Black Robe: Gender Swap, I Have a Small Panel

In Morgan's neighborhood in New York, as Morgan resolved the subterranean threat, an elderly man who had been fast asleep awoke peacefully.

His eyes were filled with hesitation as he murmured:

"The premonition... disappeared?"

The old man was Dr. Baum. For a long time, whenever he fell asleep, he would witness the scene of the Earth being destroyed by the Earth Core Beast in his precognitive dreams. These desperate precognitive dreams kept him from getting a good night's sleep.

But today, the nightmare of the world's destruction did not haunt him, allowing him to have a good dream and wake up peacefully.

"Could it be...?"

He looked toward the villa where Morgan lived and ran there like a madman. He wanted to hear from Morgan himself that the crisis had been resolved, so as to calm his heart, which was filled with constant fear.

"Please, please, it has to be good news..."

For Dr. Baum, the ability to predict dreams was more of a curse than a blessing.

Apart from him, no one could truly understand the torment and breakdown in the heart of someone with the ability to have precognitive dreams. In countless late nights, precognitive dreams, filled with apocalyptic images, repeatedly tore at his mind.

Dr. Baum has witnessed devastating disasters in his dreams and even glimpsed the entire process of the world collapsing.

Whether it's the earth cracking open, causing widespread death and destruction, or a catastrophic disaster, or a rampaging monster devouring all hope of survival and utterly destroying the earth.

He could foresee all the destruction, yet he had no power to reverse it. Compared to those disasters, human power was far too weak!

Moreover, he could only see the devastating outcome, but could not predict the course of events or prevent the tragedy in advance...

In his premonition, this world was supposed to be filled with destruction and despair, but everything changed when the girl who had never appeared in his premonition appeared before him!

……

As Baum's thoughts wandered, he soon arrived at Morgan's house. With a nervous heart, he ignored the "Busy" sign on the door and rang Morgan's doorbell.

"Ding-dong, ding-dong, ding-dong..."

The sudden doorbell rang, startling Morgan and Daisy, who were celebrating inside the room.

"Wait, Daisy, let's talk about the celebration and rewards later. Someone seems to be looking for me."

"Fine...who's so annoying, coming at this time?"

As Dr. Baum rang the doorbell, Morgan, dressed impeccably, quickly emerged from the house, glared at Dr. Baum, and began sullenly:

"Hey, Old Deng, what do you want?!"

In other words, Dr. Baum had shown her great kindness and support, and if anyone else had interrupted her good time, she would have been furious!

"..."

Upon hearing Morgan's "oi," Baum paused, as if transported back to the scene of their first encounter many years ago.

That day, when Baum woke up, he saw a dirty blonde girl knocking on his door all by herself.

When he opened the door, Morgan, looking just as disdainful as he did then, said to himself:

"Oi, Doctor, I need to speak with you!"

How similar the past and present are...

……

"Hey, what's wrong? Why are you standing there like that?"

As Morgan waved her little hand, Baum snapped out of his reverie and remarked with a sigh:

"It's nothing, I just never imagined that the little beggar I sponsored would grow up to be like this..."

……

After a brief moment of reflection, Baum blurted out the question that had been on his mind:

"My precognitive dream, the prophecy about the Earth Core Beast that I told you before, it's disappeared. Was it you who made it?"

You solved it?!

Baum spoke urgently, eager to get a definite answer from the other person.

He had only told Morgan about this, and in his mind, only Morgan, this girl full of miracles, had the potential to solve the Earth Core Beast.

Can……

It's only been a few months, but her growth rate is simply astonishing!

He looked at Morgan nervously, afraid of hearing a negative answer, afraid that his superpowers had simply failed him...

Faced with Dr. Baum's question, Morgan made no attempt to hide anything, nodding naturally and saying:

"It's me, Doctor."

"What...?"

Baum was stunned for a moment upon hearing this, as if he hadn't reacted yet, and asked again.

"That's right, I solved it. It has been sealed in the Earth's core and poses no further danger to human civilization."

Upon receiving confirmation a second time, Baum felt as if the dark cloud that had been hanging over him had vanished. Tears streamed down his face as he trembled and said:

"That's great, you did it. It's so good that you exist in this world..."

