In front of Superman, you have no choice but to give yourself to a little girl.

Seeing that something was wrong, Susan quickly came over and pulled Wayne to sit down.

Then Susan pulled Wayne's head into her arms, letting him bury it deep in her magnificent bosom, her right hand gently stroking the back of Wayne's head.

Seeing this, Gwen's expression was complicated. She looked down and scoffed—"Hmph! She's just still growing!"

However, Gwen wasn't too bothered by it, because she was also worried. After all, Wayne, who usually seemed to care about nothing, had never warned or threatened anyone like he had just done.

Gwen came forward and looked at Wayne with concern. "Are you alright? What you were saying earlier..."

Wayne calmly asked, "Do I look like I'm in trouble?"

Wayne then gestured for the two to come closer, and then began to whisper to them.

As they listened, Susan and Gwen both unconsciously widened their eyes, revealing identical expressions of surprise.

Gwen covered her mouth, which was agape in an "O" shape. "W-Won't that hurt a lot?"

"I don't know. I controlled the temperature, so it shouldn't be burnt. Even if it is burnt, it's better than nothing."

"Or would it be better if it weren't there?"

Susan crossed her arms, her conscience heavy with displeasure. Those guys actually thought of capturing her and Johnny to threaten Wayne?!

Although the Fantastic Four do not define themselves as "heroes" in the traditional sense, they see themselves more as a scientific or exploration team.

But in reality, they have indeed solved many problems for the Earth. Aren't these guys being incredibly inhumane in treating them like this?!

Despite her anger, Susan wasn't afraid; she and Johnny weren't weaklings who couldn't even kill a chicken.

Susan's force field is strong enough to withstand multiple heavy blows from Thor's hammer in defense, and can even briefly withstand Galactus's (unsatisfied) energy attacks during bursts.

Its offensive capabilities, such as force field impact, cutting, and internal explosion, are equally formidable. It can easily destroy main battle tanks, penetrate the armor of large warships, and even deliver conventional impacts comparable to Thor's hammer. When it explodes, it can even shake small islands.

Susan is no weak woman, and neither is Johnny—he can unleash a new star-level explosion at a temperature of up to a million degrees Fahrenheit when he exhausts all his energy!

Of course, this "nova explosion" is a scientific metaphor, referring to the fact that the Human Torch, like a "nova," releases far more destructive energy than normal in a very short time by detonating all its energy reserves. Its characteristic of "self-depletion but recovery" is the same as that of a real nova explosion.

However, its power is naturally far less than that of a supernova. After all, a true nova explosion refers to a thermonuclear explosion triggered when a white dwarf accretes matter from its companion star and accumulates it on its surface to a critical point. Although it doesn't destroy the entire star like a supernova explosion, the energy released in a short period of time is comparable to the energy released by the sun over hundreds of thousands of years.

Similarly, some characters are said to have a "supernova explosion," but this doesn't mean that the power of this move is actually comparable to a supernova explosion. Rather, it means that this move is more uncontrollable and that the character might die if they explode.

It was precisely because of this tradition that Wayne once casually mentioned, while idly beating up a few enemies in another universe, that his heat vision's instantaneous output could reach the level of a supernova explosion.

But the group of guys didn't take it seriously. One confident idiot even ran straight into Wayne's heat vision. They didn't expect that when this honest guy said "supernova explosion," it would actually be a "supernova explosion"—they thought the heat vision would explode.

Getting back to the main point, this is Johnny's ultimate move after all. Although its range is slightly smaller, its instantaneous thermal radiation and shock wave are capable of melting and vaporizing point targets, comparable to a tactical nuclear bomb with the equivalent of kiloton TNT.

Moreover, most of the Fantastic Four's activities are team-based, including Reed, one of the smartest people on Earth, and Ben, the Thing, one of the few characters who can contend with the Hulk.

Do they really think they're just some random person on the street? Someone you can arrest whenever you want?

……

Nick Fury never expected that he, a Black character, would encounter such a situation—shouldn't he be surrounded by a group of Black people? How did he end up being the one being surrounded?

Fury glanced up at the group and saw Hulk grinning at him, but he didn't panic—as long as Hulk wasn't smiling at him.

"Nick, I understand your thoughts."

Steve pulled up a chair and sat down in front of Fury. "But you should also know how terrible it would be if Wayne's power were controlled by a country, especially this country... you know."

"Wayne doesn't want to get involved, and we don't want that to happen either."

"I understand, I understand."

Fury said he never thought Wayne would agree, but he had to go through the motions, right?

"But I need an explanation, Captain."

Fury met the captain's gaze with his one eye. "He burned the president's butt with a cigarette butt! I can't just do nothing!"

"..."

The initially aggressive crowd was instantly stunned, and their momentum immediately subsided.

I thought they were here to seek justice for Wayne, but now it seems Nick Fury is the one who's here to seek justice.

Tony turned to Wayne with a gossipy look on his face. "Good lad, you really..."

"I didn't burn his butt with a cigarette butt."

"The one-eyed pirate said..."

"I'm using thermal imaging."

"Oh... wait a minute!"

"I controlled the temperature."

"That's right."

Tony nodded slightly. As long as the matter hadn't gotten out, it wasn't a big problem. He didn't believe Matthew Ellis would fall out with Superman over something so trivial.

"Nick, you heard that too."

Tony sat down next to Fury, feigning helplessness. "You know, kids don't understand. I'll just let it go if I take the president for a top-of-the-line massage."

Fury was about to say something more when Reed spoke up, "Wait a minute, Wayne wouldn't do something like that for no reason."

Upon hearing this, Fury broke out in a cold sweat, and swallowed the words he was about to say.

"Nick?"

"..."

"Nick, say something!"

"..."

Seeing Fury drenched in sweat, everyone seemed to hear the signal to "start the fight"—this time, this time it's called "I'm also in the right"!

"Wayne said they were discussing arresting me and Johnny to threaten Wayne."

Just then, Susan's voice came from not far away, and Fury's heart sank – there was nothing he could do, since Matthew hadn't objected back then.

Although one reason for this was that before he could even refute it, he was shoved in the butt with a cigarette butt... oh wait, I mean, his butt was burned by heat vision.

But the fact is, there was no rebuttal, and Fury, who originally wanted to get some benefits, really didn't know what to say.

"Nick, this is where you're wrong!"

"You actually want to arrest me and Susan! Do you think we're made of clay?!"

"Despicable tactics! The Son of Odin would never stoop to your level!"

"Hulk, I hate bad guys!"

One pot after another was dumped on top of Fury, pressing him down so hard he couldn't lift his head.