you have to do is yell.

Even ordinary humans who have mastered the corresponding vocal techniques can shatter a glass with a high-pitched voice, so what can a superhuman with vocal cord muscles that are far stronger than humans do if he shouts?

Now is the time to reveal the answer.

Despite Colossus's grip, Homelander managed to shout at the top of his lungs. The sound was so loud that it created a visible shockwave in the air. This vibrational energy, which spread at the speed of sound, had no effect on Colossus, but when it reached Logan's ears, it ruptured his eardrums on the spot.

His internal organs and brain were damaged, and even his skin was cracked in several places. Admittedly, this level of injury was nothing more than a minor ailment that Logan could recover from in the blink of an eye, but in the lightning-fast pace of the battle, every moment was extremely important.

Logan, whose brain had been severely concussed, experienced a moment of disorientation, and his hand movements became slightly distorted. The claw that was originally aimed at Homelander's chest floated upwards and failed to advance along its original trajectory, so it only tore open the latter's clothes and part of his muscle, causing him to spurt out some blood.

But for the Homelanders, who have almost never been hurt, this is terrible enough.

How could this be? How could this be? How could this be?! Even cluster bomb explosions couldn't hurt me! How could someone like me be injured by primitive cold weapons?! What on earth are those claw blades?!

The fear of death caused Homelander to release a surge of adrenaline in an instant. He used this energy to break free from Colossus's grip and, without pausing for a moment, took to the air, reaching a height of seven or eight meters above the ground. With a terrified look, he glanced left and right at Logan and Colossus.

"whispering sound----"

Logan spat out a mouthful of bloody saliva, straightened his back, and continued to stare intently at Homerman.

"He's quite strong."

After being thrown back to his feet, Colossus glanced down at the shallow palm print on his arm, then looked up and gave Homelander that seemingly simple and strong smile that actually concealed murderous intent.

"Who exactly are you people?!"

The man glanced at his stained front of his shirt out of the corner of his eye and couldn't help but swallow.

As the saying goes, you only realize how little you know when you need to use it. Since he had always been in the position of the oppressor, Azu naturally didn't know how to speak properly. So even though he was aware of the danger the other party posed, he still spoke in a rather arrogant tone.

This undoubtedly further enraged Logan.

Alright, alright, you almost got ripped off just now and you still dare to be so arrogant, huh?

"That's not important, kid."

Logan wiped the blood from his face, revealing eyes like a wild beast eyeing its prey: "We gave you a chance to talk things out at first, but since you're planning to kill us without giving any reason, it means you're also prepared to be slaughtered by us, right?"

"Wait, I—"

"Stop talking nonsense!" Logan snapped. "You don't seem inclined to be dignified? Fine, I'll make you dignified!"

As soon as he finished speaking, he charged towards the Homelanders once again.

"!!!"

After quickly scanning the room with his exceptional reflexes, Homelander immediately locked onto what appeared to be the door and charged forward without hesitation. His most powerful laser beam was already activated halfway there, quickly heating the metal that made up the door to a red-hot hue. It seemed that it wouldn't be long before the door was breached.

If you can't beat someone, just run away. It's not shameful. Anyway, he doesn't have any mental baggage. He did the same thing when the soldier boy pinned him to the ground and almost shot him to death.

However, even Homelander himself probably didn't expect that his decision would hit Logan and Colossus's weak point.

After all, they can't fly, they don't have ranged attack capabilities, and their mobility isn't very high. If a flying enemy is determined to run away, they can only stand there and watch helplessly.

Seeing this scene, the group of people in the observation room couldn't sit still any longer.

"This guy can fly! We can't let him escape!"

Scott exclaimed, "Otherwise, it'll be troublesome to catch him again!"

Judging from his tone, Mason felt as if he were mingling with a group of cultists rather than righteous heroes.

However, apart from him, probably no one else cared about this, so a group of people were eager to set off, as if the play "Death of the Homelander" was about to start filming.

But at that moment, Mason suddenly spoke up: "By the way—are we the only ones in this underground base?"

Phantom Cat blinked—she wasn't particularly capable of fighting, and even if there were a fight, it wouldn't be her turn, so she casually answered Mason's question, "There are usually some researchers around—but it's almost night now, everyone's probably off work, right?"