Baum breathed a sigh of relief upon receiving Morgan's confirmation.

Having witnessed so many hopeless futures, I've actually been completely changed by the person right in front of me!

At this moment, Dr. Baum's mind was racing. Having experienced countless desperate apocalypses, he had so much to say and so many emotions he wanted to express...

He looked at the girl in front of him with a strong desire to share, wiped away the tears in his eyes, and spoke in a kind tone with a pleading tone:

"You've accomplished the impossible, but do you have time to listen to this old man recount what should have happened?"

Seeing the pleading look in her eyes, Morgan gave up on going to Daisy to collect the reward and nodded slightly, indicating that he was willing to listen.

Seeing this, Dr. Baum began to slowly recount what "should have happened".

……

"The first thing to escape the control of Vought International and be exposed to the public eye was a tumor beast with [unlimited proliferation], which would grow larger and larger every time it was attacked."

Appearing in the bustling city center, he took countless lives in just a few minutes, and through the counterattack of the arriving military and police, he grew into a mountain of flesh.

Later, even Homelander, who arrived late, was completely helpless against this flesh mountain monster; his damage output couldn't keep up with its regeneration.

Fortunately, it wasn't particularly fast, and the military lured it into the wilderness where it was completely destroyed with a nuclear bomb.

That accident caused Vought to be under intense public scrutiny. In order to protect himself, Vought had no choice but to bring Compound V into every household, using people's desire for superpowers to silence the gossip.

With this method, Walter was able to continue, but it also ushered in the darker "Era of Tumor Beasts," and soon after, a second super tumor beast beyond Walter's control appeared—a tumor beast that appeared in Godokin City, possessing telekinetic abilities and the ability to deflect attacks.

Her appearance completely destroyed several city blocks within minutes.

Even the Homelanders who rushed over dared not approach under the other side's intimidation, merely gazing at each other from afar before fleeing in panic...

Unstoppable, the monstrous beast unleashed a frenzied slaughter, until all life in the city was wiped out, until several nuclear bombs fell on Gododin, finally bringing it to an end...

This attack made the whole world realize that the Tumor Beasts truly have the power to destroy human civilization. Countries urgently united in their efforts to stop the abuse of Compound V, but the money, status, and hatred brought by Compound V had already become uncontrollable.

In a world teeming with superhumans, the order maintained by ceremonial guns could no longer be sustained. No one feared those fire sticks anymore, and from then on, the world accelerated its descent into decay...

Since the Gododkin incident, countless calamities caused by tumorous beasts have occurred frequently, the order of modern society has completely collapsed, and the human population and territory have been shrinking continuously.

The surviving humans, however, continue to blindly gamble on Compound V, hoping to find a "god" to end it all.

You might find this laughable, but for those who have no way to become stronger, this is the only way out, the only way to turn the tide.

Unfortunately, humanity failed to produce a god. Homelanders remained the pinnacle of individual combat power in human civilization, and humanity continued to decline amidst the scourge of the Beasts...

After that, the marine monsters invaded the land, seawater flooded the land, and the flame of human civilization gradually died out, with only some base cities in inland plateaus or deserts remaining.

Civilization was plunged into a countdown, until the resurgence of the Star Core Beast brought everything to an end…

Dr. Baum recounted everything he had foreseen—the crisis that would completely upend the world in just two years.

With the appearance of the first tumor beast codenamed "Flesh Mountain," the world uncontrollably entered a process of destruction, which was to be expected of the world.

But this girl, whom she hadn't foreseen, appeared in this world and sought her out, allowing her to witness her rise from a homeless child who escaped from an orphanage to a legendary figure, defying fate step by step...

"Ha, ha, I've sponsored a god."

After saying this, Baum glanced at Morgan with satisfaction, and without waiting for her reply, he slowly left alone.

Now that the crisis is over and no further crisis has been predicted, he can finally enjoy his retirement... How wonderful.

Morgan waved goodbye to Dr. Baum, who had come seeking reassurance, and whispered:

"Thank you, Doctor."

And remember to check my "Do Not Disturb" settings later...

Dr. Baum, who was making a graceful exit, stumbled upon hearing this and left cursing.

Watching her departing figure, Morgan returned home and continued her discussion with Daisy on the topic of "the use of energy"...