Sky Curtain: The Darwin Incident at the outset, the Declaration of the People's League

Then, that silence finally turned into voice.

—Warhammer Universe—

Holy Terra

The solitary figure atop the golden throne remains unmoved since time immemorial.

He didn't show it, but he was actually quite happy.

Finally, I've found a world where I can compete with myself in terms of being worse!

While our world and the other world are roughly equal in strength overall, we're generally in control here, without as many crazy players...

Yeah, I think so.

Anyway, seeing a world just as miserable as his own made him inexplicably happy.

——Super God World——

Angel Star City

Keisha sat regally on the throne, her fingers lightly tapping the armrest.

The sound of the striking echoed in the empty hall, each strike like the tolling of some ancient bell.

"A comparison between two universes..."

To be frank, neither of these worlds is a good thing.

Warp, psionic energy, and the fate of the Ironforge world...

Given the power they displayed in the heavens, even angels might not be able to gain the upper hand.

After observing for a while, she felt that both worlds had a touch of idealism.

Speaking of which, they seem to be able to replicate some of these things. Should we let He Xi try to research them?

——The Wandering Earth World——

Earth United Government

A scientist gazed at the sky, speechless for a long time.

"A comparison between two universes..."

The engineer next to him asked, "Sir, what are you thinking about?"

The scientist looked at him.

“I’m thinking,” he said, “that we’ll be pushing the Earth for who knows how many years, thinking we’re the worst off in the universe.”

He paused.

"Now look at the neighbors next door—we seem pretty lucky."

The engineer was stunned.

"Lucky?"

“Yes,” the scientist said. “At least we can still push the Earth. At least there is still hope. At least—we haven’t gone mad.”

"That makes sense, at least our problem is at the physical level."

——Ling Cage World——

lighthouse

Lord Morgan sat in his seat, remaining motionless for a long time.

His aged face was expressionless.

how to say.

He felt that both of these worlds were actually better than his own.

At least they still have a glimmer of hope in their desperate situation.

The Emperor remains in the Warhammer world, and humanity endures.

In the world of Honkai Impact 3rd, humans are the mainstream, and they are also protected by destiny.

In short, it's much better than the near extinction of humanity here.

—Scissor Seven World—

Chicken Island

Ah Qi lay on the beach, looking at the sky.

“A comparison of two universes…” he murmured, “one is a butterfly stroke in a cesspool, the other is a battle royale for the mentally ill.”

Cola squatted down next to him.

"Ah Qi, which one do you choose?"

Ah Qi thought about it.

"I choose Chicken Island."

"why?"

"Because there's beef offal, beaches, and idiots here."

Cola laughed.

"You're an idiot too."

“Yes, I’m an idiot too.” Ah Qi rolled over. “But idiots live longer.”

Just kidding, he'd be crazy to go to those two worlds.

Yes or No, he has to choose "or"!

And he still can't let go of his beloved Miss Mei!

—DC Universe—

Superman stood by the window, looking at the sky.

Batman sat at the console, his fingers hovering over the keyboard.

“Bruce,” Superman’s voice was soft, “that universe—”

"I saw."

What are your thoughts?

Batman remained silent for a long time.

“I’ve been thinking,” he finally spoke, “what could the Justice League do if they went to that universe?”

Superman was stunned.

Batman stood up and walked to the window.

"Their enemy is not the foreign invaders, nor is it any clear evil. It is themselves. It is those madmen who see themselves as saviors."

He paused.

"This is more difficult to deal with than any enemy."

Superman looked at him.

"You mean you're powerless and can only watch? That's not like you."

"Aren't you worried that something like this might happen to us in the future?"

Superman's concerns were not unfounded; the pollution of the mind is indeed too dangerous.

The most terrifying weapons are those that are invisible and intangible.

Once this celestial curtain is revealed, who knows how many chaotic villains will emerge on Earth.

Batman shook his head.

"The biggest difference between humans and wild animals is that humans have intelligence and can prepare in advance."

"What should we prepare?"

"Prepare—" Batman's lips curled into a slight smile, "The method to deal with a madman."

"This is something I'm very good at."

What could he say?

It's a perfect match for my major!

He was the largest shareholder of Arkham Asylum, sending countless mentally ill patients there to help the asylum continue to operate for a long time.

—Marvel Universe—

Avengers Headquarters

Tony Stark sat at his workbench, staring at the sky.

Steve Rogers stood behind him.

"Tony?"

"Ah."

"What are you thinking?"

Tony was silent for a moment.

“I’m thinking,” he said, “if that 'lunatic' from that universe came here—could we stop him?”

Steve did not answer.

Tony continued speaking.

"A 'herb gatherer' who can cleanse the earth's surface, a 'fire arsonist' who can destroy stars, a 'cultural disaster' who can alter the laws of physics—"

He shook his head.

"We can't beat them."

Steve looked at him.