"6

"Mason hissed, "So—even if this guy leaves this room, he'll only run into the Professor or Miss Grey?"

As soon as he said that, everyone turned around.

They winked at each other in perfect unison, and then, those like the White Queen, who had a low moral compass and were very aware of just how powerful those two were, gradually revealed a somewhat wicked smile.

However, this is, after all, the territory of the X-Men, and there are still more people with principles here. The professor is in his seventies or eighties. Being strong is one thing, but can the students just lie down and watch their teacher solve everything?

In the next instant, they decisively opened the door to the observation room and rushed into the scene of the tragedy in batches.

What? No tragedy happened inside?

Don't worry, it will be ready soon.

After a burst of lightning and thunder, streaks of red light, and the thud of fists landing squarely, Homelander was predictably knocked down.

Some people might be curious about where the process went in between; I'll add that later. Let's start with the result for now.

Mason and Shadowcat, remaining in the observation room, witnessed a brief act of torture reminiscent of Tom being brutally beaten by Spike. Yes, it couldn't even be called a battle; the X-Men simply took turns unleashing their skills, and Homelander was dead—

He collapsed to the ground and couldn't get up.

The battle was very short, but even a novice like Mason could glean some insights from it.

After entering and forming formation, the X-Men members unleashed a very smooth combo. First, the White Queen used a mind attack to briefly control Homelander. Storm followed closely behind, unleashing several blue-white lightning bolts as thick as water tanks, dealing damage while also applying a paralysis buff. Then came the dazzling red light emitted by Shockwave and Scott, one hitting the head and the other the body, knocking Homelander, who was swaying and barely maintaining his flight posture, down on the spot.

After the ranged group finished their attacks, Colossus, Armor, and Logan, the three melee fighters, took over. Colossus pounced and pinned Azur to the ground, pounding his head repeatedly to maintain the stun buff through physical means. Armor summoned her energy armor, removed part of her left arm armor, and transformed it into ropes, giving Homelander a set of—Turtle Shell Binding?

Why are you tied up like that?!

By the way, some people here might not be familiar with the character "Armor," so let me give a brief introduction. She is a mutant from Japan named Hisako Tochigi. She has the ability to summon an energy armor that covers her entire body. However, unlike in the comics, Hisako Tochigi here looks to be in her twenties and has demonstrated the ability to transform a part of her energy armor, which is probably a new skill she developed during her time as a police officer.

After taking Homelander down at lightning speed, Hisako Tochigi pulled the rope and threw him to Logan. Logan understood and immediately pinned him to the ground, pressing his knee into his back while placing his right fist against the side of his neck. This way, Logan could easily extend his claws to sever Homelander's neck if he wanted to.

The entire process was smooth and seamless, with no unnecessary parts. The level of skill was so high that it was as if the player was playing a game. The focus was on pragmatism and efficiency, and the Homelanders' defeat was truly deserved.

In the observation room, Mason, Phantom Cat, and Nightcrawler, three people who were either incapable of combat or purely support roles, were staring at each other blankly.

"So this is what the X-Men are like?"

After a brief silence, Mason asked, "But the articles in the newspapers seem to describe you in a Hollywood-style glamour?"

"Mr. Mason, you should take note of the newspapers and reporters that publish those kinds of articles."

Nightcrawler coughed lightly and said somewhat embarrassedly, "We also have publicity needs, so of course we need to present a better image."

"————That makes a lot of sense."

Mason, momentarily speechless at the allure of journalism, changed the subject: "So, is the battle over now? Can we go in?"

"It should be about time."

Phantom Cat stroked his chin and said, "I can become intangible, Kurt can teleport, and you can heal yourself. Ordinary dangers should be meaningless to the three of us, right?"

Having reached some strange consensus, the three of them sneaked out of the observation room and headed towards the scene of the mass bullying of Ah Zu.

How could we miss such a spectacular show?

Watch as I, Mei, go and film Ah Zu's miserable state, then make hundreds of millions of copies for the world to see and enjoy!

After taking a few steps forward with this mindset, a strange feeling suddenly swept over Mason.

As if his ability to summon gifts from another world had suddenly been stimulated, Mason felt the galaxy in his mind, which contained countless treasures, suddenly become scorching hot.

A jumble of information raced through his mind, like being in a popular tourist spot during a holiday, which bothered him to the point of giving him a headache.

Without thinking, Mason turned and looked toward the source of the commotion.

Yes, it was that empty space that looked like it contained nothing but darkness.

The galaxy in his mind was boiling with joy. Mason couldn't quite describe the feeling, but if he had to, he felt like a gourmand who had seen a state banquet, and he had a kind of appetite-like desire for the emptiness in mid-air.

What's going on here?

Moreover, even without direct contact, just standing at this distance, he felt that he had gained something from the void—not a physical object, but information that kept flowing through his mind.

"Ugh————"

Mason pressed hard on his forehead, then gathered some of the light energy scattered throughout his body onto his head. The effect was immediate, and the annoying pain quickly disappeared.

At this moment, the turmoil in the Milky Way finally subsided.

It cannot be confirmed visually, but this seems to be related to the end of "eating".

There's a saying that goes, "One who lives in a fish market for so long does not smell the stench," which means that sometimes people are unaware that they are in some kind of abnormal state. After absorbing that chaotic information as food, Mason suddenly realized that before that, he had been in a state of "hunger."

Now, after his hunger had subsided somewhat, he witnessed some new changes.

They were a doorway and a ray of golden light.

Just as an ignorant baby knows how to move its hands and feet, Mason understood what those things were, even though there was no particular reason for it.

Just like arriving in the Marvel Universe from one's original world, the "portal" allows one to travel to other worlds.

"Golden Light" is more abstract. To describe it, it's like a limited-time pool in a lottery game. You can use it as a consumable. After using it, you can limit the direction of your summons for the day, anchoring the category you need from the all-encompassing gifts from another world. For example, if you want "weapons", you won't get a pizza.

But we can't say for sure. If it defines things like baguettes, rye bread, and mooncakes as weapons, the outcome could be unpredictable.

It seems that there is still a lot of potential for me to expand my abilities.

However, this isn't a good opportunity to explore the void further; let's try again another time.

Judging from what the professor and Logan said, there is more than one Void in the world. If all of them can contribute to the growth of one's abilities—well, does this count as finding the main quest?

Mason clicked his tongue and caught up with the nightwalker ahead.

Since things have come to this, let's first look at Ah Zu's jokes.

To be honest, Azu's technique was a bit lacking, but his stats were really high. After that round of attacks, he didn't have any obvious external injuries. His clothes were torn to shreds, and his hair and some skin were charred. The highest damage output in the whole battle was still Logan's missed claw. You could say he lost with dignity.

What? You're asking why your pants are still perfectly fine?

What? Does someone want to see Ah Zu's Crescent Moon Heavenly Strike?

"What do we do now?"

Seeing the enemy defeated, Logan's anger subsided somewhat. After clicking his tongue, he asked the others, "Should we just kill him? The academy hasn't built a prison that can hold this kind of guy. If he finds a chance to escape, things will get complicated."

"We're good guys, you know?" Scott rolled his eyes. "Good guys don't kill prisoners of war—and this guy has considerable scientific value. If you dare to stab him to death here, Hank will come down and fight you to the death, you believe me?"

"That's why I hate scientists; they're always fussing over the smallest things," Logan yelled. "Then you guys should come up with a solution!"

"Ugh—!"

Just then, Ah Zu, who had been bombarded by lightning, attacked by lasers, and had his head smashed dozens of times by Colossus, finally caught his breath.

Stunned by the beating, he didn't immediately realize what had happened and instinctively tried to struggle—Logan was definitely too strong to hold him down, but he only made one move, which calmed the restless Homelander down.

Logan extended his claws a short distance, about one or two centimeters, and plunged them into Homelander's neck with a "plop," immediately creating three bloody holes.

"Move even slightly, and your head will split apart."

As Logan spoke, he slapped Homelander on the back of the head and mocked, "Weren't you so awesome just now? Not so great now?"

"fuc—"

Homelander looked up and saw a large group of deadly figures: Storm wielding her Chain Lightning, Scott with red eyes, Colossus striking a muscle-flexing pose, and the White Queen in her diamond form. Although he was stunned, he still vaguely remembered how he had been pinned to the ground by this group of people with a series of small combos, with a weapon that could really cut off his head hanging next to his neck.

He chickened out on the spot.

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